Delft railroad station - The Netherlands
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poorzone Delft was commissioned by the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment to build two railroad tunnels, an (underground) station, several new office buildings, a new city hall and social housing projects. In the spring of 2015, the new railroad tunnel, city hall, bus square and (underground) station in Delft were completed.
Challenges
- The challenge in this task lies particularly in working with a wide variety of parties with both common and (partially) opposing interests. Planning is carried out 4 times a year and includes a comprehensive risk analysis based on a MonteCarlo simulation (Primavera).
Risk Management:
- Establish and improve risk management by applying the Risman methodology
- Organize risk management sessions with subcontractors and customer representatives (Delft municipality)
- Risk analysis in quarterly reports (top 10, progress reports …)
- Risk management in consultation with project managers and team members
Planning:
- Establishing a planning and schedule management method
- Implementation of a planning and project management system
- Development of different phase scenarios
- Visualize and manage adjacent areas and the risks associated with tunneling
4D BIM model:
A highly abstracted 4D BIM reference model allows for better management and especially better communication of planned and current interventions.
Project in pictures
- Client : Ministry of Infrastructure & Environment, municipality of Delft
- Location : Delft, The Netherlands
- Construction budget : +- 1.000.000.000 €
- Energy performance : A
- Period : 2005 - 2018
- Function : Information Management / Planning & Risk Management
- Domain : Development of railway station area
- Link : https://thecityateyelevel.com/stories/spoorzone-delft-nieuwe-ruimte-in-een-historische-binnenstad/
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