Construction Innovation has published a report on the outcomes of the Sydney Opera House FM Exemplar research project.
The FM as a business enabler: Solutions for managing the built environment publication was the result of a two-year project led by Stephen Ballesty of Rider Hunt and the Facility Management Association of Australia. The project showcases the Sydney Opera House, Australias most iconic building and one of the worlds busiest performing arts centres, as a case study in developing FM as a business enabler.
The project focused on three main research streams: digital modelling, services procurement and performance benchmarking. These have been combined into an integrated FM solution intended to have applications for the broader FM industry.
The project also has an international flavour with iconic facilities from around the globe being invited to participate, providing an opportunity to learn from others and showcase Australias FM applied research expertise on the world stage.
All 300 attendees of the FM industry conferences organised by Construction Innovation in November 2006 to disseminate findings to industry received a copy of the publication. The publication is available as a free download or a printed copy can be purchased for $35.75. More information: http://www.construction-innovation.info Tel (07) 3138 9291
This is the second industry report developed from the Sydney Opera House FM Exemplar project series. It provides a comprehensive overview of the digital modeling research stream of the project lead by John Mitchell, principal of theconsulting company CQR Pty Ltd and consultant to Construction Innovation's research partner CSIRO.
