This is an established methodology for handling workplace organisation, which breaks the master planning process down into five steps: sort, set in order, shine, standardise and sustain.. At each stage we determine the appropriate level of detail (resolution) at which to visualise and model, depending on whether we are looking at the whole site or a single unit or process, for example.. We present the options or solutions and our evaluation back to the client and agree whether there are further options to be considered or whether the existing options need to be adjusted.
That sort of behaviour and thought process isn’t really acceptable anymore.The owners want transparency.
They want certainty around the data.She believes the heart of this may come from the fact that “data is the new oil, the new currency.”.It’s hard to get certainty around processes that change every single time, Marks says.
The construction industry needs to create some stability amongst the fluidity.We need to create a kind of man-made reef in the ocean to provide some information within all of that water.
She believes productising construction will form exactly such a reef.. What is productisation in construction?.
The way things currently stand in the construction industry, every building we create is essentially a prototype.We have to design it into our built environment.
Future-proofing is no longer about thinking how we might repurpose a building in twenty years’ time.The question now is how we allow for changes that may well cycle round in a matter of months..
In a world where everyone may need to work from home, what does that mean for designing and building flats and houses?If every occupant has to have the space, power and connectivity to work effectively?