Time for another update of uniclass 2015. This time there has been 359 updates with 142 new codes added to Co, En, Ac, SL, Ss, Pr, TE & PM tables, 58 codes have been deleted from the SL, Ss & Pr tables & 159 codes have had title changes from the Co, SL, Ss, Pr, TE & PM tables.

This is the latest in our quarterly updating programme for Uniclass 2015. It includes updates to eight tables.

We aim to minimize changes to existing codes and classifications, but we always take feedback from users into account. Any changes are the result of this input, combined with our own ongoing review.

Updates to existing tables

Full details of these and other changes are detailed in the revisions sheets and the Excel change log.

Continuing input and feedback

Between updates, we liaise regularly with a growing number of individuals and organizations, using the tables in order to provide support and to evaluate requests for new codes. We are grateful to all of the organizations that we have worked with for their input. As we share details of this activity, industry professionals can learn more about who else is using the tables, what purposes they are using them for, the range of changes to expect and the reasons for those changes.

The work of maintaining and enhancing Uniclass 2015 to continually support the needs of those operating in the built environment is an ongoing exercise. We welcome comment and input from all sectors in the construction industry via [email protected].

Changes to published versions

Status and revision information is available alongside each Uniclass 2015 table. Each information sheet (PDF) provides a summary of the changes made, as well as code-by-code details.

Uniclass 2015 is a dynamic classification for the construction industry. If you wish to get in touch, please do so at [email protected].

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Graham H Stewart

Founder | Consultant

MSc EngTech MICE TIStructE

Industry Involvement

IStructE BIM & Computational Design Panels
Scottish Futures Trust BIM
suppliers Group
UK BIM Alliance

Employment History

Consultant

Digital Guerrilla

Ramboll UK

Buro Happold

URS (Aecom)

2025-Current

2017-2025

2012-2017

2008-2011

2000-2008

1987-2000

Education

Middlesex University

Introduction

Graham is a consultant specialising in BIM Strategy & Implementation with 38 years’ experience in AEC including over 25 years’ experience using various BIM platforms. A Technician member of both the Institution of Civil Engineers & the Institution of Structural Engineers with an MSc in BIM Management, based the Glasgow.

In 2017, Graham founded Digital Guerrilla Consultancy Ltd, Scotland’s 1st Digital Information Management Consultancy, with the aim to ensure their client’s use of digital technologies is improved through training, education, and support to gain efficiencies and better business outcomes throughout the design process. Over the past few years, Digital Guerrilla has built up an impressive client base delivering over 150+ courses to over 1500 staff members.
Graham is also an Associate Tutor at BSi delivering their BIM training courses across the UK and a part-time lecture at Glasgow Caledonian & Strathclyde Universities.

Project Experience

Department of Education’s £3bn Offsite Schools framework (£100m+), Information Manager

Appointed as Information Management with Elliot Group Ltd who are currently delivering 6 schools as part of this framework. My role is to ensure the design team understand the Employers Information Requirements and assist with the development of the BIM Execution Plan and other relevant BIM documentation along with Elliots BIM Manager, aswell as validating all design team models, deliverables and COBie Information Exchanges.

Various locations in England, UK

177 Bothwell Street (£80m), Information Manager

Appointed to provide Information Management services which included development of clients Asset Management Strategy including COBie, from RIBA Stage 4 as part of this large commercial project. Services included writing the Asset Information Requirements and BIM Execution Plan, validating all design team models, deliverables and COBie Information Exchanges.

Glasgow, UK

Scottish Governments £1bn Schools for the Future Programme (£100m+), Information Manager

Current appointed as client Information Management with Edinburgh City Council (sub-consultant agreement with Architype) & East Ayrshire Council and currently delivering 6 schools as part of this programme. As Client Information Manager our role is to work with the client to develop their Standard Information Management Plans (SIMP) (as per Scottish Future Trust (SFT) guidance) to fit their requirements. As Project Information Manager with Architype who are also Lead Appointed Party, we have an additional role to ensure the design team understand the SFT SIMP requirements and assist with the development of the BIM Execution Plan and other relevant BIM documentation along with Architype BIM team, aswell as validating all design team models, deliverables and COBie Information Exchanges.

Various locations in Scotland, UK

Kirkstall Forge K3/K4 (£70m), BIM/Information Manager

Appointed to provide Information Management services which included updating of clients Asset Management requirements for COBie and developing the design teams BEP, between RIBA Stages 2-4. Services included writing the BIM Execution Plan, validating all design team models, deliverables and COBie Information Exchanges.

Leeds, UK

Paisley Town Hall Redevelopment (£20m), BIM/Information Manager

Appointed to lead and develop the BIM and Information Management strategy as part of this historic building refurbishment. Services included writing the Employers Information Requirements and BIM Execution Plan, validating all design team models, deliverables and COBie Information Exchanges.

Paisley, UK

Auchmill Housing Development (£9m), BIM/Information Manager

Appointed by the main contractor Ogilvie’s to develop the BIM and Information Management response to the clients Employers Information Requirements. Services included the development of the BIM Execution Plan and other relevant BIM documentation, aswell as validating all design team models, deliverables and COBie Information Exchanges.

Aberdeen, UK