\u201dKrystallen\u201d is a BIM success story<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Sp\u00e6ncom, Artelia and Langkj\u00e6r St\u00e5lbyg can reflect on their successful cooperation in the digital world. The shared use of BIM models gave A\/S R\u00f8dovre Centrum a quicker and cheaper high-quality construction.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>In August 2017, the shopping centre R\u00f8dovre Centrum opened the doors to its latest expansion, Krystallen. For this building, Artelia was able to provide BIM models that were so detailed that they could be used by contractors and suppliers instead of the standard 2D drawings. The models were used, amongst others, by concrete element manufacturer Sp\u00e6ncom and Langkj\u00e6r St\u00e5lbyg, who are a steel manufacturer and installer. Two companies, who alongside Artelia, stand at the forefront of digital tooling. Construction technician at Sp\u00e6ncom, Patrick Culleton, considers Krystallen to be a showcase example for using 3D models:<\/p>\n
“The level of detail in the 3D model by Artelia is to date, the best I have seen. The process of modelling concrete elements for Krystallen was easier because the 3D visualisation allowed us to see the reinforcement process and bring the construction together. We easily identified and solved the problems, which would otherwise occur on the building site. The 3D model by Artelia and Sp\u00e6ncom\u2019s own model clearly\u00a0<\/em>evidenced the notion of \u2018build before built”,<\/em> says Patrick Culleton.<\/p>\nHis claim is supported by project leader Peder Falkenberg from Langkj\u00e6r St\u00e5lbyg:<\/p>\n
“The 3D model made it easier for our draftsmen to finalise the drawings for con<\/em>struction. The level of detail also gave our installation department a better understanding of how to place and assemble the construction with regard to the surrounding building areas.”<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>![](\"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==\")
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>A dynamic construction process<\/strong>
\nOperating Manager, Buildings – Copenhagen, Per Beyer Christensen, is similarly pleased with the result and highlights another positive aspect:<\/p>\n\u201cThe construction process in shopping centres is very dynamic. We know the overall constructions but we also design whilst building as the layout of the leases takes place concurrently. By using BIM, we have found it easier to adjust to changing circumstances. We have also been able to visualise solutions for the building\u2019s stakeholders, the client and potential leaseholders.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nTime, price and quality<\/strong>
\nThe models were also used by Aarsleff, Wicotec and JT3. Per says that this cooperative method has ensured that it was possible to keep a relatively ambitious schedule. There have been fewer errors along the way and all parties have found it easier to plan work by using the models.<\/p>\n\u201cLast but not least, the models\u2019 high level of detail made it easier for all stakeholders to provide specific prices. This gives the client a somewhat cheaper building in an otherwise tough market,\u201d<\/em> explains Per Beyer Christensen.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>Krystallen \u2013 expansion of R\u00f8dovre Centrum<\/strong>
\nAll engineering disciplines, construction management,
\nclient consultancy and several additional consulting services
\nClient<\/strong> A\/S R\u00f8dovre Centrum
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Sp\u00e6ncom, Artelia and Langkj\u00e6r St\u00e5lbyg can reflect on their successful cooperation in the digital world. The shared use of BIM models gave A\/S R\u00f8dovre Centrum a quicker and cheaper high-quality construction.<\/p>\n<\/div>
In August 2017, the shopping centre R\u00f8dovre Centrum opened the doors to its latest expansion, Krystallen. For this building, Artelia was able to provide BIM models that were so detailed that they could be used by contractors and suppliers instead of the standard 2D drawings. The models were used, amongst others, by concrete element manufacturer Sp\u00e6ncom and Langkj\u00e6r St\u00e5lbyg, who are a steel manufacturer and installer. Two companies, who alongside Artelia, stand at the forefront of digital tooling. Construction technician at Sp\u00e6ncom, Patrick Culleton, considers Krystallen to be a showcase example for using 3D models:<\/p>\n
“The level of detail in the 3D model by Artelia is to date, the best I have seen. The process of modelling concrete elements for Krystallen was easier because the 3D visualisation allowed us to see the reinforcement process and bring the construction together. We easily identified and solved the problems, which would otherwise occur on the building site. The 3D model by Artelia and Sp\u00e6ncom\u2019s own model clearly\u00a0<\/em>evidenced the notion of \u2018build before built”,<\/em> says Patrick Culleton.<\/p>\n His claim is supported by project leader Peder Falkenberg from Langkj\u00e6r St\u00e5lbyg:<\/p>\n “The 3D model made it easier for our draftsmen to finalise the drawings for con<\/em>struction. The level of detail also gave our installation department a better understanding of how to place and assemble the construction with regard to the surrounding building areas.”<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div> A dynamic construction process<\/strong> \u201cThe construction process in shopping centres is very dynamic. We know the overall constructions but we also design whilst building as the layout of the leases takes place concurrently. By using BIM, we have found it easier to adjust to changing circumstances. We have also been able to visualise solutions for the building\u2019s stakeholders, the client and potential leaseholders.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Time, price and quality<\/strong> \u201cLast but not least, the models\u2019 high level of detail made it easier for all stakeholders to provide specific prices. This gives the client a somewhat cheaper building in an otherwise tough market,\u201d<\/em> explains Per Beyer Christensen.<\/p>\n<\/div>
\nOperating Manager, Buildings – Copenhagen, Per Beyer Christensen, is similarly pleased with the result and highlights another positive aspect:<\/p>\n
\nThe models were also used by Aarsleff, Wicotec and JT3. Per says that this cooperative method has ensured that it was possible to keep a relatively ambitious schedule. There have been fewer errors along the way and all parties have found it easier to plan work by using the models.<\/p>\nKrystallen \u2013 expansion of R\u00f8dovre Centrum<\/strong>
\nAll engineering disciplines, construction management,
\nclient consultancy and several additional consulting services
\nClient<\/strong> A\/S R\u00f8dovre Centrum
\nArkitekt<\/strong> \u00c5rstiderne Arkitekter<\/h6>\n<\/div>