Utilizing BIM in all designs! A case of a unique activity complex located above the railway in the city center.
The Tampere Deck Arena project is part of a large-scale development taking place around the central station of Finland's third-largest city. The construction of a unique activity complex that has emerged above the railway tracks in downtown Tampere was a highly unusual and challenging project even on an international level. The scale of construction, the complexity arising from various design requirements, the number of stakeholders involved, and overlapping responsibilities were challenges for the project, but these issues were resolved by combining various BIM models. One of the challenges faced by the designers was the coordination of interference issues that would have been unmanageable without the use of BIM for a project of this scale. By utilizing BIM, adjustments to the structures around the railway tracks and the positioning of ceilings and equipment were carried out without any problems. A large number of engineers participated in this project, and advanced BIM software was helpful when explaining construction decisions. Additionally, the use of BIM software allowed designers and other project stakeholders to focus on key tasks such as design and project management.
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**Case Summary** ■ Introduced Product: Tekla Structures ■ Challenges - The large scale of construction, complexity due to various design requirements, the number of project stakeholders, and overlapping responsibilities - Beneath the concrete deck, beams supporting the tracks and many other critical facilities were located, requiring each beam to be modeled in the correct shape and precise position - Adjusting interference issues due to the scale of the project ■ Results - Resolved by combining various BIM models - By utilizing BIM, adjustments to the structures around the tracks and the positioning of ceilings and equipment were carried out without issues - Advanced BIM software was helpful when explaining construction decisions - Prevented interference with electrified railway lines and equipment, ensuring a safe distance - Project managers were able to accurately grasp the progress of design, construction, and material delivery by utilizing BIM - Communication was facilitated through Tekla's native models and model sharing, allowing contractors to monitor work progress in real-time.
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Trimble is a technology company with a vision to transform the industry. Tekla Structures, a BIM software for structural design, enables the creation of As-Built BIM models that are utilized across a wide range from conceptual design to detailed design, fabrication, and construction site process management, playing a central role in the construction workflow. It supports various structural forms such as steel, reinforced concrete, and precast concrete. Particularly in the detailed design and fabrication stages, it serves as the global de facto standard, demonstrating its effectiveness among advanced user companies worldwide. Through a global network, Trimble has established partnerships with various advanced software and machine tool manufacturers in the industry, achieving efficiency in design and automation of the fabrication process. The company continuously invests in the development of cutting-edge technology, pioneering the development of technologies that enable global BIM model sharing and group design using the cloud, and it implements numerous user requests in its annual version upgrades. To accommodate Japan's unique specifications, Trimble has established a dedicated development system within Japan to develop software for Japanese user companies.
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