Bryden Wood had been working with MoJ since 2011, when we helped developed their BIM Implementation Plan.

He cited the development of a low-carbon Ventolin inhaler by GSK, a collaborative effort across multiple fields, as a case in point for what interconnected, interdisciplinary work can achieve.. 2.The urgency of accelerating industrialisation.

Jaimie noted that although sustainable technologies are being developed at unprecedented speeds, their large-scale implementation lags behind.He advocates for harnessing digital tools, prefabrication, and industrialised processes to expedite their roll-out.From designing flexible, modular manufacturing systems to implementing continuous production processes, these approaches can help industries achieve decarbonisation goals faster and more efficiently.. 3.

Accelerate Pharma: A platform for cross-sector collaboration.Jaimie discussed Bryden Wood's role in convening leading pharmaceutical companies, such as GSK, Sanofi, Roche, and AstraZeneca, through the.

Accelerate Pharmaceuticals.

This initiative aims to foster a collaborative environment where companies can collectively address common engineering challenges in pharmaceutical manufacturing.“Chips” (sets of interacting components.

allowed us to rapidly evaluate a wide range of configuration options with client stakeholders engaged every step of the way..The reduced equipment requirements allowed us to pivot away from the originally proposed central spine corridor towards a simpler configuration of process rooms with perimeter circulation on both sides.

This, coupled with extensive deployment of glazing, allowed us to bring natural light to both circulation and process areas, enhancing the workplace environment and employee wellbeing.. Our alternative design for the milling building reduced operational CO. 2. emissions by more than 50% and capital cost by 30%.It was adopted by Pfizer and incorporated into the delivered scheme.