This event focuses on the impact of off-site construction on the client and the design team. We will explore the contemporary demands of learning spaces and what is currently working – and not working – in modular and off-site design.
RISING TO THE CHALLENGE: Why the profession can lead the way
Zubin Masters, Director, Bond Bryan
Often perceived as a threat, the rise of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) presents an opportunity for the architectural profession and designers to engage with the construction industry as it evolves and adapts to a fundamental shift in how buildings are designed, procured and delivered. A switch from mainly traditional on-site construction to mainly modern methods of construction (prefabrication, volumetric, modular, offsite manufacture) using design for manufacture and assembly.
While the overall benefits of this shift are well understood – safer, faster, less wasteful, better quality, more sustainable, and so on – extracting the maximum value from a design perspective is less well understood, and as such, presents designers with significant – but exciting – challenges and opportunities.
Bond Bryan are currently designing and delivering a number of buildings by deploying a range of MMC solutions. Through the examples of recent and current projects, like the recently completed Robert Clack School of Science in Barking, the presentation will aim to provide:
Tue, March 17, 2020
9:30 AM – 5:15 PM GMT
35 Marylebone Road
London
NW1 5LS
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