Integrated detailing and performance design (useful version of 'façade engineering').
Essentially, whenever there is a desired result, there’s a process which must be implemented to achieve it.. For example, in airports, passengers must move through a system of check-in, security and boarding, before they’re able to fly.In hospitals, patients go from a consultation to testing and diagnosis, before they receive treatment.
With process engineering, what we’re really talking about is putting systems in place in order to achieve particular goals and facilitate outcomes..These processes need to flow, react and come together, in order to make the desired outcome happen.It’s really important, therefore, that we understand these processes in detail.
They are what help us design the most efficient built assets, best suited to delivering the outcomes we set out to achieve..Process engineering and a DtV approach.
Process engineering is closely linked to Design to Value thinking.
Design to Value (DtV) is a core principle at Bryden Wood.This isn't just theory; it's the future of building, made real.
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