Changing Construction · Changing Construction BRE & CE supporting a productive, internationally...
Transcript of Changing Construction · Changing Construction BRE & CE supporting a productive, internationally...
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Rufus Logan, BRE
Changing Construction
BRE & CE supporting a productive, internationally competitive and
innovative construction sector
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1. Introduction to BRE
2. Industry drivers, challenges &
opportunities
3. Constructing Excellence & CE International
Alliance
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1. Introduction to BRE
We are an international, multi-disciplinary,
building science organisation with a
mission to improve buildings and
infrastructure through research and
knowledge generation, and their
application.
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We are owned by the BRE Trust, the largest UK
charity dedicated specifically to research and
education in the built environment
We use our cutting edge research to develop a
range of products, services, standards and
qualifications that are used around the world to
bring about positive change in the built
environment
Our independence
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What we offer
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BRE HQ & Innovation Park, near
London
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The BRE Trust group of companies
brebuzz.net
2. Industry Drivers, Challenges & Opportunities
Smart Construction is defined as:
“Building design, construction and operation, that
through collaborative partnerships makes full use of
digital technologies and industrialised manufacturing
techniques to improve productivity, minimise whole life
cost, improve sustainability and maximise user benefits.”
(The Construction Leadership Council’s Innovation in Buildings work stream)
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National / Regional /
International Policies
For example Scotland’s ‘2050
Vision’
Scotland’s buildings are near zero
carbon by 2050 and this is achieved in
a way that is socially and
economically sustainable.
Target: Reducing carbon emissions
by 42% by 2020 and 80% by 2050 in
line with the Climate Change
(Scotland) Act 2009
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11 key barriers listed in priority order:
1. Lack of collaboration
2. Lack of demand
3. Investment in suppliers who can
support Smart Construction
4. Lending, valuation & insurance
5. Immature supply chain
6. Risk-averse culture in construction
7. Procurement models
8. Business case for change
9. Requires economies of scale
10.Lack of performance data
11.Skills shortage
Barriers to change
CLC Workshop - a strategic roadmap of barriers to the take-up
and commercialisation of Smart Construction
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A global “productivity challenge”
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Key papers
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Is it finally time for a change?...
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Drivers of change
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Drivers of change
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Photographs – Neale Smith Photography
Availability of technology
Drivers of change
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Drivers of change
Workforce crisis
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Drivers of change
Integration across supply chains & Disruptors are coming
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Innovations and Technologies
to overcome these barriers
include:
• Mass customisation based on
a “platform approach”
• Automation of construction
processes
• Overcome a risk-averse
culture
• Building Information
Modelling (BIM)
• Standardisation BUT with
choice
Other Enablers necessary for
success include:
• Supply chain collaboration &
innovation
• Demonstration projects
• Insurance industry to support
Smart/Modern Construction
• Support for construction R&D
• Long-term partnering and
pipeline visibility to enable
investment
• Standards for Offsite /
manufactured buildings / mass
components
• Integrated CAD/Computer-
aided Manufacture from
design to site
• Factory productivity drives
down component costs
• Cost modelling tools and
performance data
• Robotics and automation
• Smart / Intelligent buildings
e.g. sensors / RFID tags
Innovation, technological & other
enablers to change
3. Constructing Excellence
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Not-for-profit best practice and knowledge transfer organisation from the UK,
part of the BRE Trust group of companies (former UK Building Research
Establishment)
An international alliance of similar organisations in Scandinavia, Far East,
Australasia, North America
Who are Constructing Excellence?
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Positively disrupting the
industry delivery processes to
transform performance
Our mission
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Superior outcomes from new delivery models featuring:
A client-led transformation by procuring for
outcomes and value
Increased standardisation and pre-
manufactured content
Digitally enabled integrated teams working
collaboratively with long-term relationships and
aligned commercial arrangements
Our vision
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What we do in the UK
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The Constructing Excellence
International Alliance
CE International
Alliance
Other linksProject partners
Alliance members:
Australia
Denmark
Hong Kong
Netherlands
Norway
New Zealand
Qatar
Singapore
UK
Proposed:
Canada
Chile
Malaysia
USA
Saudi Arabia
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Our strategy for improving productivity with SCA
Training
KPIs and benchmarking
Guidance & tools
Awards
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Our BIM Level 2 courses include:
Introduction to BIM
BIM Essentials
BIM for Information Managers
BIM for Site Managers
BIM for Manufacturing
BIM for Product Manufacturers
BIM Standards, Methods and Procedures
BIM: The Responsibility Matrix
BIM Online Training Bundle
Training – starting with BIM
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Performance measurement and
benchmarking
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Consistent across the sector and with measures used
internationally to enable like-for-like comparisons
Annual performance report
A nationally-reported set of project
performance measures (KPIs)
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Online tools for productivity
Constructing Excellence
Watford, UK
WD25 9XX
+44 (0)333 043 06 43
www.constructingexcellence.org.uk
Thank you
www.constructingexcellence.org.uk
Rufus Logan: [email protected]
Don Ward: [email protected]
building a better world togethertogether