These takeaways reflect the podcast's discussion on the role of innovative nuclear technologies and strategic repurposing of infrastructure in achieving decarbonisation and addressing the pressing energy demands of the future..
Facilitating a Circular Economy and Repurposing Infrastructure:.Platform II supports the concept of a circular economy in construction.
By understanding the provenance of every component, it becomes viable to repurpose them in different assets.For example, an office building could be transformed into a healthcare centre or an apartment block as needs change..The Construction Innovation Hub's.
analysis suggests that 70% of public sector buildings could be delivered using the same set of components, highlighting the transformative potential of Platform II across the construction industry..Follow Built Environment Matters on.
, or wherever you get your podcasts.Whether you missed the live event or wish to revisit the thought-provoking discussions, this recording offers a front-row experience to John's expertise and vision.
Discover his unique perspectives on how we can collectively contribute to a more purposeful and rewarding future..‘It’s stylish yet affordable,’ he says of GWS, ‘and a perfect contrast to the generic, co-working businesses which have established themselves over the past five or so years.’ The ground floor studios are ideal for startups, whilst an upper-story, canal-side unit makes an excellent workspace for an office of 20 plus.. O’Neill loves the diverse collection of creatives and businesses the building has attracted and says he’s ‘glad it has provided GWS and its tenants with a safe, welcoming, happy environment which is conducive to hard, serious and creative business.’ From an architectural perspective, his favourite thing about the building is the gentle curve alongside the canal side elevation.
‘Look again at sites/buildings that may not seem the best option,’ he urges developers who may be considering taking on similar projects.‘ And let the architects do their work.’
The process of delivering built assets has become fragmented.As a result, value is diluted at every stage.. Design to Value – a unifying approach.