Bryden Wood measures value, not time for a happier workforce

Bryden Wood Technology has introduced a nine-day fortnight (9DF) as company policy following a 10-month trial. The post Bryden Wood measures value, not time for a happier workforce appeared first on Construction Management.

Watch: Using a platform-based approach to construction

 This video is from NCE's TechFest 2022. Bryden Wood director - head of global systems Jamie Johnston reveals how the Forge, created for Landsec as the UK's first carbon net zero commercial office building, was developed using the UK's first use of a platform… The post Watch: Using a platform-based approach to construction appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

The Digital Future of Construction

In a recent webinar, construction experts from IFS and Bryden Wood discussed how converging technologies can deliver: cost and time savings, the ability to meet the modern challenges of construction and a sustainable way of working.

Digital Construction Awards: Bryden Wood wins Best Application of Technology

Bryden Wood’s automated cable routing management system, which has generated significant time savings for Transport for London, won the Best Application of Technology category, sponsored by Digital Construction Week, at the Digital Construction Awards last night (12 July). The post Digital Construction Awards: Bryden Wood wins Best Application of Technology appeared first on Construction Management.

Digital Construction Awards: the Forge scoops Project of the Year

The Forge, on which Sir Robert McAlpine and Mace worked with client Landsec and designer Bryden Wood, was the clear winner of the Digital Construction Project of the Year category, sponsored by Revizto, at the Digital Construction Awards 2022. The post Digital Construction Awards: the Forge scoops Project of the Year appeared first on Construction Management.

NBS - Construction Game Changers: Modern Methods of Construction 01122022

Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) - also known as 'smart construction' - is a fast way of delivering new buildings by maximising the efficiency of material and human resources. This NBS webinar hosts Jaimie Johnston, Director and Head of Global Systems at Bryden Wood, to discover how the learnings from modern manufacturing processes have been applied to recent construction projects. [Attached below are PDF opies of: the MMC Guidance Note; TIP Roadmap to 2030; Construction Playbook v1.1]

Business of Architecture - Podcast 088 - The Future of Architectural Practice with Jaimie Johnston, Bryden Wood, 04052020

This video interview highlights: - The unique way Bryden Wood develops long lasting working relationships with multi-headed global clients - How their problem statements have allowed them to enter into new sectors - Why open source culture for architecture speeds up efficiency and improves design

Bryden Wood - Redefining design using automation, 13052020

From PRiSM to Platforms - how automation can transform the design process, and the sector

Construction Innovation Hub - Jaimie Johnston - What is platform design, 29072019

Jaimie Johnston, Head of Global Systems at Bryden Wood Architecture and Design Lead for the Construction Innovation Hub, explains what is platform design and provides an overview of the Construction Innovation Hub Building Platform and its components.

CM - Automated construction and Platform DfMA, 11102019

Jaimie Johnston of Bryden Wood at the Digital Construction Summit 2019 in London, where he discusses the approach of 'Design for Manufacture and Assembly' (DfMA) and a 'Kit of Parts' [DfMA is a process by which building products and components are designed in a way that enables them to be made on a large scale using automation / machinery and then put together in one place]