Right now, the supply chain in Australia is relatively immature.

Learn more about our approach to.sustainable designIn this video, Bryden Wood co-founder,.

, and other leading voices at Bryden Wood articulate the urgent need for modernisation within our infrastructure systems.Highlighting the critical gap that exists between the development of new technologies and their implementation, the video showcases our unique methodology that bridges this divide.By fostering a collaborative environment between finance, commerce, science, and industry, we're not just dreaming about the future; we're building it.. We explore the scalable processes and design methodologies that have positioned Bryden Wood at the forefront of industrial problem-solving.

From the integration of disparate industries to the deployment of cutting-edge technologies such as small modular reactors and advanced pharmaceutical manufacturing systems, the video provides a deep dive into the strategies that are transforming the way we approach global challenges.Through interviews with key team members like John Dyson,.

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Adrian La Porta.The step change achievable with P-DfMA is in bringing the benefits of standardisation across all services and to the entire building – and adding value at every stage.

P-DfMA sees the project as a whole, understanding the positive and negative effect of each design decision on as many other aspects of the project as possible; seeking shared efficiencies between all elements of the building.This is unlike traditional design and build, where a project is often more like a linear series of separate tasks, where consequences can be passed down the chain..

So unlike in standard construction, M&E system requirements – initial and on-going – are factored in from the start, in minute detail, as an integral part of the design.We include routing and fixings in the design of the fabric of the building, with precision, so as to minimise on-site adjustment and facilitate installation.