Walk The Line: Interesting People in Offsite Construction

Emily Braham, Director at Energiesprong UK, tells us about a revolutionary approach for whole-house refurbishment, which is manufactured offsite, and delivers net-zero energy solutions to the social housing sector.

Ben Haldin, MD and Co-Founder of Fulcro Engineering Services, talks to us about the benefits of early design integration, using VR to validate digital prototypes for manufacturing and construction, and improving the industry for the next generation.

Richard Hyams, Founding Director of astudio, talks about offsite from an architect's perspective, including flexibility of standardisation and the importance of collaboration for scaling.

Ross Kilshaw, Associate Design and Data Strategist at WSP talks to us about the standardisation of data, enabling customer choice and why working backwards can be game-changing for moving forward.

David Higgins, Head of Manufacturing Ireland at ESS Modular, talks us through Lean production methods, adopting standardised products and increasing throughput by 55%.

Nigel Banks, R&D Director at ilke Homes, talks to us about manufacturing four houses per day, developing homes with zero energy bills, and how offsite complements traditional construction to satisfy the demand for housing.

We caught up with Daniel Leech, Group CEO from TDS Group, to talk about international projects, innovation and the future workforce in construction.

We caught up with Dave Flynn, Co-Founder at matterlab and KOPE, to talk about the technology that's transforming offsite in some fascinating ways.

We caught up with Jamie Parr, Director & Founder at Better Delivery, to talk about growing quickly, collaboration in construction and delivering complex projects 5 months early.

We caught up with Ryan Geldard, Operations Director at M-AR Offsite, to talk about the successes and challenges of scaling rapidly and delivering award-winning MMC projects.

We caught up with Dan Pollard who heads up manufacturing at Urban Splash to gather his opinions on where offsite construction is going, current challenges and the opportunities for using technology.