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Devido à evolução tecnológica no setor de construção a troca de informação entre todos os intervenientes
num edifício é cada vez mais fácil. A metodologia BIM (Building Information Modeling) permite aos
profissionais da construção uma gestão detalhada dos projetos, partilhada por todos os intervenientes,
desde a conceção até à manutenção.
Atualmente, a manutenção do edifício é já uma atividade considerada importante, uma vez que é
entendida como uma forma de evitar custos elevados de conservação e a longo prazo. Em consequência
da necessidade em gerir a manutenção dos edifícios após a sua construção, surgiu a metodologia
conhecida por Facility Management (FM). Desta metodologia surgiu a necessidade da ligação entre o BIM
e o FM, que é cada vez mais evidente.
O presente relatório tem como objetivo abordar o uso destas metodologias, uma vez que são bastante
recentes em Portugal, através da aplicação das mesmas a um caso de estudo real.
The exchange of information between all actors in a building is becoming easier, because technological developments in the construction sector. The methodology BIM (Building Information Modeling) allows construction professionals a detailed project management, shared by all stakeholders, from conception to maintenance. Presently, the maintenance of the building is already an important activity, since it is perceived as a way to avoid high costs of maintenance. As a result of the need to manage the maintenance of the buildings after construction, was created the methodology known as Facility Management (FM). This approach was the need to link between BIM and FM, which is increasingly evident. This thesis aims to address the use of these methodologies, because they are quite recent in Portugal, by applying these methodologies to a real case study.
The exchange of information between all actors in a building is becoming easier, because technological developments in the construction sector. The methodology BIM (Building Information Modeling) allows construction professionals a detailed project management, shared by all stakeholders, from conception to maintenance. Presently, the maintenance of the building is already an important activity, since it is perceived as a way to avoid high costs of maintenance. As a result of the need to manage the maintenance of the buildings after construction, was created the methodology known as Facility Management (FM). This approach was the need to link between BIM and FM, which is increasingly evident. This thesis aims to address the use of these methodologies, because they are quite recent in Portugal, by applying these methodologies to a real case study.
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Building Information Modeling (BIM) Facility Management (FM) BIM-FM Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) Manutenção e Gestão de instalações Building Information Modeling (BIM) Facility Management (FM) BIM-FM Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) Maintenance and facilities management