Questionnaire Survey for Dissertation

[welshbairn]

This is what P&B is all about. A bunch of alky sociopaths offering school of life advice to shiny young hardworking Senor Bairn MSc.

Think he was looking to see if the alky sociopath generally leftish SNP subsect are aware of whatever he's on about.

[throbber]

This is what P&B is all about. A bunch of alky sociopaths offering school of life advice to shiny young hardworking Senor Bairn MSc.

I’ll be able to PM him a thing or two about offsite construction anyway.

[Zen Archer (Raconteur)]

21 minutes ago, Shandon Par said:

This is what P&B is all about. A bunch of alky sociopaths offering school of life advice to shiny young hardworking Senor Bairn MSc.

[NJ2]

Is it Senor Bairn I pm to redeem my fiver for completing this?

[sugna]

Done.

Good luck. The Napier class medals at nice bits o' gear, I believe.

[Cardinal Richelieu]

This might possibly be the first survey ever posted on P+B by someone who actually contributes to P+B. So I graced it with my response, although it might as well have been in fucking Swahili for the amount I understood of it. 

[Newbornbairn]

17 hours ago, Senor Bairn said:

 

Bit of both, the main investigation is whether an uptake in offsite construction could be used to help meet the Scottish governments housing target of 50,000 affordable homes by 2021.

 

To which the answer is yes and partly why the government gave the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre £11m the other month. 

 

http://www.cs-ic.org/news/2019/february/28th-february/csic-receives-almost-11m-of-funding-to-support-innovation-revolution-in-scottish-construction-sector/?mc_cid=e89c394c03&mc_eid=a9be46cb8d

 

The equipment in the background is about half a million quids worth of automated Weinmann line , combined framing station & bridge together with butterfly tables for closed panels. Closed panels are the way forward for large scale offsite construction because not only do they mean they're put up a lot quicker on site, they're easier to insulate effectively and there is almost zero waste at the site - no more piles of insulation, plywood and CTS offcuts going to landfill so helping meet environmental targets too.  Robertsons, CCG, Scotframe and Tod Timber are all either 100% closed panel or moving towards this.

 

The question really is, will the public accept timber frame instead of brick and in Scotland's case it's undoubtedly that they will. Scotland has led timber frame construction for years and England is only now starting to catch up, partly due to rising brick and concrete costs.

 

There isn't enough capacity in Scotland at the moment for what most consider "modular" though. The big guys want to build hundreds of kits to one basic plan which has left the door open for modular companies such as Carbon Dynamic to make niche, bespoke products. 

[Bairnardo]

To which the answer is yes and partly why the government gave the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre £11m the other month. 
 
http://www.cs-ic.org/news/2019/february/28th-february/csic-receives-almost-11m-of-funding-to-support-innovation-revolution-in-scottish-construction-sector/?mc_cid=e89c394c03&mc_eid=a9be46cb8d
 
The equipment in the background is about half a million quids worth of automated Weinmann line , combined framing station & bridge together with butterfly tables for closed panels. Closed panels are the way forward for large scale offsite construction because not only do they mean they're put up a lot quicker on site, they're easier to insulate effectively and there is almost zero waste at the site - no more piles of insulation, plywood and CTS offcuts going to landfill so helping meet environmental targets too.  Robertsons, CCG, Scotframe and Tod Timber are all either 100% closed panel or moving towards this.
 
The question really is, will the public accept timber frame instead of brick and in Scotland's case it's undoubtedly that they will. Scotland has led timber frame construction for years and England is only now starting to catch up, partly due to rising brick and concrete costs.
 
There isn't enough capacity in Scotland at the moment for what most consider "modular" though. The big guys want to build hundreds of kits to one basic plan which has left the door open for modular companies such as Carbon Dynamic to make niche, bespoke products. 

^^^ PhD (or whatever the f**k it is) for this c**t tae please Napier.

[Senor Bairn]

To which the answer is yes and partly why the government gave the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre £11m the other month. 
 
http://www.cs-ic.org/news/2019/february/28th-february/csic-receives-almost-11m-of-funding-to-support-innovation-revolution-in-scottish-construction-sector/?mc_cid=e89c394c03&mc_eid=a9be46cb8d
 
The equipment in the background is about half a million quids worth of automated Weinmann line , combined framing station & bridge together with butterfly tables for closed panels. Closed panels are the way forward for large scale offsite construction because not only do they mean they're put up a lot quicker on site, they're easier to insulate effectively and there is almost zero waste at the site - no more piles of insulation, plywood and CTS offcuts going to landfill so helping meet environmental targets too.  Robertsons, CCG, Scotframe and Tod Timber are all either 100% closed panel or moving towards this.
 
The question really is, will the public accept timber frame instead of brick and in Scotland's case it's undoubtedly that they will. Scotland has led timber frame construction for years and England is only now starting to catch up, partly due to rising brick and concrete costs.
 
There isn't enough capacity in Scotland at the moment for what most consider "modular" though. The big guys want to build hundreds of kits to one basic plan which has left the door open for modular companies such as Carbon Dynamic to make niche, bespoke products. 

I owe you a pint. Some man x

[Senor Bairn]

Thank you very much to everyone that filled in the questionnaire, much love from SB to P&B, the only good thing this dissertation has done for me is avoid pondering on the football too much xox

[Shandon Par]

On 07/04/2019 at 18:04, Senor Bairn said:

Thank you very much to everyone that filled in the questionnaire, much love from SB to P&B, the only good thing this dissertation has done for me is avoid pondering on the football too much xox

 

1 hour ago, garciaman said:

Have you finished it?

 

What a nice bot you are, asking after Senor Bairn. I hope you manage to lure many posters Into buying whatever vapes or brides you’re selling. 

[Tony Ferrino]

Deserters should be shot.