2018 - 2020
This research was partially supported by the Australian Government through the Australian Research Council’s Discovery Project (Project No. DP180104026)
This research was partially supported by the Australian Government through the Australian Research Council’s Discovery Project (Project No. DP180104026)
Lifecycle thinking has significant potential for improving the delivery, maintenance and operation of facilities. Industry disaggregation, poor marketing of the value and disparate market drivers have limited the potential for greater uptake along the supply chain. This project will develop a framework that digitally links key decisions in facility design, construction, operation and maintenance to novel decision support platforms. The framework will consider requirements of private and public sectors, providing an agenda that demonstrates the value of lifecycle thinking and evidence-based decision making in facility asset management. The framework will also be translated into an education component to broaden the perspective on the role of lifecycle asset management.
The aim of this SBEnrc project is to use smart digital frameworks to appropriately capture the information required for key decisions made across the lifecycle of facilities in the housing, buildings, transport, utilities and airport sectors, through developing an automated integrated system for asset management.
The specific objectives are to:
The project will:
Project Leader
Professor Peng Wu
BSc MSc PhD
Curtin University
Chair, Project Steering Group
Steve Golding AM, RFD
BE MEngSc BEcon
Non-Executive Director
Project Manager
Ammar Shemery
BSc MSc
Curtin University
Unlocking Facility Value through Life Cycle Thinking, BrisBIM, Brisbane Australia, 12 February 2020 (5MB)
Article: Unlocking Facility Value through BIM and Advanced Data Analytics, Built Environment Economist Australia and New Zealand (June 2020, 1Mb)
Press release: Industry research highlights a new integrated approach of improving lifecycle value of assets in housing, building and infrastructure (1 Oct 2019, 550Kb)
Suprun, E.; Sankhe, A.; Stewart, R.A.; Mostafa S. (2020) BIM adoption case study report. Review of benefits, challenges, strategies and lessons learnt for the water industry, Griffith University, Gold Coast, Queensland, March 2020.
Suprun E., Stewart R.A., Mostafa S., Sahin O., Bertone E. (2020) Integrating Lifecycle Thinking in Asset Management Through BIM: Opportunities for the Water Sector. The 10th International Conference on Engineering, Project, and Production Management, Berlin, Germany, September 2-4, 2019