Base London 2014 What Makes Design Construction And Planning Future What makes design, construction and planning future proof? perspectives on what resilience and future proof mean for designers, contractors and planners, and the influence this has on their respective inputs into the realisation of buildings and infrastructure projects. Buildings of the future should be low energy, sustainable and able to respond to future changes – climatic, technological, social or regulatory – in other words, be ‘future proofed’.
Home Design And Build London Future proof design and construction new building materials, such as self healing concrete, aerogels, and nanomaterials, as well as innovative construction approaches, such as 3 d printing and preassembled modules, can lower costs and speed up construction while improving quality and safety. This paper focuses on harnessing london’s construction industry as a circular economy catalyst. the london plan identifies that “unprecedented levels of regeneration and development” will be needed to future proof its status as a successful, pioneering first world city. From the mix of uses to the quality of transport connections, decisions taken in the early stages of development shape our travel choices much further down the line. this chapter offers principles on how to plan and design for new urban mobility, drawing on our interviews and literature review. Tom authored pollard thomas edward’s design guide ‘shading for housing’ that calls for a new design culture in the uk. embedding climate resilience at a building level requires systemic change, because london faces cultural, economic and regulatory barriers.
London Base Architecture From the mix of uses to the quality of transport connections, decisions taken in the early stages of development shape our travel choices much further down the line. this chapter offers principles on how to plan and design for new urban mobility, drawing on our interviews and literature review. Tom authored pollard thomas edward’s design guide ‘shading for housing’ that calls for a new design culture in the uk. embedding climate resilience at a building level requires systemic change, because london faces cultural, economic and regulatory barriers. In this paper, infrastructure future proofing is defined as the process of making provision for future developments, needs or events that impact on particular infrastructure through its current planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance processes. In this keynote, paul will share insights on the growing role of technology in modern homebuilding, covering essential smart infrastructure, future proofing strategies, and how builders can add long term value to their projects through integrated technology. Future proofing has been integral to the design process for some time but mostly associated with relatively simple solutions; for example; the sub division of floors and a robust level of in built services resilience. What makes design, construction and planning future proof? perspectives on what resilience and future proof mean for designers, contractors and planners, and the influence this has on their respective inputs into the realisation of buildings and infrastructure projects.
London Base Architecture In this paper, infrastructure future proofing is defined as the process of making provision for future developments, needs or events that impact on particular infrastructure through its current planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance processes. In this keynote, paul will share insights on the growing role of technology in modern homebuilding, covering essential smart infrastructure, future proofing strategies, and how builders can add long term value to their projects through integrated technology. Future proofing has been integral to the design process for some time but mostly associated with relatively simple solutions; for example; the sub division of floors and a robust level of in built services resilience. What makes design, construction and planning future proof? perspectives on what resilience and future proof mean for designers, contractors and planners, and the influence this has on their respective inputs into the realisation of buildings and infrastructure projects.
London Base Architecture Future proofing has been integral to the design process for some time but mostly associated with relatively simple solutions; for example; the sub division of floors and a robust level of in built services resilience. What makes design, construction and planning future proof? perspectives on what resilience and future proof mean for designers, contractors and planners, and the influence this has on their respective inputs into the realisation of buildings and infrastructure projects.
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