There are many elements of built assets that are, or could be, automated or standardised across multiple processes in one or more sectors and industries.
on a number of projects which include a private hospital in Kent; expansion of a waste water treatment plant in Cambridgeshire; the product design of a modular plug-in.critical power and cooling modules for Schneider Electric; and the design of a new passenger pier including baggage facility for Gatwick airport.. Kevin has also been involved in the development of a standardised chassis solution for a mixed-use residential development.
This led to the design for a number of plots using the chassis approach with different architectural teams.. More recently he has worked on the development of a system design for GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) for the development of production facilities globally.The system design is based on a scalable, component based, modular solution that targets off-site prefabrication using BIM.This has led to the commission of a number of feasibility studies for GSK projects following the system design solution.. Kevin has extensive experience with University frameworks having worked with various colleges including University of Cambridge, University Campus Suffolk and University College London.Pablo is an Architect with broad experience in.
building physics.He joined Bryden Wood in April 2021 as Head of Sustainability.. Pablo has worked on multiple UK and international projects and masterplans, providing technical advice with emphasis on the environmental and social impacts of architecture.
He has developed his expertise in a wide range of areas of sustainability, including life-cycle carbon analysis, daylight, thermal modelling and energy efficiency..
He is LEED AP, BREEAM Assessor, Home Quality Mark Assessor and an Energy Institute Chartered Environmentalist.Developing the façade solution around the structural platform at an early stage, allowed us to really optimise the use of materials and detailing and create the most efficient units for handling in the factory and on-site.. Wojciech Brozyna, Managing Director, Alupro.
Accuracy in installation is achieved via factory conditions on site:.Standardised platforms and components.
Increased use of standardised, repeatable, design and components inherently lead to less variance and more standardised tasks on site, which already reduces the risk of the need for changes and thus the potential to deviate from the original design..The greater use of consistent, digital workflows through design, procurement and manufacturing will extend into of logistics and labour; predicting operative numbers, positioning them on site and schedule their training and workload.
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