We’ve been able to look at things like different concrete mixes, relating to the self-compacting nature of the concrete.
They brought together those already living in the city, those who would need to provide services and through agencies heard the voices of refugees themselves.They allowed worries, concerns and aspirations to be voiced, using the modelling to inform debate and to regulate emotional catastrophising.
No process like this can be perfect but it can be good: constructive, educational and democratising.Research suggested that many of these values had been achieved..There is no doubt that there is complexity in the world.
There are competing beliefs, experiences, traditions and thus there are no perfect designs, no perfect solutions, however there is always the opportunity for great processes and great outcomes.Within change and complexity, we cannot hope to reach these aspirations by simply sticking with tradition.
We must like Tevye, flex, weigh things up and at times dispense completely with the way things were done.
Guided by the value-we-can-create and the values-we-hold-to, we can constantly change the way we come together to find solutions to problems.Chip Thinking®️ brings together different perspectives and allows people to see what an early representation of a project looks like.
It is illuminating, for example, to combine Chip Thinking®️ with other Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) tools, such as discrete event modelling, which enables us to evaluate issues like where goods will move and how long things will take in each step..This way of working also allows us to test things very quickly.
We can test different scenarios and the modelling will follow.Design decisions become even better, improving how things flow and ultimately creating better outcomes.. Chip Thinking®️ and new frontiers in construction project management.
(Editor: Top Tables)