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Paperback. Condition: New. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularization of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardization and economies of scale; panelized versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularization of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardization and economies of scale; panelized versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularisation of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardisation and economies of scale; panelised versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification. AUTHOR: William Hogan-O'Neill is a chartered architect who has been in professional practice for over thirty-five years. As principal of his own architects' practice, HOCA. he has led as a skilled research practitioner in delivering architect-designed prefabricated and modular housing, school and university projects and other community buildings. He is identified as a subject expert and award winner in prefabricated and modular architecture and is regularly invited to give talks to industry professionals on applying alternative strategies to traditional construction. 123 colour photographs and 36 diagrams A valuable reference for both students of architectural design and construction professionals. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularization of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardization and economies of scale; panelized versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularisation of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardisation and economies of scale; panelised versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification. AUTHOR: William Hogan-O'Neill is a chartered architect who has been in professional practice for over thirty-five years. As principal of his own architects' practice, HOCA. he has led as a skilled research practitioner in delivering architect-designed prefabricated and modular housing, school and university projects and other community buildings. He is identified as a subject expert and award winner in prefabricated and modular architecture and is regularly invited to give talks to industry professionals on applying alternative strategies to traditional construction. 123 colour photographs and 36 diagrams A valuable reference for both students of architectural design and construction professionals. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularization of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardization and economies of scale; panelized versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularisation of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardisation and economies of scale; panelised versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification. AUTHOR: William Hogan-O'Neill is a chartered architect who has been in professional practice for over thirty-five years. As principal of his own architects' practice, HOCA. he has led as a skilled research practitioner in delivering architect-designed prefabricated and modular housing, school and university projects and other community buildings. He is identified as a subject expert and award winner in prefabricated and modular architecture and is regularly invited to give talks to industry professionals on applying alternative strategies to traditional construction. 123 colour photographs and 36 diagrams A valuable reference for both students of architectural design and construction professionals. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture | Aligning Design with Manufacture and Assembly | William Hogan-O'Neill | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2021 | The Crowood Press Ltd | EAN 9781785008061 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condition: New. Prefabricated and Modular Architecture demystifies age-old perceptions surrounding prefabrication and modularization of buildings, offering a fresh approach to design and procurement. Experienced architect, William Hogan-O'Neill, provides a unique insight into why architectural design, manufacturing and assembly processes must coexist in parallel. In order for the architectural profession to have a meaningful existence in the future, it must examine the new opportunities that are emerging through automation and artificial intelligence from within the factory environment, as opposed to the construction site. In addition, the book explores the following topics; core elements defining prefabrication; perceptions and influences; precision, exactness and tolerances; standardization and economies of scale; panelized versus modular buildings as a design solution and, finally, common features, technical considerations and certification.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A successful architectural project does not begin with an architect's design drawing. It begins with clarity. Before the design begins, this practical guide examines the early stage of an architectural commission, before the design work formally gets underway. Its focus is on the two important matters that determine what comes next: the Project Brief and the Architect's Appointment. Before an architect can design sensibly, the client's needs have to be understood, tested, and shaped into a proper brief. That means defining the scope of services, linking the fee to the work, and making the deliverables clear. Assumptions, exclusions, risks, and responsibilities should all be recorded, so the Architect's Appointment reflects what has actually been agreed. When this early process is rushed, taken for granted, or left vague, the project may continue, but its foundations already contain uncertainty. Later, that uncertainty may surface as scope creep and drift, abortive work, disagreements over fees, misunderstandings, complaints, or a breakdown in the professional relationship. This book explains why those problems often happen before design begins. Written by Dr. William Hogan-O'Neill, a UK Chartered Architect, author, and specialist in professional practice with more than four decades in architecture, Before the Design Begins offers readers a clear view of the judgement, discipline, and professional thinking needed when a commission begins. For emerging architects, newly qualified architects, and practitioners in need of a sanity check, this book matters particularly because the early professional structure of a project can remain hidden behind its visible design work. New architects to professional practice may attend meetings, prepare drawings, respond to client comments, develop options or record information without yet having a clear understanding of the appointment, the scope of services, the fee basis or the boundaries of the architect's role. That is where inexperienced architects may be vulnerable-not because they lack design ability, but because they have not yet learned how professional clarity protects the client, the project, and the practice. This book gives emerging and newly qualified architects a clearer sense of what needs settling before a project moves too far into design. A client's opening statement is seldom the whole story. Comments from stakeholders may not amount to instructions from the client, and a room schedule is not necessarily an agreed brief. The fee should match the service being provided, while written records help keep decisions clear. For architects already in practice, the book serves as a pointed reminder: the early stages of a commission warrant the same professional attention as the design work that comes later. First-time clients, meanwhile, are shown why architects need to ask careful questions, challenge assumptions, and set out a clear professional agreement before the project advances too far. Before the design begins, there is more to consider than the design itself. This is not a design manual; it is a guide to the professional foundations that support responsible design. Get those foundations right, and better projects follow. Before the Design Begins is a practical guide to the Project Brief and Architects Appointment, helping architects and emerging practitioners understand scope, fees, deliverables, assumptions and responsibilities before design work begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A successful architectural project does not begin with an architect's design drawing. It begins with clarity. Before the design begins, this practical guide examines the early stage of an architectural commission, before the design work formally gets underway. Its focus is on the two important matters that determine what comes next: the Project Brief and the Architect's Appointment. Before an architect can design sensibly, the client's needs have to be understood, tested, and shaped into a proper brief. That means defining the scope of services, linking the fee to the work, and making the deliverables clear. Assumptions, exclusions, risks, and responsibilities should all be recorded, so the Architect's Appointment reflects what has actually been agreed. When this early process is rushed, taken for granted, or left vague, the project may continue, but its foundations already contain uncertainty. Later, that uncertainty may surface as scope creep and drift, abortive work, disagreements over fees, misunderstandings, complaints, or a breakdown in the professional relationship. This book explains why those problems often happen before design begins. Written by Dr. William Hogan-O'Neill, a UK Chartered Architect, author, and specialist in professional practice with more than four decades in architecture, Before the Design Begins offers readers a clear view of the judgement, discipline, and professional thinking needed when a commission begins. For emerging architects, newly qualified architects, and practitioners in need of a sanity check, this book matters particularly because the early professional structure of a project can remain hidden behind its visible design work. New architects to professional practice may attend meetings, prepare drawings, respond to client comments, develop options or record information without yet having a clear understanding of the appointment, the scope of services, the fee basis or the boundaries of the architect's role. That is where inexperienced architects may be vulnerable-not because they lack design ability, but because they have not yet learned how professional clarity protects the client, the project, and the practice. This book gives emerging and newly qualified architects a clearer sense of what needs settling before a project moves too far into design. A client's opening statement is seldom the whole story. Comments from stakeholders may not amount to instructions from the client, and a room schedule is not necessarily an agreed brief. The fee should match the service being provided, while written records help keep decisions clear. For architects already in practice, the book serves as a pointed reminder: the early stages of a commission warrant the same professional attention as the design work that comes later. First-time clients, meanwhile, are shown why architects need to ask careful questions, challenge assumptions, and set out a clear professional agreement before the project advances too far. Before the design begins, there is more to consider than the design itself. This is not a design manual; it is a guide to the professional foundations that support responsible design. Get those foundations right, and better projects follow. Before the Design Begins is a practical guide to the Project Brief and Architects Appointment, helping architects and emerging practitioners understand scope, fees, deliverables, assumptions and responsibilities before design work begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …