The connections are also quick and easy for less well skilled labour..
you can see that scale has little relative influence over the NPV at different scales.There is a difference, smaller scale has a lower return and somewhere the scale can be optimised, but changes are relatively small and would suggest that sticking with an installed or familiar scale may make sense, if you are confident that most of your products will be blockbusters..
There is a natural upper limit to the.and this maybe should be understood to prevent “traffic-jam” consequences..at low value products, scale appears to be.
potentially critical.to securing a positive cashflow.
over the longer term.
This makes sense as over.All of these factors combine to deliver cost and material savings, while using fewer people and increasing productivity.
We’re already seeing evidence that it’s possible to build a superstructure with half the number of people in half the time, representing a four-fold increase in productivity, as well as a 25% reduction in overall material and a 20% reduction in embodied carbon.And there are other benefits, such as the ability to minimise tolerances.
In our work with Crossrail we designed to zero tolerance with very good success.This unlocks vast potential in terms of manufacturing a better quality of building - structures which are more air- and weather-tight, energy efficient and overall better performing.