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Housing Authority receives four awards on Building Information Modelling (with photos)
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The following is issued on behalf of the Hong Kong Housing Authority:
 
     The Hong Kong Housing Authority (HA) has achieved encouraging results at the Construction Industry Council (CIC) Celebration of BIM Achievement 2022 and the Autodesk Hong Kong BIM Awards 2022, receiving an organisation award and three project awards (see Annex for details).
 
     Building Information Modelling (BIM) is the process of generating a three-dimensional, digital representation of building data throughout its life cycle. "We are delighted to be recognised for our efforts in BIM development. Since first adopting BIM in 2006, we continue to expand the breadth and depth of BIM implementation in our projects with the objective of supporting and complementing our goal of delivering quality public housing," a spokesman for the HA said. 
 
     The winning project titled "BIM in Statutory Submission and Control - a successful step" focuses on the use of BIM for the drawing production process to facilitate statutory submission, one of the most important aspects of BIM implementation in the construction industry. The HA's BIM Service Team collaborated with the project team of San Kwai Street public housing development to derive an efficient workflow and developed a number of useful automation tools to enhance the drawing production process.
 
     The other winning project, titled "Planning for Success: BIM for Construction/Safety Planning and Risk Mitigation", mainly focused on utilising BIM-generated simulation videos for tender assessments, with an aim to ascertain the safety and buildability of contractor's proposal, and to minimise risks and delays.
 
     "The HA is faced with an unprecedented housing production target. We firmly believe that the use of BIM and other innovative technologies can enhance construction speed, quality and efficiency. We will continue to explore new and creative means to meet our housing production targets," the HA's spokesman added.
 
     For award details, please visit www.bim.cic.hk/en/events/page/CBA2022 and www.autodesk.com.hk/campaigns/bimawards-2022.
 
Ends/Friday, October 28, 2022
Issued at HKT 15:00
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The Hong Kong Housing Authority received an organisation award and two project awards at the Construction Industry Council Celebration of BIM Achievement 2022 on October 19. The winning projects are "BIM in Statutory Submission and Control – a successful step" and "Planning for Success: BIM for Construction/ Safety Planning and Risk Mitigation" respectively. Photo shows the Deputy Director (Development & Construction), Mr Stephen Leung (fourth left); Chief Architect of the Housing Department (HD) Ms Ellen Ngan (fourth right); Chief Civil Engineer of the HD Mr Joe Leung (second left); and Senior Architect of the HD Mr Edmund Chan (third left) with the award-winning project team at the awards presentation ceremony.
The Hong Kong Housing Authority (HA) received a project award at the Autodesk Hong Kong BIM Awards 2022. The winning project is "Planning for Success: BIM for Construction/ Safety Planning and Risk Mitigation". Photo shows the Deputy Director (Development & Construction), Mr Stephen Leung (centre), with the award-winning HA project team at the awards presentation ceremony held on October 26.
The Hong Kong Housing Authority's project "BIM in Statutory Submission and Control - a successful step" has won a project award in the Construction Industry Council Celebration of BIM Achievement 2022. The project focuses on the use of BIM for the drawing production process to facilitate the statutory submission, one of the most important aspects of BIM implementation in the construction industry. Photo shows a production of general building plans of the San Kwai Street public housing development project using BIM.
The Hong Kong Housing Authority's project "Planning for Success: BIM for Construction/Safety Planning and Risk Mitigation" has won two project awards at the Construction Industry Council Celebration of BIM Achievement 2022 and the Autodesk Hong Kong BIM Awards 2022 respectively. This project mainly focuses on utilising BIM-generated simulation videos for tender assessments, with an aim to ascertain the safety and buildability of a contractor's proposal, and to minimise risks and delays. Photo shows a screenshot of a 4D modelling of the Java Road Public Housing Development project.

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Annex