Prefabrication

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Time to change

By Nikki Buckett 1 June 2014, Build 142

Could traditional ways of home building be on the wane? BRANZ research has determined that off-site construction could deliver homes that are faster to build and of a more consistent quality.

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Building in a QA process

By Jeff Fahrensohn 1 December 2019, Build 175, Feature article

Over the last year, Auckland Council has developed an end-to-end prefabrication consenting process that helps provide applicants with clear guidance when applying to use modular or prefabricated elements in building consents.

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Move to modern construction

By David Hindley 1 October 2021, Build 186, Feature article

Imagine an Aotearoa New Zealand where the building consent process is streamlined, houses are built in half the time, quality is higher and vastly less waste is produced. That’s the world of modern manufacturing and construction, and the first parts of it are being delivered right now.

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Precast becomes popular

By Nigel Isaacs 1 February 2012, Build 128

Advances in technology in the 20th century saw concrete’s use as a building material flourish. This was also the case in New Zealand where, as the demand for precast grew, homegrown products were developed.

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Sorting out peak performance

By Verney Ryan 1 August 2014, Build 143, Feature article

A vision of combining off-site construction benefits and a high-performing home led to the trial of a new building system and a new way of delivering to the market. Important lessons were learned along the way.

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