Nadezhda Morozova is a BIM manager and BIM consultant with extensive experience. Over the years, she has collaborated with various foreign companies, participated in projects in Moscow and St. Petersburg, and also became a member of the Examination Committee of the International BIM Manager Certification System.
In 2019, the expert led the Russian youth delegation at the UN Habitat forum in Nairobi, where she canada email list spoke about the level of development of information technologies in Russia and the importance of technologies for the implementation of construction projects. This experience inspired Nadezhda to continue developing in the field of BIM as a specialist and to promote the concept of BIM within the framework of sustainable development, which led her to participate in the April BIM breakfast as a speaker.
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Recently, Nadezhda Morozova has been working mainly on projects together with Italian companies, providing services as a BIM specialist and architect.
ENEL Project
One such project is the renovation of the headquarters of ENEL in the center of Rome, a company that supplies electricity to cities throughout Italy. The renovation project is currently in the implementation phase and includes the creation of a comfortable working environment reminiscent of a park. To this end, the complex of buildings will feature green areas, running tracks, recreation areas and terraces for employees.
The list of goals includes obtaining LEED certification, which confirms the use of the most efficient and environmentally friendly design and construction methods, as well as WELL certification at the GOLD level, aimed at ensuring a healthy and prosperous environment for people in buildings.
The headquarters renovation project was the first case in the design process that aimed to provide the contractors with a BIM model in IFC format. It was carried out on a tender basis with the client's information requirements clearly agreed in the BEP document in MPDT, which specified the level of detail of the information, as well as compliance with the standards in force in Italy.
Information technology played a key role in the project. With its help, various analyses and simulations were carried out to make optimal decisions on energy consumption and comfortable stay of people in the premises. The object itself was also divided into disciplines and buildings, thanks to which not only the CIM in the state "before reconstruction" was created, but also additional models of different functional zones.
Nadezhda Morozova separately noted the difference between Italian and Russian practices in implementing construction projects, talking about the use of special codes for classifying model elements. The classification system is known as WBS (Work Breakdown Structure) and allows you to determine the exact location of an element and its characteristics to assess its cost.
"In Russia, a lot of attention is paid to the names of components, sometimes we spend huge resources to systematize the model. And in this case, only the classifier code was important. This single element speeds up the work process, and you, within your project team, only care about the compliance of this code. And if an extra typo or space does not interfere with the organization of your work, then they do not become so critical," the expert concluded.
When assessing the cost of the project, working with tables allowed for additional acceleration of its implementation and prompt selection of equipment and materials without changing the information model. As a result, this approach led to the rational use of materials and minimization of waste at construction sites, which are particularly important aspects within the framework of the concept of sustainable development.
Project LAND and the concept of LIM
The next company that Nadezhda Morozova worked with was the large European landscape bureau LAND. The uniqueness of the projects implemented by LAND specialists is due to the use of the LIM concept, developed within the company.