Planning for Housing
Why Offsite?
Rory Bergin, Partner, Sustainable Futures
April 2017
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Why Offsite? Planning for Housing Rory Bergin, Partner, Sustainable Futures April 2017 Who we are? N G C I N O N N I S W U - L D T R A A N YEAR W C Y A HISTORY 165 STAFF Our Services Design for Manufacture and
Planning for Housing
Rory Bergin, Partner, Sustainable Futures
April 2017
Who we are?
165 STAFF
A W A R D
I N N I N G C O N S U L T A N C Y
YEAR HISTORY
Our Services Design for Manufacture and Assembly Market Assessment for Manufacturers Technical Advice Feasibility Studies Design to Planning Planning to Delivery
Our experience with Ofgsite
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
HTA - Annual Ofgsite Projects (2013-1016 actual - 2017 Predicted)
Why Ofgsite? Pros Cons
Needs early engagement with manufacturer Needs timely decision- making from client Designer needs to understand the discipline
Quicker construction Less disruption Early rent returns More sustainable
Difgerent types of Ofgsite
Difgerent types of Ofgsite
Timeline Traditional vs Ofgsite Design & Construction
2015
Traditional Project Felda House, Wembley
Man-hours 2017
Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb
Traditional vs. Offsite Design & Construction
time saved construction Construction phase
Project Sequence
1 1 1
Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project Project
2 3 6 9 12 3 2 3 4 2 3 4 5 6
Years
BIM Integration
BIM Integration
BIM Integration
Volumetric Modular Process
First stage:
slipform core and podium structure
Second stage:
module delivery
Third stage:
f acade delivery
Development of Ofgsite
faster delivery
lower GHG emissions
improvements in exports
lower costs
UK Government Construction
Strategy
Reduction in construction programme time Reduction in construction costs Reduction in
(health and safety) Reduction in onsite waste using volumetric construction Reduction in pollution and congestion (road accidents)
Design for Manufacture and Assembly
The advantages of Volumetric Quality Control: Responsibility Simplifjed
Waste: Reduced Productivity: Increased Stable Costs: More Likely Shorter Site Time: More Likely Team: More Cohesive Safety: Enhanced
BENEFITS
Schemes we have Built
Olympic Way
Site plan
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Typical fmoorplan
Schemes we have Built
Felda (Karma House)
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Site plan Typical fmoorplan
Schemes we have Built
Dexion House
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Site plan Typical fmoorplan
Schemes we have Built
Apex House
Site plan Typical fmoorplan
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Work in Progress
Greenwich Creekside
.4mIDE EAS
B K U L S B B B K S U S L B B S T O R A G E U L K B L U B K S B S B B B S T O R A G E B K M A I N T E N A N C E CPD B B U K S REFUSE CHUTE smoke vent L L B U S smoke vent B1-6 B1-5 B1-4 B1-3 B1-2 B1-1 4.2m MHW MHW 7m 4m 6m 4.4m RNumber of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Site plan Typical fmoorplan
Work in Progress
Queen’s Parade
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Site plan Typical fmoorplan
Work in Progress
Savoy Circus
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Site plan Typical fmoorplan
Work in Progress
Brentford
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Work in Progress
Greenford
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Work in Progress
The Portal North Acton
Number of homes
Site size
Residential tower
Current workload
Self Build and Custom Build Models
Self Build Custom Build Group Self Build Custom Build Dev.
Custom Build Delivery - Planning
DESIGN CODES
Design Codes give control over plot size, appearance, massing and materials. Outline approval is given to a masterplan and a reserved matters approval to each individual plot. PLANNING OPTIONS
The Design Code - Building Projections & Recesses
Building Projections: Permitted Plot Projection Zone
Maximum projection depth 1.8m Maximum projection depth 1.8m
End Plot - Permitted Building Projections Mid Plot - Permitted Building Projections
03.01) Permitted Projections 03.02) Permitted Projections Area 03.03) Maximum Projection Depth 03.04) No Projections Beyond the Plot Boundary 03.05) Side Projections 03.06) Zone B Restrictions
C C C A A A B
Plot Parameters Zone Plan Northern Parcel: Masterplan Zones
Masterplan Zone A - Visual impact zone to Heartlands/Park Masterplan Zone B - Boundary with Laundry Site Masterplan Zone C - Inner site
LEGEND Zone Height Zone Height Zone Height Zone Height Zone Height Zone Height
Heartlands, Cornwall
Case Study:
Trevenson Park, Cornwall
Case Study:
Custom Build Manufacturer - Kingspan Potton
Case Study:
Digitising Custom Build
Case Study:
Digitising Custom Build
Case Study:
Digitising Custom Build
Case Study:
Digitising Custom Build
Case Study:
Digitising Custom Build
Case Study:
Digitising Custom Build
Case Study:
Digitising Custom Build
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