With so many industry stakeholders, it’s inevitable that we’ll face a certain amount of confusion and miscommunication as we await consensus on exact definitions.
With the time saving benefits created, we are able to design more buildings and infrastructure to a higher standard.Automation and digital technology give us the ability to explore more possible solutions in less time, choosing the best from a broader set of options.. PRiSM helps designers and architects to save time usually spent reinterpreting rules from design guides and building regulations.
After all, it’s in the placemaking, the creation of positive user experience and stimulating aesthetic, that designers have the biggest impact and provide the most value in their work - not in repetitive processes like rules reinterpretation.It’s also important to recognise that tools like PRiSM don’t need to limit beauty or individuality in the built environment.We use standardisation like the hidden skeletal bones of a building, but the outer manifestation can be as individual and unique as we are as human beings.. A Helpful Tool for the Wider Design & Construction Industry.
When PRiSM launched, we deliberately described it as a broad but shallow tool.It didn’t develop the design for you, but it had lots of applications.
Architects can use PRiSM to learn more about PMH techniques, including their rules, opportunities and constraints.
Local authorities, housing associations and developers can use the app to drive standardisation across their estates, using a pattern book of apartments to deliver projects more efficiently, and achieving benefits like standardised maintenance regimes.at low value products, scale appears to be.
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