Gestión BIM del Centro de Distribución y Logística Aloag Park, Rol: Líder de Arquitectura

Abstract

This thesis analyzes the design, planning, and execution of the Architecture discipline within the “Aloag Park” Distribution and Logistics Center project, developed by the company Vértice BIM. The main focus lies in the implementation of the BIM methodology during the detailed design phase of the Distribution Center. The study places special emphasis on optimizing interdisciplinary coordination to ensure efficiency in terms of time, cost, and quality. The primary objective of implementing this methodology is to strengthen interdisciplinary coordination, ensuring coherence between architectural design, engineering disciplines, and construction processes. The integration of information throughout the modeling, analysis, simulation, and planning phases establishes a solid foundation for informed and timely decision-making, aligned with the client's requirements. This approach facilitates early conflict detection, reduces the occurrence of errors during execution, and enhances the accuracy of cost and schedule estimations. Furthermore, it supports the selection and implementation of construction systems that meet the technical and functional criteria of the Distribution and Logistics Center, ensuring the project's overall technical and economic feasibility. The role of the architectural lead is to develop a coordinated, reviewed, and approved architectural model that aligns with the client’s needs, applying the BIM methodology and complying with the specifications outlined in the EIR (Employer’s Information Requirements) and BEP (BIM Execution Plan).