The diagram below shows how detailed requirements can be documented and managed through the design process, and compliance validated in the manufacture and assembly phase:.
There may be times when the answer to a problem is not known.It’s important to acknowledge that, and to trust that working together will lead to the best solution..
There are other benefits as well.Swapping one's normal, corporate working environment for a more interesting design office, liberates thinking and democratises the process.Remote working too creates more equality in status.
At Bryden Wood, we dedicated an entire floor of our office to collaborative working.We provided free office space to our clients and subject matter experts.
It created a dynamic, exciting environment, full of serendipitous moments and buzz.
Doing Design to Value this way is very enjoyable.To learn more about our Design to Value approach to design and construction, sign up for our monthly newsletter here:.
http://bit.ly/BWNewsUpdatesHow Can Value be Reinstated in the Built Environment?.Central to Design to Value is the creation of blended, collaborative teams.
And key to their success is that everyone on these teams, no matter how big or small their role, has a fundamental understanding of and input into the aims and vision of the project.. Of course, emerging from more specialised disciplines means that it can take some time for people to feel comfortable collaborating on a deep level.In a good Design to Value system, everybody’s contribution is valuable, no matter what their role.