Reduced subcontractor risk and reduced packages costs.
In other words, in this particular case, not building was deemed the most valuable thing.Design to Value thinking requires a change to the way we approach projects.
‘Can we do this?’ must become, ‘should we do this?’.One helpful way to approach things is to consider projects as having both a problem space and a solution space.It’s important not to let our ideas about solutions become too fixed, too soon.
The problem may not always be perfectly understood when we begin.People are often in a rush to move ahead, but it’s worth spending time to explore problems fully.
The better the problem is understood, the better the outcome will be.
The first idea to come to mind isn’t always the best solution.by configuring the potential options in 10 minutes,.
an apartment block configured in half an hour.a motorway in an hour.
At this speed, we can beta test many more options than could usually be considered – one of our client specific configurators will generate many thousands of completely compliant test fits in a matter of minutes, to select the solutions which best suit a specific site.. Industrialising Reference Design.Reference Design is of immediate benefit to the current design to construction market; even if built using a traditional process, there will be benefits brought by the optimal design (via optimisation of adjacencies and the standardisation inherent in Reference Design)..