Design for societal impact.
The Problem statement and value drivers may read something like this: -.Manufacturing Site A has evolved over time into a Jigsaw of process buildings, development buildings, support functions, and office accommodation.
Some of the site is highly utilised, while others have been mothballed.There is a mixture of asset age and the site has a number of ongoing and proposed investment cycles to replace or renovate e.g.automation systems and utilities.. How can the site develop a masterplan which: -.
• Brings to life the value and issues.• Looks at multiple layers of value: - financial, operation, adaptability, environmental, aesthetics, investment attractiveness etc.. • Allowing the modelling of future scenarios helping to optimise decision making.
• Leaves the client with an output that helps to share and sell their message.. Or.
How to lead the provision of modular infrastructure for autonomous electrical vehicles in a smart way that provides value to cities, society, fleet operations, stakeholders and the workforce.. How to respond to early opportunities such as an Autonomous Vehicle Trial, and adapt to the evolution of technology.. Value Drivers: -.Extra heating or cooling not only adds to our energy bills, but it also puts more pressure on hitting our carbon reduction targets..
In the short term, the UK will see more warmer weather as we head from spring into summer.Opening windows in naturally ventilated buildings is accepted behaviour on warm days.
But now it’s important to open the windows before people start to come into the building, and to let the building air at the end of the working day.Longer office hours – in order to enable social distancing – will mean windows are typically open in the early morning.