【正文】 53 Construction System Design............................................................................................................................ 54 Digital Fabrication ........................................................................................................................................... 55 3D Control and Planning.................................................................................................................................. 56 3D Coordination .............................................................................................................................................. 57 Design Authoring............................................................................................................................................. 58 Engineering Analysis (Structural, Lighting, Energy, Mechanical, Other) ......................................................... 59 Sustainability (LEED) Evaluation ...................................................................................................................... 60 Code Validation ............................................................................................................................................... 61 Design Reviews................................................................................................................................................ 62 Programming ................................................................................................................................................... 63 Site Analysis..................................................................................................................................................... 64 Phase Planning (4D Modeling) ........................................................................................................................ 65 Cost Estimation ............................................................................................................................................... 66 Existing Conditions Modeling .......................................................................................................................... 67 APPENDIX C – BIM USE ANALYSIS WORKSHEET ..................................................................................... 68 APPENDIX D – TEMPLATE PROCESS MAPS ............................................................................................. 69 APPENDIX E – LAB EXAMPLE PROCESS MAPS ......................................................................................... 87 APPENDIX F – INFORMATION EXCHANGE WORKSHEET ............................................................................. 94 APPENDIX G – BIM PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN TEMPLATE........................................................................ 96 APPENDIX H – BIM EXECUTION PLANNING CATEGORY GUIDE ................................................................. 114 APPENDIX I – BIBLIOGRAPHY ............................................................................................................ 115 APPENDIX J – GLOSSARY.................................................................................................................. 116 1. Business Process Mapping Notation (BPMN) Terms and Definitions:.................................................. 117 APPENDIX K – INDEX ...................................................................................................................... 118 Building Information Modeling Execution Planning Guide 5 6 7 8 A B C D E F G H I J 169。 Construction Visualization Coordinator, Jacobs Global Buildings North America Victor Sanvido, ., Senior Vice President, Southland Industries Alexander Zolotov, BIM Technical Lead, Clark Construction Group, LLC Sponsor Directors: ???? Robert Tener, Executive Director, The Charles Pankow Foundation Steve Thomas, Associate Director, Construction Industry Institute Building Information Modeling Execution Planning Guide 169。 2022 The Computer Integrated Construction Research Group The Pennsylvania State University iii READER’S GUIDE This Building Information Modeling (BIM) Project Execution Planning Guide is directed toward readers with a fundamental understanding of BIM concepts2. The eight chapters in this Guide provide: ???????????? ?? ?? An overview of the BIM Project Execution Planning Procedure (Chapter One) A method to identify BIM Uses (Chapter Two) A procedure for designing the BIM Process for the project (Chapter Three) A method for defining the Information Exchange Requirements (Chapter Four) A method to define the infrastructure necessary to support the BIM Process (Chapter Five) A structured method for team implementation of the procedure through a series of meetings and intermediate tasks (Chapter Six) A structured method for individual anizational development of typical methods for BIM implementation (Chapter Seven) Conclusions and Remendations for projects and anizations implemented BIM based on lessons learned through the creation of the Guide (Chapter Eight) Appendices provide additional resources for implementing the BIM Project Execution Planning Procedure on a project. These resources include blank template forms for pleting each step within the process. There are also example process maps and information exchange examples for a sample project. The sample project used is a hypothetical Laboratory Project with a limited number of BIM Uses so that it is easy to follow. Electronic resources are available at the project website ( These resources include Microsoft Excel spreadsheets for various template files, a Microsoft Visio file with template process models, and an Ado