Built Offsite is a new publication dedicated to offsite construction Launched at the PrefabAUS Conference in Sydney in October 2016, Built Offsite is expertly put together by Boston Publishing.
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Construction companies are engaging with offsite methodologies, indicating the potential for momentum to grow in large scale schemes.
Offsite construction methods are incrementally re-shaping the construction delivery model in Australia. As the process unfolds, new ways are emerging for developers to engage more directly with value chain participants and even with end-users.
In the quest for buildings that are highly sustainable, strong, fast to construct and comparable financially with traditional methods, structural panel systems offer numerous advantages.
We are seeing the future of the construction industry unfold and it is as high-tech as space travel.
Offsite: A better class of education build.
Blue sky thinking: build to rent a new dawn for offsite.
First there was mechanisation, then mass production, then automation and now: the fourth industrial revolution, or 'Industry 4.0'. Enmeshing digital data with physical output and underpinned by the internet, 4.0 thinking is already seeing construction aligning with digitally developed industries, demonstrated most clearly by the use of building information modelling (BIM).
Modernise or die.... but how?
As this fifth issue of Built Offsite was being laid out, a report pinged into my inbox showing that Manufactured Housing Estates (MHEs) look set to be a key property growth market over the next decade.