Team Member
- Taiwan (National Taiwan University)
- Member: Stuart Sung
- Role: Team building, meeting minute, progress scheduler, model review
- India (India Institute of Technology, Madras)
- Member: Prabhu Teja, Andrew George Cherian, Reema Mathew, and Shubham Gupta
- Role: 3D model development
- Taiwan (National Cheng Kung University)
- Member: Elaine Fung, and Tina Lai
- Role: 3D model development
- Netherlands (University of Twente)
- Member: Jurjen Stopel, and Rudolph Jauregui
- Role: Schedule & Cost estimate
- Korea (Yonsei University)
- Member: Chae Wook Lim, Dae Hyeok Bang, Jun Min, and Chang Jun Park
- Role: Schedule & Cost estimate
- United State (University of Washington)
- Member: Wesley Fuste, and Mihir Bharmal
- Role: BIM Execution Plan & 4D Modeling
- United State (Washington State University)
- Member: Matthaeus Cavanah, and Tyler Sliva
- Role: 4D Modeling
Project Result
- India Project
- Location: Visakhapatnam, India
- Purpose: Design houses for victims of cyclone HudHud
- Requirement: 50 houses (500 square feet/each)
- Site Panel - Floor plan
- Site Panel - 3D model
- Modular
- Exploded the elements into panels for both walls, beams, and slabs
- These panels will be prefabricated and then assembled on site
- Modular - 3D model
- Modular - The full layout of 50 houses
- Cost Estimate
After UT receive both the models, They saved model as an IFC document and then uploaded to an online BIM server called Visico for obtaining the data which are required to make the cost estimate and scheduling
UT programed the query codes by Java language for extracting the data from the BIM server. So, The information (such as Area of walls, number of doors, etc.) from the model can be exported to an excel file
- Cost Estimate - Site Panel (approx. 792,000 Rupees)
The result shows the cost estimate for the site panel construction is 792 thousand Rupees
- Cost Estimate - Modular (approx. 2,393,000 Rupees)
The modular costs about 2 million Rupees
The two diagram shows the percentage of direct costs for both site panel and modular construction
- Schedule - Site Panel (28 workdays)
Site Penal takes 28 working days to complete
- Schedule - Modular (15 workdays)
Modular takes only 15 working days to complete
- 4D model - Modular
-- The end of India Project --
- Taiwan Project
- Location: Xiaolin Village, Taiwan
- Purpose: Design houses for victims of typhoon Morakot
- Site Penal - First floor plan
- Site Penal - Second floor plan
- Site Penal - 3D model
- Cost Estimate - Site Panel (1,590,638 Taiwan dollars)
- Schedule - Site Panel (52 workdays)
-- The end of Taiwan Project --
Discussion Process
The figure describe how we allocated jobs. we seperated into two subgroups. One is called Group A, which is responsible for Taiwan’s project (Xiaolin Village), and the member of which incluld NCKU, YU, and WSU. The other one is called Group B, which is in charge of project in south india (Visakhapatnam), and the member of which incluld IIT, UT, and UW
Below are our meeting time logs
- 5 Feb 2015 (Attendee: NCKU, IIT, UW, WSU)
- 10 Feb 2015 (Attendee: NCKU, NTU, WSU)
- 19 Feb 2015 (Attendee: NTU, IIT, UT)
- 4 Mar 2015 (Attendee: NCKU, NTU, YU, WSU)
- 9 Mar 2015 (Attendee: NTU, IIT, UT)
Tools
- Doodle - decide meeting time
- Sococo - on-line meeting/discussion platform
- Google drive - collect project files
- Email & Facebook - off-line discussion
Lesson Learned
- Make a deadline for each task, then everything go smoothly as you image (below is an example)
Key Factor to Success
- Frequent contact with teammates
- Make good use of each platform aforementioned