Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment?
Building information modelling (BIM) epitomizes the capacity of a construction project team to deliver satisfactory project outcomes through process integration and multi-disciplinary collaboration by using virtual modeling platforms. Its reputation in design and construction practices and theories...
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Society of Construction Law, Australia
2014
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| author | Olatunji, Oluwole |
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| description | Building information modelling (BIM) epitomizes the capacity of a construction project team to deliver satisfactory project outcomes through process integration and multi-disciplinary collaboration by using virtual modeling platforms. Its reputation in design and construction practices and theories is tremendous. The change includes new dimensions to how discipline- specific data are generated and shared across multiple discipline boundaries. This premise needs some clarifications – e.g. how do integration and collaboration impact tort in BIM? In addition, clarifications are also needed regarding intricacies on ownership and intellectual property of multi-disciplinary data, valuation of discipline-specific services and the implications of shared trusts in an integrated platform. This essay elicits the legal ramifications of certain challenges that have characterized BIM deliverables, namely; integration, ownership of intellectual property, and securitization of processes and outcomes in BIM platforms. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-258132017-01-30T12:50:18Z Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment? Olatunji, Oluwole Building information modelling (BIM) epitomizes the capacity of a construction project team to deliver satisfactory project outcomes through process integration and multi-disciplinary collaboration by using virtual modeling platforms. Its reputation in design and construction practices and theories is tremendous. The change includes new dimensions to how discipline- specific data are generated and shared across multiple discipline boundaries. This premise needs some clarifications – e.g. how do integration and collaboration impact tort in BIM? In addition, clarifications are also needed regarding intricacies on ownership and intellectual property of multi-disciplinary data, valuation of discipline-specific services and the implications of shared trusts in an integrated platform. This essay elicits the legal ramifications of certain challenges that have characterized BIM deliverables, namely; integration, ownership of intellectual property, and securitization of processes and outcomes in BIM platforms. 2014 Book Chapter http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/25813 Society of Construction Law, Australia restricted |
| spellingShingle | Olatunji, Oluwole Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment? |
| title | Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment? |
| title_full | Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment? |
| title_fullStr | Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment? |
| title_full_unstemmed | Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment? |
| title_short | Building Information Modelling and Intellectual Propertization: A Revolutionary Nirvana or a Disillusionment? |
| title_sort | building information modelling and intellectual propertization: a revolutionary nirvana or a disillusionment? |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/25813 |