Building Information Modeling: Shared Modeling, Mutual Data, the New Art of Building [Hardcover]

This book presents how Building Information Modeling (BIM) and the use of shared representation of built assets facilitate design, construction and operation processes (ISO 19650). The modeling of public works data disrupts the art of construction. Written by both academics and engineers who are heavily involved in the French research project Mod?lisation des INformations INterop?rables pour les INfrastructues Durables (MINnD) as well as in international standardization projects, this book presents the challenges of BIM from theoretical and practical perspectives. It provides knowledge for evolving in an ecosystem of federated models and common data environments, which are the basis of the platforms and data spaces.

BIM makes it possible to handle interoperability very concretely, using open standards, which lead to openBIM. The use of a platform allows for the merging of business software and for approaches such as a Geographic Information System (GIS) to be added to the processes.

In organizations, BIM meets the life cycles of structures and circular economy. It is not only a technique that reshapes cooperation and trades around a digital twin but can also disrupt organizations and business models.

Foreword xi
Arto KIVINIEMI

Preface xiii
Christophe CASTAING

Introduction xix
R?gine TEULIER and Marie BAGIEU

Chapter 1 Disruptive Technology and Economic Issues 1
R?gine TEULIER and Marie BAGIEU

1.1 BIM as a disruptive technology 1

1.1.1 The concept of disruptive technology 2

1.1.2 BIM interpreted as a disruptive technology? 3

1.1.3 The characteristics of BIM as a disruptive technology 4

1.2 Introduction of BIM in the col#�