Engineered Timber Design and Construction

Emerging from the razor sharp efficiencies of the aerospace industry and automotive industries, the philosophy of Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DfMA) is gaining ground as an end to end methodology for offsite construction. So how does it function? And how is it honing the competitive edge of those adopting it?

About 25 km from Hobart, a beautifully executed tourism development in the township of Sorrell, the Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay development is the result of a highly successful design and procurement collaboration between the architects – Misho + Associates and the timber panel supplier – Xlam.

TOPICS COVERED

What is DfMA?
How can designers apply a DfMA process to their project?
When should suppliers become involved?
What is the value-add of a good designer / supplier working relationship?
How should detailing for factory manufacture be approached?
Understanding the logistics of shipping from factory to site and in-situ component erection.

SPEAKERS

ARCHITECT:	Misho Vasiljevich, Principal, Misho+Associates.
SUPPLIER:	Nick Hewson, Chief Design Officer and Head of Product Development at Viridi Group (formerly Head of Design, XLam).
CONSTRUCTION:	Chris Wood, General Manager, Standstruct.
MODERATOR:	Jack Haber, CEO Tecbuild Systems.

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