1
Q
How did you apply constrution technology knowledge (UHL Small Ward CT)
A
- Understood CT scanners produce radiation
- Room would need specialis shielding
- After discussing with designer, updated partition rate build up to include lead backed plasterboard
2
Q
What impact did the lead sheilding have on costs (UHL Small Ward CT)
A
Significantly more expensive (circa £150 plus per m2)
Room - 35m2 (5.5m x 6.5m)
Walls - 75m2 (24m x 3m)
Cost - £25k uplift from £13k
3
Q
Other materials that were considered (UHL Small Ward CT)
A
Concrete was considered, it is:
- Thicker
- Cheaper
- Slower construction
4
Q
Why were bored piles chosen instead of driven piles
A
Extension within hospital estate
Vibration and noise needed to be minimused to avoid disturbing patients and medical equipments
5
Q
How did the modular build affect technical considerations
A
Mod units require precise and reliable foundation solutions to ensure accurate placement and alignment
