Professor Timo Hartmann is a professor in Civil Systems Engineering, TU Berlin, Berlin, Germany. He develops state-of-the-art system visualization and simulation technologies in his research and practical work. Timo received his Ph.D. from Stanford University. He is an assistant specialty editor for the Construction Engineering and Management Journal. Sharon Susan Verghese is a research engineer on the BIM-Speed project. Sharon was responsible for developing BIM (Building Information Modeling) use cases for renovation that this book mainly will be built around. She has previous work experience on building systems design and project execution.Jan-Derrick Braun is a project manager at HOCHTIEF ViCon GmbH, Germany. Within the EU-funded BIM-SPEED project, he played a key role in coordinating work package activities and contributing to the development of BIM-based renovation methodologies, training formats, and demonstration workflows. His work focuses on translating research outcomes into applicable methods for engineering teams and clients. Jessica Steinjan is a Building Information Modeling manager at HOCHTIEF ViCon GmbH, Germany. With a strong background in automated model checking, information requirements, and data modeling, she was one of the main authors of the BIM-SPEED methodologies and contributed to several key deliverables. Her work focuses on transforming research-based insights into practical tools and guidance for renovation projects.

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• 1. Building Renovation2. Introduction3. Current state of building renovations4. Imagining another process5. BIM as a way forward?6. What this book is about7. The Life-Cycle of Building Renovation8. Local Context and Stakeholders9. Technical Challenges10. BIM Use cases11. BIM Applications in the Renovation Life-Cycle12. Status assessment of buildings - Generating BIMs from laser scans13. Scan2BIM14. Integrating building sensor based data collection with BIM15. BIM to Building Energy model (BEM)16. Model checks for testing the compliance of renovation options17. Coordinating renovation design with clash detection18. Estimating renovation costs with 5D BIM19. Renovation work visualization with 4D BIM3120. BIM Management21. BIM Execution Planning for Renovation Projects22. Common Data Environments for Renovation ProjectsIV23. Conclusion

Professor Timo Hartmann is a professor in Civil Systems Engineering, TU Berlin, Berlin, Germany. He develops state-of-the-art system visualization and simulation technologies in his research and practical work. Timo received his Ph.D. from Stanford University. He is an assistant specialty editor for the Construction Engineering and Management Journal. Sharon Susan Verghese is a research engineer on the BIM-Speed project. Sharon was responsible for developing BIM (Building Information Modeling) use cases for renovation that this book mainly will be built around. She has previous work experience on building systems design and project execution.Jan-Derrick Braun is a project manager at HOCHTIEF ViCon GmbH, Germany. Within the EU-funded BIM-SPEED project, he played a key role in coordinating work package activities and contributing to the development of BIM-based renovation methodologies, training formats, and demonstration workflows. His work focuses on translating research outcomes into applicable methods for engineering teams and clients. Jessica Steinjan is a Building Information Modeling manager at HOCHTIEF ViCon GmbH, Germany. With a strong background in automated model checking, information requirements, and data modeling, she was one of the main authors of the BIM-SPEED methodologies and contributed to several key deliverables. Her work focuses on transforming research-based insights into practical tools and guidance for renovation projects.

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• 1. Building Renovation2. Introduction3. Current state of building renovations4. Imagining another process5. BIM as a way forward?6. What this book is about7. The Life-Cycle of Building Renovation8. Local Context and Stakeholders9. Technical Challenges10. BIM Use cases11. BIM Applications in the Renovation Life-Cycle12. Status assessment of buildings - Generating BIMs from laser scans13. Scan2BIM14. Integrating building sensor based data collection with BIM15. BIM to Building Energy model (BEM)16. Model checks for testing the compliance of renovation options17. Coordinating renovation design with clash detection18. Estimating renovation costs with 5D BIM19. Renovation work visualization with 4D BIM3120. BIM Management21. BIM Execution Planning for Renovation Projects22. Common Data Environments for Renovation ProjectsIV23. Conclusion

Professor Timo Hartmann is a professor in Civil Systems Engineering, TU Berlin, Berlin, Germany. He develops state-of-the-art system visualization and simulation technologies in his research and practical work. Timo received his Ph.D. from Stanford University. He is an assistant specialty editor for the Construction Engineering and Management Journal. Sharon Susan Verghese is a research engineer on the BIM-Speed project. Sharon was responsible for developing BIM (Building Information Modeling) use cases for renovation that this book mainly will be built around. She has previous work experience on building systems design and project execution.Jan-Derrick Braun is a project manager at HOCHTIEF ViCon GmbH, Germany. Within the EU-funded BIM-SPEED project, he played a key role in coordinating work package activities and contributing to the development of BIM-based renovation methodologies, training formats, and demonstration workflows. His work focuses on translating research outcomes into applicable methods for engineering teams and clients. Jessica Steinjan is a Building Information Modeling manager at HOCHTIEF ViCon GmbH, Germany. With a strong background in automated model checking, information requirements, and data modeling, she was one of the main authors of the BIM-SPEED methodologies and contributed to several key deliverables. Her work focuses on transforming research-based insights into practical tools and guidance for renovation projects.

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• 1. Building Renovation2. Introduction3. Current state of building renovations4. Imagining another process5. BIM as a way forward?6. What this book is about7. The Life-Cycle of Building Renovation8. Local Context and Stakeholders9. Technical Challenges10. BIM Use cases11. BIM Applications in the Renovation Life-Cycle12. Status assessment of buildings - Generating BIMs from laser scans13. Scan2BIM14. Integrating building sensor based data collection with BIM15. BIM to Building Energy model (BEM)16. Model checks for testing the compliance of renovation options17. Coordinating renovation design with clash detection18. Estimating renovation costs with 5D BIM19. Renovation work visualization with 4D BIM3120. BIM Management21. BIM Execution Planning for Renovation Projects22. Common Data Environments for Renovation ProjectsIV23. Conclusion