The way we are focusing on achieving this is through carbon capture, which reduces emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) during synthesis by capturing emitted carbon dioxide and reusing it in other stages of the plastics manufacturing process..
The question now is how we allow for changes that may well cycle round in a matter of months..In a world where everyone may need to work from home, what does that mean for designing and building flats and houses?
If every occupant has to have the space, power and connectivity to work effectively?And what will we do with that space if it’s not needed, if the occupants have jobs that can’t be done at home?.How will we design and build offices, if there’s the possibility that they might have to be re-purposed for domestic, healthcare or manufacturing purposes?
How will we adapt workspaces, ventilation, lifts and kitchens so that we can keep working if (when) new viruses arrive?What can we do with existing buildings?.
Our Platforms approach to Design for Manufacture and Assembly (P-DfMA) provides some answers here.
As a method of construction, it presents many advantages, but in this context three stand out:.I wanted work experience and an income, not a loan, so I applied for an Advanced Level Digital Delivery Apprenticeship through www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship.”.
What do you do at Bryden Wood?.“I am what’s called a BIM (Buildings Information Modelling) Coordinator, which means I digitally design and deliver building services in the Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) Engineering department.
The 3D design models I create contain all the data that’s needed.So you can see not just how an assembly looks, but how it will operate as well.