
Training measures
Module 0:“New ways to create massive amounts of qualitative living space”
This seminar supports you in developing ideas and visions how to create fast and sustainable affordable living space for all kinds of users. From low to high income.
If you are in need to provide living space to your citizens that is
- affordable,
- comfortable,
- sophisticated,
- visually appealing, and
- achieved with reasonable costs at the same time:
The answer is industrial construction.
This seminar shows possible solutions for everyone that is in the field of creating massive amounts of living space, like developers, governments and other policy-makers that face such requirements on a daily basis.
It enhances your range of approaches and equips you with innovative tools in order to meet the urgent challenge of housing shortage.
Contents:
- Analysis of building materials for mass production of buildings
- Implementation of these new ways
- Different types of buildings (from low to high rise) are possible
- Affordable housing and luxury housing -> no difference in the shell cost
- Sustainable and intelligent concepts
- Integrated design concepts lead to carefree building processes
- Economic considerations
Duration: 3 hours
Module 0 is a workshop independent of the other modules
Two days’ workshop
Our 2 days' workshop gives an overview of state-of-the-art construction technology which enables you to create aesthetically appealing but nevertheless affordable living space. With industrialised construction methods you are able to build massive amounts of housing in a very short period of time: applicable to all kinds of real estate. This construction method enables you to build affordable housing and luxury housing at the same time and with the same shell costs. But success can only be achieved by an "Integrated Thinking".
20 Units = 16 hours
- Sustainable urban development
- Site development / real estate development
- Analysis methodology
- Aptitude test / value benefit analysis
- Density and typologies
- Regularities: natural, legal (based on German examples)
- Community and neighborhood building
- Public and private infrastructure
- Public space
- Historical, cultural and social influences on domestic architecture
- Influencing variables on buildings and domestic architecture
- Typologies and examples
- General planning principals (measures, sizes, orientation, arrangement and dimension of rooms, etc.)
- Real estate development (implementation of the results received from the urban analysis)
- Sustainable architecture development (economic / ecological / social)
- Principles of industrialised construction
- Create database with CAD and BIM
- Basics of precast and semi-precast technologies
- Flexibility in the architectural design of precast elements (ornaments, structured surfaces, coloured concrete etc.)
- Advanced basics of precast and semi-precast technologies
- Selection criteria and properties of precast concrete products
- Structural possibilities and limits of the precast construction method
- Basics of element connections
- Thermal insulation, noise protection, and constructional fire protection
- Optimization of building systems
- Industrial production
- Work flow and organization in the precast concrete factory
- Production methods of precast concrete elements
- Quality management
- Economical consideration
- Selection criteria (output, level of automation etc.) of precast concrete production
- Logistics planning, staffing and resources
- Construction work scheduling
- Utilization and efficiency of the precast plant
- Professional qualification and training of site personnel
- Basics concerning the assembly of precast elements
- Supervision of construction
- Direct and indirect costs incurred in realizing the building project
- Basics of cost calculations and budgeting
- Investment analyses
This workshop is tailored to the requirements of real estate developers, construction companies, financial investors, governments, municipalities and other policy-makers alike.
Please contact us if you have questions about our workshops or would like to participate in one of it.
Head of institute:
Mag. Iris Haimerl
Phone: +49 8654 6908-0
E-Mail: i.haimerl@gericon.eu