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    NTU Learning Hub, Singapore

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    The document provides details about the NTU Learning Hub South project in Singapore. It was designed by Heatherwick Studio and built by CPG Consultants. BIM was used extensively throughout the design and construction process, including for MEP coordination, modular component design, Green Mark scoring calculations, and creating an as-built model. The modular components included core wall panels with 3D formliner patterns, curved facade panels, and column angles. BIM helped ensure accuracy and coordination between the design and construction teams.

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    The document provides details about the NTU Learning Hub South project in Singapore. It was designed by Heatherwick Studio and built by CPG Consultants. BIM was used extensively throughout the design and construction process, including for MEP coordination, modular component design, Green Mark scoring calculations, and creating an as-built model. The modular components included core wall panels with 3D formliner patterns, curved facade panels, and column angles. BIM helped ensure accuracy and coordination between the design and construction teams.

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    The document provides details about the NTU Learning Hub South project in Singapore. It was designed by Heatherwick Studio and built by CPG Consultants. BIM was used extensively throughout the design and construction process, including for MEP coordination, modular component design, Green Mark scoring calculations, and creating an as-built model. The modular components included core wall panels with 3D formliner patterns, curved facade panels, and column angles. BIM helped ensure accuracy and coordination between the design and construction teams.

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    274 views53 pages

    NTU Learning Hub, Singapore

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    Darcy styles
    The document provides details about the NTU Learning Hub South project in Singapore. It was designed by Heatherwick Studio and built by CPG Consultants. BIM was used extensively throughout the design and construction process, including for MEP coordination, modular component design, Green Mark scoring calculations, and creating an as-built model. The modular components included core wall panels with 3D formliner patterns, curved facade panels, and column angles. BIM helped ensure accuracy and coordination between the design and construction teams.

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    The document discusses the design and construction of the NTU Learning Hub in Singapore using modular and standardized components with BIM. Key players involved in the project are also mentioned.

    The initial design model was created in Rhino. Due to difficulties in transferring to Revit, the model was then converted to AutoCAD and then to Revit for construction. BIM was used at various stages from design to construction.

    The modular components discussed include core wall form liner panels, column angles, facade panels with different curvatures, glazing panels and window units. Their dimensions and fabrication process is elaborated.

    Cast Study:

    NTU Learning Hub South


    CPG Consultants + Heatherwick Studio
    NTU Learning Hub

    Designer : Heatherwick Studio


    Architect : CPG Consultants
    location N

    JOHOR BAHRU

    SINGAPORE
    NTU
    vision

    South Spine
    Learning
    Hub
    corridors
    classrooms
    BIM for NTU Learning Hub
    Submissions Process
    Construction Stage
    As-built model requested by Client for facilities
    management
    Building of the BIM model
    Design model in Rhino
    No easy transfer from Rhino to Revit
    Rhino – Autocad - Revit
    Submissions Process

    Planning Stage (URA)

    Fire Department (FSSD) Building Control (BCA)


    Accessibility Provisions
    Buildability Score
    Green Mark
    Building Control (BCA)
    Accessibility Provisions and other
    building control requirements

    Handrail heights,
    spacing, widths of
    staircases,
    doorways,
    headroom, size of
    openings etc are
    checked
    Building Control (BCA) Mandated by
    Buildability Score Building and
    Construction
    Authority
    Mandated by Building and 
    Construction Authority
    Methods of scoring:
    Standardisation
    Methods of scoring:
    Minimal transfer
    • Standardisation
    structures
    • Minimal transfer structures
    Minimal
    • Minimal plastering/tiling/stone 
    plastering/tiling/st
    finishes
    • Minimal brick walls
    one finishes
    Minimal brick
    Minimum Requirement: 66 points
    walls
    Attained: 71 points

    Minimum
    Requirement for this
    typology and size:
    66 points
    Building Control (BCA)
    Buildability Score

    Submission method
    is using a form

    BIM model is used


    to compute data
    using
    eBDAS programme

    Length of walls,
    railing etc can be
    generated
    Building Control (BCA) Sustainability rating
    Green Mark based using points
    system
    Mandated by Building and 
    BIM model is used
    Construction Authority
    for computing
    data, eg air
    Methods of scoring:
    conditioned areas,
    • Standardisation
    volume of concrete
    • Minimal transfer structures
    used
    • Minimal plastering/tiling/stone 
    finishes
    • Minimal brick walls
    Simplified models
    are built for
    Minimum Requirement: 66 points
    simulation purposes
    Attained: 71 points

    Green Mark award:


    PLATINUM
    Construction
    Modular Construction

    Variation within
    Standardisation

    Deviates from the


    common
    presumption that
    modular
    construction adopts
    the repeated use of
    completely
    identical elements.
    BIM Model – the components

    column and slab

    cladding panels

    model constructed in autodesk revit glazing


    BIM

    Wall layers and families for each component


    … the modular components

    19 core wall panels 4 window units

    11 column angles 1 glazing panel

    10 façade panel curvatures


    modular components

    core wall form liner panels


    600 & 850mm wide, 3.8 height

    3D formliner pattern
    modeled in Rhino and
    Grasshopper, then
    converted to 3D
    Autocad to be
    fabricated
    modular components

    core wall form liner panels


    600 & 850mm wide, 3.8 height
    modular components

    core wall form liner panels


    600 & 850mm wide, 3.8 height
    modular components

    columns
    11 angles, 3.8m height
    modular components

    columns
    11 angles , 3.8m height
    modular components

    columns
    11 angles , 3.8m height
    modular components

    columns
    11 angles , 3.8m height

    BIM used to check Contractor’s


    model against design model
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures

    Due to the geometry of the panels, it


    was not possible at the time to model
    the panels as ‘walls’, as such they
    were modeled as objects which could
    not have much data attached to
    them
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures

    Curve Type 06
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m width, 10 curvatures
    modular components

    façade panels
    2m, 10 curvatures
    Ceiling Plan: from design to construction
    MEP Coordination
    MEP Coordination

    checking for interference


    MEP As-Built

    ACMV Chilled water system

    Electrical Fire Safety Installation


    As- Builts
    CLIENT
    Team Nanyang Technological University

    CONSULTANTS
    Architect : CPG Consultants
    Design Consultant : Heatherwick Studio, London, UK
    Civil/ Structural Engineer : TYL International
    Structural Concept : Arup London
    Mechanical/Electrical Engineer : Bescon Consulting Engineers
    Quantity Surveyors : Davis Langdon KPK
    Green Mark Consultant : CPGreen
    Fire Safety Engineer : LKH Fire Engineering
    Acoustic Consultants : CCW Consultants
    Landscape Consultants : Perfect Sense
    Lighting Consultants : L’Observatoire International, New York, USA
    Induction Unit Specialist : TCS Engineering

    CONTRACTORS
    Main Contractor : Newcon Builders
    Piling Contractor : KH Foges
    Services Diversion Contractor : Supersonic
    Minor Sewer Contractor : Goh & Foong
    Lift Contractor : XJ Elevators

    SPECIALIST SUPPLIERS
    Form Liner Supplier : Eng Lee Engineering
    Façade Panel Supplier : LWC Alliance

    PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY
    Hufton & Crow

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