All Building articles in Offsite Directory September 2006

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  • News

    Offsite directory 06

    2006-09-29T00:00:00Z

    Going globalOff-site construction takes on the world. Your guide to the international hot spots. The route to a unified industry.

  • Richard Ogden
    Features

    Foreword

    2006-09-28T00:00:00Z

    I am absolutely delighted to have this opportunity to provide the forward to this edition of the Offsite Directory.

  • Features

    Directory

    2006-09-25T17:26:00Z

    A brief explanation of the methods involved in off-site construction kicks off mtech’s list of players

  • Steve Small
    Features

    Thinking outside the box

    2006-09-25T17:07:00Z

    Steve Small is contracts manager at Higgins Construction. He joined the company four years ago after 10 years with Wilmot Dixon. His experience spans both traditional construction and off-site methods. He is currently working on Cambourne Village in Cambridgeshire, a social housing scheme spread over 11 sites

  • Features

    Taking the world by storm

    2006-09-25T16:43:00Z

    As the world embraces off-site construction, Andy King, operations director of Mtech Consult, looks at the opportunities and pitfalls awaiting those imaginative enough to shop overseas

  • Features

    Looking for unity

    2006-09-25T16:26:00Z

    While the use of off-site construction is growing steadily, the demand for innovation is bringing pressure for greater integration and certification. Charles Westbrook, R&D director of Mtech Consult, reports

  • Features

    Spreading the word

    2006-09-25T16:01:00Z

    Saba Salman looks at the key reports to influence the growing use of modern methods of construction

  • Features

    Move into the mainstream

    2006-09-25T13:41:00Z

    Modern methods of construction are accepted as useful tools, but it’s time to step up a gear. Martin goss, group technical director at mtech, argues for early project involvement

  • Features

    Second sight

    2006-09-25T13:00:00Z

    Off-site construction has proved itself when it comes to speedy and cost effective building, but how does it look a year or two down the line? Graham Ridout went back to three key projects to see how they are standing the test of time