PORTSMOUTH, R.I., Oct. 3, 2018 — (PRNewswire) —  CDV Systems is offering a free online presentation outlining how 500+ room family and data templates were created, managed and batch loaded into 85% of the 14,000 Revit rooms of Cannon Design's new 3.5 million sf hospital called CHUM: Centre Hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal. This 60 mins two-part BIM presentation reviews the overall room template process and ends with a live BIM demonstration of the workflow.  

CDV Systems is a global Building Information Modeling industry leader partnering with the finest AEC+O firms, providing a full range of project-centric Revit & Codebook services since 2002. CDV Systems' clients include HOK, SOM, NBBJ, AECOM, Cannon Design and more.

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Here are other links to read more about how BIM impacted this Award-Winning project:

AUTODESK REVIT BLOG: USER SPOTLIGHT (20180211): PROJECT SUCCESS WITH THE LARGEST HEALTHCARE FACILITY EVER MODELED IN REVIT AND A REDEFINED APPROACH TO BIM

Set in the heart of Montreal, the new Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal (CHUM) is changing the landscape of the Canadian metropolis. Occupying two full blocks, CHUM is the largest healthcare construction project currently being built in North America—and among the largest in the world. 

THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS (20160901):TACKLING NORTH AMERICA'S LARGEST HEALTHCARE PROJECT IN SEVEN STEPS: THE $1.5 BILLION UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL HEALTH CENTRE REQUIRED CANNONDESIGN AND NEUF ARCHITECT(E)S TO INNOVATE THEIR TECHNOLOGIES AND PROTOCOLS.

In late 2011, CannonDesign and NEUF hosted a project delivery meeting, which included each firm's quality control and BIM leaders and the project's BIM consultant, Boston-based CDV Systems, to establish a road map for the design and documentation process. These protocols applied to both routine and BIM-specific tasks, from email correspondence and transmittals to building equipment content and reference details in the Revit model.

In addition to Revit, the team made extensive use of CodeBook, a database application tailored to capture and manage healthcare room and equipment requirements. CannonDesign estimates that Codebook cut the time needed to populate the model by half, as compared to manual input.

CONSTRUCTECH MAGAZINE ANNOUNCES THE 2013 VISION AWARD WINNERS: AEC/DESIGN GOLD AWARDS FOR CANNON DESIGN & CDV SYSTEMS (20131007)

CANNON DESIGN & CDV SYSTEMS: CODEBOOK DEPLOYED ON CANADIAN SUPER-HOSPITAL: CANNON DESIGN APPLIES 'BEYOND BIM' TECHNOLOGIES TO MASSIVE HOSPITAL

Jill Bergman, Vice President, Cannon Design explains:

"Codebook augments the team's BIM tools and leverages the database across the project, for equipment schedules and room data management into the design process. Managing all of the room types and repetitive data across this large project, we needed an application that would help us validate the model outputs, automating the review, and ensuring compliance with the hospital's emerging standard specifications for each type of space, without having to manually count or track anything.  We also know our client will use this database for facility management after we deliver this project."

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