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The purpose of an Industrialized Building System is to aggregate a large market in order to fractionise the investment in a strategy & technology capable of simplifying the production of quality buildings. The systems are either site or factory intensive, whereas an hybrid approach can optimize these two extremes. Four strategies can be applied to...
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... the precast concrete cores are usually acting as party walls between townhouses or apartments, they provide a high level of fireproofing and soundproofing [5]. Figure 24. The MAH-LeMessurier system / Richardesign system and High-rise application By analogy, the Richardesign Load-Bearing Service Core can be to housing what the engine is to the body of an automobile or the fuselage of an airplane: the same engine can be used for different car platforms, the same engine can be applied to different aircraft platforms. ...
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... approach was proposed by the HAB system developed a few decades ago in Hartford (U.S.A.) by the F.D. Rich Company. Figure 26. Casting the HAB columns and capitals ...
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... Factory: Using processes like Sprayed concrete, Tilt-up casting, etc. Figure 28. Wham-T mobile factory site production and typical "T" module / Tilt-up process Mechanised Formwork: Casting a monolithic egg-crate structure using a Tunnel formwork as done by the Outinord (France) technology. ...
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... In an industrialised construction industry, the " Products " are not buildings but preferably Building Systems. A Building System is a set of parts and accompanying rules where the details are solved before actual buildings are planned [Richard, 2004.05]: construction is not re-invented each time a building is planned, as is still the case with the typical set of " working drawings " in the traditional " Service " approach where each building is treated as a prototype. ...
... To generate individualisation within mass production, the Building Systems can apply the same four strategies developed by other industries: Flexibility of the Product, Flexibility of the Tools, Multipurpose and Combinability (Richard, 2004.01]). Individualisation is not an ...
To face the dilemma of buildings being site-related and technology factory-related, three building systems strategies are available, each one generating a family of Building Systems: the site intensive Kit-of- Parts; the Factory-Made 3D Module and the Hybrid. Whereas the first involves elaborate site operations and the second pays to transport "air", the third gets the best of both worlds: the Hybrid, and in particular the Load-Bearing Service Core, concentrates the complex work at the factory and leaves only simple space generating operations on the site. In a Load-Bearing Service Core system, all the complex and sophisticated equipments and services forming the "Serving" area of a dwelling unit are industrialised as 3D compact modules completely finished at the factory. Once at the site, they support the "Served" area, which can be built with the available local technology or through factory-made sub-systems (mainly Slabs and Envelope panels).
China today is experiencing a time when housing is needed more than ever and one approach satisfying this need is by industrialization – a streamlined process aimed at generating profits and promoting energy efficiency in the housing sectors. Although large housing programs have been completed in China, few housing projects have been built in an industrialized manner. One contributing factor is that industrialization is not omnipotent and, just as a coin has two sides, not all the outcomes of industrialization are beneficial. In this paper, a preliminary assessment is made of these two sides – the benefits and hindrances of industrialized housing in China – by literature review and survey. Case studies are used to verify the questionnaire survey results and from which the advantages and disadvantages involved are compared. The findings indicate the need for formulating policies to encourage industrialized housing in China and for well-planned R&D themes to be implemented simultaneously with industry practices in the near future.