A quick look around their studio, which is filled with interior must-haves for their clients; from large mirrors to rolled-up rugs - not to mention, the showstopper: Elvis, an adorable French bulldog - leaves you with no doubt these are busy and successful people with a space that works for them, helping them to create award-winning work.
I like the way that they will look at something and say, ‘Right, ok. How can we make this better?’.Also, with the DfMA aspects - making sites safer, making it so that pieces of the F frame for example...are lightweight and can be easily put into place (that it can be built like an IKEA piece of furniture on the deck and lifted in), that’s what I like.
I like the way that we don’t say no to anything.'.ROSA GIMENO, DIRECTOR, ARCHITECTURE.‘I think that finding women working in construction now is much more normal than it was years ago, especially in the architecture sector.
Here at Bryden Wood, there’s no differentiation at all.We actually even have some design teams that are all women.
You can find women in all different positions from Assistant to Director, so it’s very good.’.
HELEN HOUGH, HEAD OF SUSTAINABILITY.Or we might start with a similar type of project for which we've generated Chips in the past.. Chips can be made at different levels.
A chip is not a module or a piece of equipment, it's a part of a chain.Depending on the problem you're trying to address, you can set the level of the size of the Chip to the level that is appropriate to your analysis.
A chip can, therefore, be a whole factory, a building, a production line, or a single machine within a production line.These different levels will often result in a hierarchy of Chips, so that big Chips can later be broken into small Chips.