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Unter der Schirmherrschaft von

    Frau Senatorin Karen Pein

    Senatorin für Stadtentwicklung und Wohnen der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg

lobt die Professur für

    Digitales Integriertes Prozessmanagement – Planen (Building Information Modeling – BIM)
    an der HafenCity Universität Hamburg,

in Zusammenarbeit mit der

    EUROPA-CENTER Uwe Heinrich Suhr Stiftung,

zum 3. Mal den

    „EUROPA-CENTER Suhr BIM Preis“ aus.

Themenschwerpunkt in diesem Jahr:
Konzepte für die Durchführung von BIM-Anwendungsfällen im Lebenszyklus von Bauwerken unter Verwendung von openSource-Software, Bereitstellung von Daten für externe, nicht IFC-basierte Prozesse
Building Information Modeling basiert auf der integrierten Zusammenarbeit diverser Akteure, die mit unterschiedlichen Werkzeugen Bauwerke jeder Art kollaborativ planen und gestalten.  Interoperabilität ist dabei eine Voraussetzung, wenn diese Kollaboration über die Grenzen     von Software-Ökosystemen hinaus erfolgen soll. Dabei ist die Nutzung von offenen Standards (open-BIM) aus unserer Sicht unabdingbar. Die Beschränkung auf proprietäre Werkzeuge und Formate wird auch durch eine zunehmend dynamischere Open-Source-Szene in     Fachkreisen immer mehr in Frage gestellt. Durch die Nutzung von Open-Source Software wird die Abhängigkeit der Planenden von unterschiedlichen Entwicklungsfortschritten der Software-Industrie verringert und Grenzen der Interoperabilität aufgehoben.
Darüber hinaus sollte das Informationsmanagement mit BIM nicht mehr nur in Abhängigkeit eines geometrischen Kontextes gesehen werden. Informationsbedarfe im Lebenszyklus von Bauwerken sollten vielmehr so aufbereitet werden, das unterschiedliche     Informationsabfragen     mit unterschiedlichen Prozessen verknüpft werden können (linked data). Dies kann über verschiedene Formen von Datenbanken oder Schnittstellen erfolgen und erlaubt damit eine Bearbeitung der mit einem Modell verknüpften Daten unabhängig von     üblichen BIM-Programmen. Gleichzeitig ermöglicht es einen wesentlich differenzierteren Ansatz des Datenmanagements und erlaubt die Einbindung von Akteuren, die bisher kaum in das Datenmanagement mittels “klassischem” BIM involviert werden konnten.
Vor diesem Hintergrund richtet sich der EUROPA-CENTER Suhr BIM-Preis dieses Jahr speziell an hervorragende Studienarbeiten, die sich auf die Nutzung von Open-Source Tools oder der Verbindung von BIM mit externen Prozessen fokussieren. Es können auch Arbeiten mit einem anderen Themenfokus im Bereich BIM eingereicht werden!

Folgende Aspekte können thematisiert werden (Themenvorschläge – nicht zwingend einzuhalten):

• Open-Source Tools & open-BIM
  • Modellierung, Auswertung oder Informationsanreicherung von digitalen Modellen mit Open Source Tools auf der Grundlage von open-BIM-Ansätzen
  • IFC als natives Format, Bearbeitungen auf der Grundlage von IFC, weitgehend ohne die Nutzung proprietärer Software
  • Zugriff und/oder Bearbeitung der BIM-Daten ohne klassische Autorenprogramme
• Digitale Gebäudemodelle für externe Prozesse
  • Anbindung und Nutzung von externen Datenbanken zum Informationsmanagement, Datenstreaming aus dem/in das Modell
  • Linked Data
  • Zugriff und/oder Bearbeitung der BIM-Daten ohne klassische Autorenprogramme.

1. Über die Professur:

Die Suhr-Stiftungsprofessur für Digitales Integriertes Prozessmanagement fokussiert sich auf die wissenschaftliche Auseinandersetzung mit digitalen Planungswerkzeugen und dem Informationsmanagement in Planung, Bauen und Betrieb von Bauwerken. Dabei spielt die     Betrachtung von Prozessen und Abläufen im interdisziplinären Kontext eine wichtige Rolle und der mit der Digitalisierung einhergehende Wandel der Berufsbilder. Von zentraler Bedeutung ist hierbei die praxisbezogene Vermittlung der kooperativen Arbeitsmethodik des     Building Information Modeling (BIM) in Forschung und Lehre.

2. Teilnahmebedingungen:

• Berücksichtigt werden Abschlussarbeiten, die in deutscher oder englischer Sprache verfasst und nicht älter als 1 Jahr sind (Abgabe- bzw. Verteidigungsdatum ab Wintersemester 22-23)
• Teilnehmerberechtigt sind Bachelor- bzw. Master-Studierende europäischer Hochschulen der Fachbereiche Architektur, Bauingenieurwesen, Stadtplanung oder verwandter Disziplinen

3. Einzureichende Unterlagen

• Exposé (max. 3 DIN A4-Seiten, einseitig bedruckt), in welchem die Qualifizierung der Thesis gemäß Auslobungskriterien dargestellt wird (EN/DE)
• die vollständige Thesis (EN/DE), inkl. Notennachweis (falls vorhanden)
• Kontaktdaten

4. Einreichung:

Bitte reichen Sie Ihren Wettbewerbsbeitrag als .zip-Archiv mit folgendem Titel: „BIM-Preis_2024_Nachname_Titel der Arbeit_MA (oder BA)“ über die HCU-Cloud ein: https://cloud.hcu-hamburg.de/nextcloud/s/pSftM9YApJsrft8

5. Preise

Es werden jeweils 3 Preise in den Kategorien „Masterthesis“ und „Bachelorthesis“ mit folgenden Preissummen vergeben:
Master:                                                       Bachelor:
1. Preis         3.000 €                                   1. Preis         2.000 €
2. Preis         2.000 €                                   2. Preis         1.250 €
3. Preis            1.000 €                                3. Preis            750 €

6. Jury-Mitglieder:

Die Jury besteht aus 5 Experten aus Wirtschaft, Verbänden, öffentlicher Hand, Forschung und den auslobenden Institutionen. Die Mitglieder werden zeitnah bekanntgegeben.

7. Termine

• Ausschreibung:                                                   Januar 2024
• Abgabe der Beiträge                                         bis 15.05.2024
• Jury-Sitzung                                                          Juni 2024
• Preisverleihung                                                    August 2024

8. Bewertungskriterien:

• Innovativer Ansatz der Arbeit im Zusammenhang mit dem diesjährigen Themenschwerpunkt
• Wissenschaftskompetenz und Potential für weiteres Forschungsvorhaben
• Methodologischer Ansatz und Tiefe der Ausarbeitung
• Berücksichtigung der Verknüpfung einzelner Arbeitsprozesse auf der Grundlage von BIM
• Praxisrelevanz

9. Kontakt für Rückfragen:

    Herr David Ehrenreich B.Sc.
    Professur für Digitales Integriertes Prozessmanagement – Planen
    HafenCity Universität Hamburg
    Überseeallee 16, 20457 Hamburg
david.ehrenreich(at)hcu-hamburg.de / Tel.: +49 40 42827 4586

Vollständige Auslobung als PDF (deutsch)

Vollständige Auslobung als PDF (englisch)

Under the patronage of

Senator Dr Dorothee Stapelfeld,

Senator for Urban Development and Housing of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg,

honours the professorship for

„Digital Integrated Process Management - Planning

Building Information Modeling (BIM)“

at the HafenCity University Hamburg,

in cooperation with the EUROPA-CENTER Uwe Heinrich Suhr Foundation,

is awarding the „EUROPA-CENTER Suhr BIM Prize“ for the second time this year.

The prize is awarded to Bachelor's or Master's theses in the field of BIM that deal with the following topic:

"Resource efficiency and sustainability with Building Information Modelling (BIM), with particular focus on existing buildings"

Building Information Modelling enables consistent information management across the entire life cycle of a building on the basis of digital building models. In view of the challenges we face today in terms of sustainability and environmental protection, these aspects must also be taken into account in the planning, construction and operation of buildings.
This is increasingly being done on the basis of the BIM method, but primarily with a focus on new construction. In the case of existing projects, aspects of sustainability are still not dealt with enough and certainly not on the basis of digital, model-based processes. This also applies to the interactions between existing and new buildings at neighbourhood level and the associated effects.

With this in mind, this year's EUROPA-CENTER Suhr BIM Prize is specifically aimed at outstanding student research projects that use the BIM method to address sustainability issues for maintenance, remodelling or operation of buildings.

The following aspects can be addressed:

• Inventory recording and data transfer to digital building information models,
• Sustainability aspects, such as CO2 neutrality, resource efficiency, waste avoidance, etc.
• Integration of material properties in specialised and sub-models
• LCA-oriented modelling / integration of LCA values (Life-Cycle Assessment),
• Integration of real-time data into the model (use of sensor technology),
• Monument protection,
• Fire protection planning in existing buildings,
• Integration into a CAFM system (BIM2FM),
• Interaction between existing and new buildings

The endowed professorship for Digital Integrated Process Management focuses on the scientific examination of digital planning tools at the interface to practice: planning - construction - operation - overall coordination - data management. The consideration of processes and procedures in an interdisciplinary context plays an important role here, as does the change in job profiles associated with digitalisation.

Of central importance here is the practical teaching of the cooperative working methodology of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in research and teaching.

In this context, BIM is understood in accordance with the definition from the "Digital Planning and Construction" step-by-step plan of the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure from December 2015:

„Building Information Modelling refers to a cooperative working methodology that uses digital models of a building to consistently record and manage the information and data relevant to its life cycle and exchange it in transparent communication between the parties involved or hand it over for further processing.“

Conditions of participation
Theses written in German or English and not older than 1 year (winter semester 2019/2020 at the latest with submission or defense date no earlier than 01.01.2020) are eligible for participation Bachelor's or Master's students from European universities who are studying architecture, civil engineering, urban planning, urban planning, geodesy and other related disciplines with a focus on the planning and design of the built environment.

Documents to be submitted

• Exposé (max. 3 DIN A4 pages, printed on one side), in which the qualification of the thesis is presented according to the award criteria (de/en)

• the complete thesis (de/en), including proof of grades (if available)

• Contact details

All documents must be submitted in electronic form only.

Three prizes will be awarded in each of the two prize categories "Master's thesis" and "Bachelor's thesis".

Prizes

The prize money is distributed as follows:

Master
1st Prize eur 3000
2nd Prize eur 2000
3rd Prize eur 1000

Bachelor
1st Prize eur 2000
2nd Prize eur 1250
3rd Prize eur    750

Jury members

The jury consists of 5 experts from business, associations, the public sector, research and the awarding institutions. The members will be announced shortly

Submission

Please submit your competition entry exclusively by e-mail to BIM@hcu-hamburg.de with the subject: „BIM-Prize 2020: [Titel of thesis, MA or BA]“.

For attachments larger than 8 MB, submission via the HCU cloud is recommended:

>> Upload-Link: https://cloud.hcu-hamburg.de/nextcloud/index.php/s/r3nytbJmR3xoGAM

Call dates

Call for submissions                                 25 November 2020
Submission of the contributions               15 March 2021
Jury meeting                                            End of March 2021
Decision                                                   End of March 2021
Award ceremony                                      Mid of April 2021

Contact

Emiliya Popova
Research Associate
Professorship for Digital Integrated Process Management - Planning

HafenCity University Hamburg
University for Architecture and Metropolitan Development
Henning-Voscherau-Platz 1
20457 Hamburg

BIM(at)hcu-hamburg.de

Tel.: +49 40 42827 5236

[Flyer Suhr BIM Preis (Deutsch)]

[Flyer Suhr BIM Award (English)]

Prizes were awarded to Bachelor's and Master's theses in the field of BIM (Building Information Modelling) that demonstrate the cooperative aspect of collaboration with BIM or the linking of individual work processes based on digital building data models. The prize winners include two HCU students from the Civil Engineering programme.

Bachelor's and Master's graduates from six universities in Germany, mainly specialising in civil engineering, applied for the prize. The works cover a very broad thematic spectrum: from specific issues in the application of BIM methodology in building construction and civil engineering projects to solutions for process automation and optimisation for life cycle assessments of buildings, through to business informatics approaches for the development of "business ecosystems" in architecture.

In order to recognise the diversity and quality of the contributions made, the jury decided to award two 3rd prizes and adjust the prize amounts accordingly:

1st Prize (2500 Euro): Verena Wolf, Civil Engineering, Technical University of Munich:
"Entwicklung eines Konzeptes zur Bewertung digitaler Datenmodelle am Beispiel einer Bahnsteigplanung"
Supervisors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. André Borrmann and Štefan Jaud, M.Sc.

2nd Prize (1500 Euro): Kasimir Forth, Energy-efficient and sustainable construction, Technical University of Munich:  "BIM-integrierte Ökobilanzierung"
Supervisors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. André Borrmann and Alexander Braun, M.Sc.

3rd Prize (1000 Euro): Sina Petersen, Civil Engineering, HCU Hamburg:
"Vergleich der konventionellen Entwurfsplanung und der Anwendung BIM-gestützter Methoden am Beispiel einer Autobahnüberführung mit Verbundquerschnitt"
Supervisors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Annette Bögle and Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Seifried

3rd Prize (1000 Euro): Anton Kanstantsinau, Civil Engineering, Konstanz University of Applied Sciences Technology, Business and Design (HTWG):
"BIM im Membranbau. Konzipierung einer effizienten BIM-Kette für den Membranbau"
Supervisors: Prof Oliver Fritz and Dr André Ihde

Special mention from the jury: Simon Tabarelli, Civil Engineering, HCU Hamburg:
"Nichtlineare Optimierung im Bauingenieurwesen. Entwicklung der n-1-dimensionalen Gruppierung als Methode zur Visualisierung von mehrdimensionalen Daten"
Supervisors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Annette Bögle and Kai Schramme, M. Sc.

The jury consisted of five experts from business, the public sector and research: Prof. Dipl. Arch. ETH SIA BDA Daniel Mondino (Digital Integrated Process Management - Planning (Building Information Modelling), HCU Hamburg), Prof. Dr.-Ing. Annette Bögle (Design and Analysis of Structures, HCU Hamburg), Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Dr.-Ing. habil. Klaus-Uwe Fehlauer (Professor of CAD, Construction Informatics, Mathematics and CAFM, Wismar University of Applied Sciences and Head of the Research Institute for Applied Informatics in Construction (IAIB e.V.)), Andreas Jantzen (Overall Project Management, Project Management Planning and Construction and BIM Management, EUROPA-CENTER AG) and Felix Scholz (Head of PMO & Digitalisation - Technical Division Engineering & Construction, Hamburg Port Authority).

Link to the minutes of the jury meeting

The professorship for

„Digital Integrated Process Management - Planning

Building Information Modeling (BIM)“

at the HafenCity University Hamburg,

in co-operation with the EUROPA-CENTER Uwe Heinrich Suhr Foundation,

is awarding the „EUROPA-CENTER Suhr BIM Prizes“ for the first time this year.

The prize is awarded to Bachelor's or Master's thesis in the field of BIM that

"Demonstrate the cooperative aspect of collaboration with BIM or the linking of individual work processes on the basis of digital building data models"

The endowed professorship for Digital Integrated Process Management focusses on the scientific examination of digital planning tools at the interface to practice: planning - construction - operation - overall coordination - data management.
interface to practice: planning - construction - operation - overall coordination - data management. The consideration of processes and procedures in an interdisciplinary context plays an important role here, as does the change in job profiles associated with digitalisation.

Of central importance here is the practical teaching of the cooperative working methodology of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in research and teaching.

In this context, BIM is understood in accordance with the definition from the "Digital Planning and Construction" step-by-step plan of the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure from December 2015:

„Building Information Modelling refers to a cooperative working methodology that uses digital models of a building to consistently record and manage the information and data relevant to its life cycle and exchange it in transparent communication between the parties involved or hand it over for further processing.“

With this in mind, this year's EUROPA-CENTER Suhr BIM Prize is specifically aimed at outstanding student research projects that use the BIM method to address issues of cooperation, collaboration and linkage.

Conditions of participation
Thesis written in German or English and not older than 1 year (no later than winter semester 2018/2019 with submission or defense date no earlier than 01.01.2019) will be considered. Bachelor's and Master's students from European universities who are studying architecture, civil engineering, urban design, urban planning, geodesy and other related disciplines focussing on the planning and design of the built environment are eligible to participate.

Documents to be submitted

• Exposé (max. 3 DIN A4 pages, printed on one side), in which the qualification of the thesis is presented according to the award criteria (de/en)

• The complete thesis (de/en), including proof of grades (if available)

• Contact details

All documents must be submitted in electronic form only.

3 prizes will be awarded.

Prizes

The prizes are distributed as follows:

1st Prize eur 3000
2nd Prize eur 2000
3rd Prize eur 1000
 

Jury members

The jury consists of 5 experts from business, associations, the public sector, research and the awarding institutions. The members will be announced shortly

Submission

Please submit your competition entry exclusively by email to BIM@hcu-hamburg.de with the subject line: „BIM-Preis 2019: [Title of Thesis, MA oder BA]“ .

Dates

Call for entries                           10 July 2019
Submission of entries                01 September 2019
Jury meeting                              Mid September 2019
Decision                                    End of September 2019
Award ceremony                        start of October 2019

Contact

Emiliya Popova
Research Associate
Professorship for Digital Integrated Process Management - Planning

HafenCity University Hamburg
University for Architecture and Metropolitan Development
Henning-Voscherau-Platz 1
20457 Hamburg

BIM(at)hcu-hamburg.de

Tel.: +49 40 42827 5236

The basic course on Building Information Modelling (BIM) at HafenCity University Hamburg (HCU Hamburg) has been certified in accordance with the standards jointly defined by buildingSMART and the Association of German Engineers (VDI). In future, students at HCU Hamburg will be able to take the examination in accordance with buildingSMART's "Learning Outcome Framework" and receive a certificate of basic knowledge in the digital construction, planning and operation of buildings. With this certification, HCU Hamburg guarantees compliance with learning objectives and the teaching of course content in its BIM basic courses in accordance with the quality criteria and requirements of buildingSMART and VDI.

The certificate for training in BIM awarded by buildingSMART and VDI to further education institutions adopts the specifications of buildingSMART International. By being listed as a training institution for BIM, HCU Hamburg enables its students to acquire a qualification in Building Information Modelling in accordance with international standards. Certified institutions undertake to use the buildingSMART International online final examination. This year, buildingSMART and VDI have certified 14 further education institutions throughout Germany as qualified BIM trainers for the first time. The listed institutions are authorised to issue the "buildingSMART/VDI Certificate BIM Qualifications - Basic Knowledge" to their course participants in future.

Prof. Daniel Mondino, Chair of Digital Integrated Process Management - Planning, Building Information Modelling (BIM), HCU Hamburg: "For HCU Hamburg, the listing is an important milestone in the development of our BIM expertise. With the courses, we not only want to provide our students with the necessary basic knowledge in the field of Building Information Modelling, but also offer external interested parties courses that they can complete with a certificate."

Background:

The BIMLab@HCU was officially opened in July 2018. The new teaching and research laboratory for BIM develops a wide range of topics on digitally integrated processes and new perspectives as well as practical possibilities for the construction, planning and operation of buildings. BIM refers to a cooperative, model-based planning methodology and utilises digital processes and strategies. The BIMLab@HCU is headed by civil engineering professor Dr Annette Bögle, architecture professor Dipl.-Ing. Reinhold Johrendt and architect Prof Daniel Mondino (endowed professorship of the EUROPA-CENTER Uwe Heinrich Suhr Foundation). In future, the BIMLab@HCU will serve the Hamburg metropolitan region as a laboratory for the application of BIM and as a platform for the further development of the method.

Contact HafenCity University Hamburg (HCU Hamburg):

Prof Daniel Mondino, Digital Integrated Process Management (BIM) +49 (0)40/428 27-4065 daniel.mondino(at)hcu-hamburg.de