Watch on demand to learn from Dale Sinclair from WSP and Az Jasat from Autodesk as they explore the future of construction through off-site manufacturing and design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA). Discover how WSP's innovative Kit of Parts framework is set to transform the industry by enhancing productivity, reducing costs, and driving sustainability. This session delves into real-world case studies, including the Manchester Airport project, and discusses the importance of integrating digital workflows and logistics planning from the early design phase. Gain valuable insights into how industrialized construction can create social value and drive economic growth.
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Key Learning Points:
- Integration of Design and Manufacturing Workflows: Understand how the synergy between design and manufacturing workflows can streamline project delivery and improve outcomes.
- Challenges in Traditional Construction: Learn about the key issues plaguing traditional construction methods, including stagnant productivity and the need for a paradigm shift.
- Benefits of Off-Site Manufacturing: Explore how moving to off-site manufacturing can enhance efficiency, quality, and time management, and the strategies to overcome cost challenges.
- Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA): Discover the principles of DfMA and how designing buildings as kits of parts can revolutionize construction processes.
- Future Trends and Social Impact: Gain insights into the future of industrialized construction, including the application of Wright's Law, the role of factories in job creation, and the balance between AI and human intelligence in construction.
