CASE: ACADEMY OF ART AND DESIGN IN BERGEN (KHIB)
(LEAN) PROCESSPLANNING in the DESIGN PHASE
KHIB: SOME FACTS…
Projectstart and designcompetition: Autumn 2005 Granting of final construction work fundings: June 2013
Total budget (pr. July 2013): 1.038 mill. NOK (incl. VAT) Floor space (pr. July 2013): 14.500 sqm
Schedule:
2014: Detailled design / Demolition / Ground preparations 2015: Foundation works / Framework / Enveloping
2017: Scheduled completion Q2
OWNER - CLIENT: Statsbygg
ARCHITECTS: Snöhetta
1) Experiences from Lean Construction (ie. UiO Domus Medica, Oslo) 2) Lean construction seminars (ie. Porsche Consulting)
3) Takt - Train
4) Film-clip: 30 floors in 14 days (China)
And as an objective: A very lean project.
• Strategy
- An as lean project as possible in design and construction. - Lean on all levels and in all phases.
• Tools - BiM
- dRofus (room functional database)
KHIB PLAN
GENERAL PROJECT PRINCIPALS
Transparency / Overview / Collaboration
Culture for continous improvement
Lean included in all contract documents
Extended lean requirements for contractors
Reduce, minimize or (preferably) eliminate waste
Flow where possible
KHIB LEAN STEP BY STEP
1) Pre-SeminarDiscussing and preparing a lean construction strategy. Getting to know the building.
2) Product Creation Process (w/ Porsche Consulting) Project top level overview.
Mindshifting.
3) Now what ..? A design train and takt ..?
4) Developing and improving the lean design process «Unfamiliar territory!»
5) Extended use of lean takt planning and construction with contractors. - Contract review.
- Contract handover (from design to contractors). - Frontloading (putting the puzzle together).
- Lean construction. 6) Lessons learned
PLANNING USING LAMINATED A0-DRAWINGS
DRAFT 2ND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION
1) Pre-Seminar
Discussing and preparing a lean construction strategy. Getting to know the building.
2) Product Creation Process (w/ Porsche Consulting) Project top level (1) overview.
Mindshifting.
3) Now what ..? A design train and takt ..?
4) Developing and improving the lean design process «Unfamiliar territory!»
5) Extended use of lean takt planning and construction with contractors. - Contract review.
- Contract handover (from design to contractors). - Frontloading (putting the puzzle together).
- Lean construction. 6) Lessons learned
COMPLETE PROCESSMAP LEVEL 1
DEPENDENCIES & TRANSPARENCY EVERYONE ON THE SAME PAGE
«LEVEL 2 & 3»
COMPLETE PROCESSMAP LEVEL 1
PROCESSES (7)
STATSBYGG PHASES & MILESTONES (MAINTAINED)
Everyone developed the PCP-level-1-map together.
Everyone’s «on the same page».
Everyone has «the same mind».
Everyone has the same objectives.
1) Pre-Seminar
Discussing and preparing a lean construction strategy. Getting to know the building.
2) Product Creation Process (w/ Porsche Consulting) Project top level overview.
Mindshifting.
3) Now what ..? A design train and takt ..? From construction to design.
4) Developing and improving the lean design process «Unfamiliar territory!»
5) Extended use of lean takt planning and construction with contractors. - Contract review.
- Contract handover (from design to contractors). - Frontloading (putting the puzzle together).
- Lean construction. 6) Lessons learned
Cutting the elephant into minor manageable pieces.
Continous flow to BiM and physical construction.
Restructure flow according to contracts and milestones.
Issues/topics have appointed owners.
2-week «takt» with one 3-day big-room co-location.
Continous priority 1-2-3 (or: must-should-can).
Iteration-steps: 5 fw and 1 bw (instead of 4-3).
Efficiency: 80% effort & 20% time spent (instead of 100-100).
TOPICS WITH ISSUSES & OWNERS
CONTINOUS FLOW TO THE VIRTUAL BUILDING (BIM) AND
THE PHYSICAL BUILDING
OWNER TOPIC ISSUES: - RESOURCES - TIME - INPUT DEADLINE «PRODUCT»/OUTPUT
2-WEEK «TAKT» INCL.
3-DAYS BIG-ROOM CO-LOCATION «TAKT and TRAIN»
2 WEEK TAKT / WORK PROCEDURE
1) Pre-Seminar
Discussing and preparing a lean construction strategy. Getting to know the building.
2) Product Creation Process (w/ Porsche Consulting) Project top level overview.
Mindshifting.
3) Now what ..? A design train and takt ..?
4) Developing and improving the lean design process «Unfamiliar territory!»
5) Extended use of lean takt planning and construction with contractors. - Contract review.
- Contract handover (from design to contractors). - Frontloading (putting the puzzle together).
- Lean construction. 6) Lessons learned
TOPICS / OWNERS / PRIORITY / STATUS CONNECTED TO: PROCESSES AND KEYPOINTS (LEVEL 1) «LEVELS 2 & 3» PROCESSES (7)
MILESTONES & KEYPOINTS & BIM-DEVELOPMENT
LEVEL 2 PROJECT DESIGNPLAN (TOPIC OVERVIEW)
3-DAYS BIG-ROOM CO-LOCATION
3-DAY MEETING SESSIONS BOOKING LIST
TOPIC OWNER SHARING
TOPIC OWNER
1) Pre-Seminar
Discussing and preparing a lean construction strategy. Getting to know the building.
2) Product Creation Process (w/ Porsche Consulting) Project top level overview.
Mindshifting.
3) Now what ..? A design train and takt ..?
4) Developing and improving the lean design process «Unfamiliar territory!»
5) Extended use of lean takt planning and construction with contractors. - Contract review.
- Contract handover (from design to contractors). - Frontloading (putting the puzzle together).
- Lean construction. 6) Lessons learned
The lean processes in the project are ongoing.
Lean takt-planning and construction are yet to come.
(From 2015 onwards.)
KHiB goal:
The lessons so far learned in KHiB lean design, have
been visualized in this presentation.
Common mindset for all parties involved in the project
Common objectives and tools and agreed transparency
Lean project strategy (for mindshift, construction and design)
Complete and transparent project processoverview («all in»)
Agreeing on «minor pieces» and continous flow
Assign topics with issues and owners
Agree on work-procedures and managing (decision)levels
Big-room transparency
Putting the pieces together (BiM & construction)
QUESTIONS…?
(If time…)Hans Thomas Holm / Statsbygg
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Projectmanager with Statsbygg since 2007.
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Projectmanager for KHiB since June 2013.
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Email: [email protected]
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Cell-phone: +47 - 915 73 626
Sven Wertebach / Terramar
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Projectmanager with Terramar since 2013.
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Designmanager for KHiB since September 2013.
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Email: [email protected] / [email protected]