Project client representative
Representing the client’s objectives and coordinating decisions within delegated authority.
ExoSett design
An independent structural engineering feasibility study has concluded that the ExoSett concept is structurally feasible in principle. Clearly defined interfaces between the parts of the system allow separation of design and engineering responsibilities, reducing the potential for conflicts during project development.
Use the ExoSett Sketch tool to explore an initial layout for a proposed building. To get the project underway, the first step is to build a team.
Representing the client’s objectives and coordinating decisions within delegated authority.
Turning the client’s goals into a coordinated building specification.
Defining accommodation modules for manufacture, transport, installation, occupation and refurbishment.
Specifying the structural accommodation and service frames, including their loads, connections and interfaces.
Coordinating safety assurance, regulatory approvals and supporting evidence throughout the building’s life.
Bringing services from the site, through the service frames, to defined interfaces for accommodation modules.
Designing foundations or defining the interface with a podium or other supporting structure.
Developing the roof specification, including support, weatherproofing, drainage and future building changes.
Administering the building specification, procurement and project records through delivery, operation and later change.
How architecture, a versioned specification and verified physical jigs support interchangeable pods and long-term building evolution.
Design for occupants, dwelling layouts and accommodation quality within the building’s module and interface constraints.
Consider access to transport, services and community alongside the site’s suitability for the intended accommodation.
Explore building-wide fire-safety considerations across modules, frames, services and access routes as part of a project-specific strategy.