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The Programme was also a way to build on the Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) recognised role as innovative leaders in public sector design and construction.

A more cost-effective approach is to 'shrink-wrap' the assembly process.By mapping and right-sizing the spatial, environmental, and material transfer needs of each step, the building can be designed to precisely match its functional requirements.

This reduces capital costs, operational costs, and energy use..Considerations for Right-Sizing:.​•​ Technical and Plant Areas: Avoid over-allocating space.

External plant (e.g., containerised for weather protection) can often replace internal areas, saving costs.. ​• ​Structural Efficiency: Large spans add significant structural costs.Aligning internal spaces with process equipment minimises unnecessary spans..

While right-sizing may increase envelope complexity, these costs are typically outweighed by the long-term benefits.. Bridging the Gap Between Design and Manufacturing.

Rationalising and optimising the design against process requirements allows for greater use of prefabricated components.. Standardising repeatable design elements.I enjoy the challenge.

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