Platform forward-purchases Vistry’s 177-unit affordable housing scheme in Solihull

The homes will be built on an 11.1-acre site in Chelmsley Wood using modern methods of construction. The post Platform forward-purchases Vistry’s 177-unit affordable housing scheme in Solihull appeared first on Property Week.

The Regs: School design – modern methods, old assumptions

The Architects’ Journal The Regs: School design – modern methods, old assumptions Fire safety guidance on modern methods of construction in schools is changing, warns Geoff Wilkinson The post The Regs: School design – modern methods, old assumptions appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Geoff Wilkinson

Portakabin HQ for Workdry group

Portakabin will deliver a three-storey office building for the Workdry Group's headquarters in Hampshire, using 66 bespoke modules and aiming to demonstrate modern methods of construction (MMoC) techniques.

Built for Better: ESG round-up – circular economy, innovation and modern methods of construction

Innovation is driving more efficient and sustainable ways of building. This round-up highlights how the industry is adopting circular principles and modern methods to transform delivery. Innovation and circularity in The post Built for Better: ESG round-up – circular economy, innovation and modern methods of construction appeared first on Construction Industry Federation.

Business lobby calls for offsite mandate in new PPP models

The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has called on the government to mandate modern methods of construction (MMC) in new public-private partnership (PPP) models. The business lobby group said in a new report that these models provide “a strong platform” for MMC and design for… The post Business lobby calls for offsite mandate in new PPP models appeared first on Construction News.

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