Digital Fabrication: the New Normal - Australasia webinar
In these unprecedented times, we are all rethinking how best to operate, fabricate and design our built environment in a complex, volatile and uncertain world.
The rapidly evolving COVID-19 pandemic will undoubtedly stimulate digital innovation. Arup is looking to forge creative partnerships aligned with its aspiration to reuse whatever we can and to reduce construction waste by applying the circular economy and digital fabrication techniques.
In this webinar, experts from across Arup discuss a range of topics including the introduction of augmented reality to the on-site construction industry and how better development of existing buildings can save carbon.
Panel one
In this panel introduced by Graham Dodd, we hear from experts including Arup Group Deputy Chair Tristram Carfrae, who looks at using prefabricated elements for waste reduction, London Director John Batchelor’s discussion of the opportunity of digital fabrication in rail tunnel system fit outs, Sean McGinn, Melbourne Associate Principal, speaking to the introduction of augmented reality to the on-site construction industry, as well as Sydney’s Hannah Lazenby, presenting on how we can extend the utility of existing building to save carbon.
Panel one (click to view speakers)
00:01:38 Graham Dodd – Welcome
00:05:46 Tristram Carfrae - Digital Fabrication at Kuwait International Airport
00:11:21 John Batchelor - Digital Fabrication in Infrastructure: Logistics and Operational Challenges
00:19:34 Sean McGinn - Skills Shortage and Augmented Humans
00:27:35 Hannah Lazenby - Extending and Enhancing the Life of Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney
00:33:58 Q&A Panel chaired by Graham Dodd
01:14:02 Closing remarks by Graham Dodd