This remains a collaborative process.
They worked on a huge variety of projects: telecommunications, data centres, schools, hospitals, generator enclosures, and embassies for the government.Marks notes that people tend to think standardised design is something new, but it isn’t.
It’s just an idea that’s coming back, growing in scale, and becoming more mainstream.. Another issue we have in the construction industry, she explains, is that when we talk about this type of industrialised construction work, we tend to focus on the projects we consider to be the sexy, quirky ones.We talk about the asterisk, which will never be done again..In actuality, her volumetric modular company had built hundreds of schools for New York City.
It was a case of lots of buildings and big applications.She says these are the industrialised construction projects we need to be talking about - the ones that everyone needs to do.. Kit-of-parts architecture and the benefits of standardisation.
Jaimie Johnston MBE, Head of Global Systems at Bryden Wood and Design Lead for the Construction Innovation Hub, is equally enthusiastic about the changes taking place within the industry.
and the shift toward industrialised construction.So my first memories of being in construction was entering into a class of forty men and me.
As the years have gone on, more women have entered which is really great.Working at Bryden Wood, there are more women within the team at all different levels, which is really great to see.
It’s a great industry to be in.You can be doing anything.