A BIM-Driven Approach to Managing Common Properties within Multi-Owned Developments

Title

A BIM-Driven Approach to Managing Common Properties within Multi-Owned Developments

 Author

Atazadeh, Behnam
Rajabifard, Abbas
Kalantari, Mohsen
Shin, Jihye

Date

2018-10-03

 Abstract

There has been a significant growth of multi-owned developments in cities around the world. These developments include a combination of different types of residential and commercial uses of urban spaces. Common property areas in multi-owned developments typically include a wide range of shared spaces and facilities. Clear and correct delineation of the spatial extent of common properties must be considered to avoid unintended consequences and costs in managing facilities within complex developments. Currently, subdivision plans are used as an artefact of knowledge for managing common properties in building developments. Communication and management of the spatial extent of both unlimited and limited common property areas could be a challenging task for Owners Corporation (OC) managers. Therefore, there is a need for providing not only a better approach to manage common properties in a more visual way but also adopt digital data management methods. One such approach – Building Information Modelling (BIM) – is currently used in the building industry. BIM is widely recognised as a common data environment for 3D lifecycle management of buildings. In this research, we suggest that BIM can be used to digitize 3D spatial structures of common properties in multi-owned developments.

 Subject

3D digital data
BIM
Common property
Spatial structure
Governance
Multi-owned development

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