Bryden Wood launch P-DfMA solution for offices with Landsec

Learn more about the benefits of Industrialised Construction.Although front and centre at this event, laboratories and the professionals intimately involved with them are often overlooked when considering their social and economic value..

They have so much knowledge they will be able to share with you.It’s not just for them to tell you what to do as such, but as an architect you will have the most impact on a building if you try to work as a team.

Incorporating passive design in your projects will mean less M&E services will be required, which means you will benefit architecturally from things like higher ceiling height, larger areas needing smaller risers and smaller plant rooms.All in all, the technical spaces in a building become a lot smaller.This will also mean the capital cost should come down and certainly the running costs will decrease.

Ultimately, you will have a happy client who won’t have to pay as much to run the building every year.With the Circle Reading project, architects Bryden Wood have employed a design ethic powered by both clinical practicality and build efficiency, delivering a hospital not only visually distinctive, but one which utilises insightful, use-driven design and cutting edge manufacturing processes.It’s a space which continually upends expectations - a structure of steel and concrete, much of which was built offsite..

The achievement has been made possible by the implementation of a bespoke Design for Manufacture and Assembly system, which Bryden Wood developed in conjunction with Circle and tailored specifically for their needs.

Ultimately, the system played a key role in the creation of Adaptable Platforms.Defining the Need Report.

has made important strides in shaping the future of construction by bringing the standardised, repeatable platform systems found in the manufacturing sector into the construction industry.The report collated cross-departmental data across UK government departments, including the Department for Education (DfE), Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), Ministry of Justice (MoJ), and the Ministry of Defence (MoD).

Defining the Need examined future requirements against a £50 billion, five-year, new build pipeline.As all of the departments had their own nomenclature for the base types, it was an arduous task.