How the Building Safety Act is changing construction (and how to keep up)

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A platform design approach to manufacture and assembly offers the potential for fast, sustainable, behavioural change, says Jaimie Johnston of Bryden Wood

“This change is coming. It’s unstoppable.” So said Dame Judith Hackitt back in October. Fortunately, pockets of the industry are already adopting the smartest solution to implement that change.

As we digest the new Building Safety Act regulations which came in to effect in October and welcome a new Building Safety Regulator, few would disagree that the legislation is forcing alterations in all aspects of project management and delivery.

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