AEC (UK) BIMSTANDARD COMPLIANT AEC(UK)BIMStandardfor AutodeskRevit AworkableimplementationoftheAEC(UK)BIMStandardforthe Architectural EngineeringandConstructionindustryintheUK. Version 1.0 April 2010 First Issue
AEC (UK) BIM Standard for Autodesk Revit AEC(UK) COMPLIANT AEC(UK)BIMStandardfor AutodeskRevit Contents 1 Introduction 4 1.1 Background 4 1.2 The Committee 5 1.3 Disclaimer 5 1.4 Scope 6 1.5 Update Procedure 7 1.6 References 7 1.7 Definitions 8 2 Best Practice 9 2.1 BIM 9 2.2 Drawing Production 9 3 Project BIM Strategy 10 3.1 Project BIM Co-ordinator 10 3.2 Project BIM Strategy Document 10 4 Collaborative BIM Data Sharing 11 4.1 Common Data Environment (CDE) 11 4.2 CDE Phase 1: Work In Progress (WIP) 11 4.3 CDE Phase 2: Shared 12 4.4 CDE Phase 3: Publication and Document Issue 14 4.5 CDE Phase 4: Archiving 14 4.6 Data Security & Saving Validation 15 4.7 15 4.8 Project Issue Logging and Resolution System 15 4.9 Reviewing BIM Data 16 S Interoperability 16 5.1 Introduction 16 5.2 Ining CAD/BIM Data Management 16 5.3 Fit For Purpose Modelling 17 5.4 Data Transfer between Pockoges 17 9 Data Segregation(worksets & linking) 18 6.1 General Principles 18 6.2 Worksets 20 6.3 File Linking 22 7 Modelling Methodology 24 7.1 Model Development Methodology 24 7.2 Graded Component Creation 25 7.3 Drawing Compilation 28 AEC(UK)BIMStandard for Revit - ver1.docx Page 2 of 77
AEC (UK) BIM Standard for Autodesk Revit AEC(UK) COMPLIANT 7.4 Spatial Locotion& Co-ordination 29 7.5 Units and Measurement 30 8 Folder Structure and Naming Conventions 31 8.1 Introduction 31 8.2 Project Folder Structure 31 8.3 General Naming Conventions 35 8.4 Model File Naming 36 8.5 Workset Naming 37 8.6 Library Object Naming 38 8.7 Parameter Naming 38 8.8 View Naming View List Scheduling 39 8.9 41 8.10 Project Browser Organisation Sheet View Naming 41 8.11 41 9 Presentation Styles 42 9.1 Introduction 42 9.2 Templates 42 9.3 Annototion 42 9.4 Text Assignment 43 9.5 Line Weights 43 9.6 Line Patterns 44 9.7 Line Styles 44 9.8 Hatching and Filled Regions 44 9.9 View Templates ond Filters 44 9.10 Dimensioning 45 9.11 Titleblocks 47 9.12 Symbology 47 9.13 Copyright 47 10 Resources 48 10.1 Introduction 48 10.2 Software 48 10.3 BIM Content/ResourceLibraries 48 10.4 Keynotes 49 10.5 Shared Parameters 49 10.6 Keyboard Shortcuts 49 11 Appendices 50 11.1 Model File Naming Codes 50 11.2 UniclassTable Reference 51 11.3 Standard Drawing Navigotion Symbology 52 11.4 Model Patterns 53 11.5 Drofting Patterns 54 11.6 Line Patterns 54 11.7 Line Styles 56 11.8 Line Weights 57 11.9 Object Styles Annotation 58 11.10 Object Styles -Model 61 11.11 View Templates 68 11.12 View Filters 71 11.13 Keyboard Shortcuts 72 11.14 Category Abbreviation Codes 76 11.15 SharedParameters 77 AEC(UK)BIMStandard for Revit - ver1.docx Page 3 of 77
AEC (UK) BIM Standard for Autodesk Revit AEC(UK) COMPLIAN 1 Introduction 1.1 Background The AEC (UK) CAD Standards Initiative was formed in 2000 to improve the process data. As design needs and technology has developed the initiative has expanded to cover other aspects of design data production and information exchange. The mittee was re-formed in 2009 including new members from panies and consultancies highly experienced in BIM software and implementation to address the growing need within the UK AEC industry for a unified practical & pragmatic BIM standard in adesign environment. The AEC (UK) BIM Standard was released in November 2009 and this document forms part of that body of work as a Revit-specific standard which conforms with the platform-generic BIM standard. The AEC(UK) CAD Standard Basic Layer Code was released in 2001 with an Advanced Code released in 2002. CopyrightNotice: It is important to note that this standard will only bee truly useful if as many panies adopt it as possible.To that extent it may be freely distributed and used in any format necessary. AEC(UK)BIMStandard for Revit - ver1.docx Page 4 of 77
AEC (UK) BIM Standard for Autodesk Revit AEC{UK) COMPLIANT 1.2 The Committee The group has representatives from architectural engineering and construction panies in the UK large and small hence the adoption of the AEC (UK) moniker. The BIM mittee is working together to realise a unified usable co- Committee Members Nigel Davies (Committee Chair) Evolve Consultancy Chris Seymour-Smith (Bentley Sub-Group Chair) Nightingale Associates Paul Woddy(RevitSub-Group Chair) Digital Construction International Andrew Coombes Hampshire County Council Chris Senior Revit Factory Chris Tate BDP David Light HOK Gavin Skidmore Mott MacDonald Michael Bartyzel Buro Happold Mike Farmer Haskoll Joe Stott Aedas Architects Ray Purvis Atkins Global Scott Grant Excitech Chris Hobbs CADline Steve Wright Ramboll UK For full contact details and further information on the mittee please refer to .aec-uk.org. 1.3 Disclaimer All the advice outlined in this document is for information only. The authors and contributing panies take no responsibility for the utilisation of these procedures and guidelines. Their suitability should be considered carefully before embarking upon any integration into your current working practices. AEC(UK)BIMStandard for Revit - ver1.docx Page 5 of 77
英国BIM实施标准(使用Revit平台)全英文版/P77.pdf
