1. LAX Development Program Management Update BIM TECHNOLOGY 08/03/2009

2. What is “BIM” Building Information Modeling Building Information Modeling develops a complex database which can cover building geometry, spatial relationships, geographic information, quantities and properties of building components. Allows for a “Virtual Prototype” of the building to be constructed. Quantities and shared properties of materials can easily be extracted. Systems, assemblies, and sequences are able to be shown in a relative scale with the entire facility or group of facilities. BIM can be used to demonstrate the entire building life cycle including the development of maintenance schedules for individual components.

3. Qualitative Analysis Communications and Design Illustrations Constructability Analysis Systems Coordination and Clash Detection Energy Analysis

4. Sequential Analysis Assembly and Installation Sequences Constructability Analysis Systems Coordination and Clash Detection Energy Analysis

5. Quanitative Analysis Quantity Takeoffs Construction Cost Estimates Cash Flow Analysis Life Cycle Cost Analysis

6. What is “BIM” Building Information Modeling

7. CONCOURSE SYSTEMS MODEL

8. CORE STRUCTURAL MODEL AT CONCOURSE CONNECTION

9. CORE STRUCTURAL MODEL AT GATE 305

10. CORE STRUCTURAL MODEL AT LIGHTWELLS

11. GATE 303 STRUCTURE ISOMETRIC

13. GATE 303 SYSTEMS ISOMETRIC

14. “Clash Detection” One of the greatest functions of BIM is

15. CONCOURSE STERILE CORRIDOR MODEL DETAIL

16. AXONOMETRIC AT CONCOURSE STERILE CORRIDOR

17. CONCOURSE STERILE CORRIDOR SYSTEMS

18. GATE 303 SYSTEMS COLLISION –EXISTING PIPING THROUGH STAIRWELL

19. GATE 303 SYSTEMS COLLISION – DUCTS (GREY) THROUGH STRUCTURE (RED)

20. GATE 303 SYSTEMS COLLISION