Increased use of standardised, repeatable, design and components inherently lead to less variance and more standardised tasks on site, which already reduces the risk of the need for changes and thus the potential to deviate from the original design..

But the big question is, ‘What next?’.Hong Kong: Modular Integrated Construction.

The Hong Kong Government is also a leading agent for change in the regional construction industry.In recent years there has been a growing focus on the potential afforded by DfMA to address systemic issues in construction in Hong Kong.The Construction Industry Council, a statutory body established in 2007 to advocate for and promote the Hong Kong construction industry, has been instrumental in growing awareness of the opportunities afforded by DfMA and particularly MiC, the local term for prefabricated and prefinished volumetric modules..

The publication.Construction 2.0. , produced by the Hong Kong Development Bureau in September 2018 with the assistance of KPMG.

, recognises the following core challenges facing the construction industry:.

Significant future construction volumes.How to deliver value across the board within service level agreements..

Plenty for the group to discuss and action when it meets again later this year..Learn more about our approach to data centre design.A shift in perspective: From bespoke buildings to flexible platforms.

Data centres have long been treated as one-off, large-scale engineering projects.However, Lincoln emphasises that Edged’s approach differs, likening these facilities to repeated products that can be continually refined.