CHAPTER 9 CONNECTING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
Introduction
The way buildings are made has changed little over the years. The majority are still constructed using traditional technologies and techniques, such as the cavity wall. As a result, the construction industry has not seen productivity improvements for years. This scenario is changing – the way buildings are made is evolving. A revolution is on its way.
Modern methods of construction, including DfMA, the use of modular (volumetric) design principles, the increasing use of robotics on-site and off-site, and new materials and manufacturing processes are increasing. Some can be easily adopted, other will take years to be commonplace. Either way, the lead designer needs to understand these ...
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