Reassembly - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 11:10, 8 July 2022

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−	Re is ~~the~~ Latin prefix meaning anew or again (as well as back or against) So reassembly simply means to put something together again ~~or a new~~.	+	Re is a Latin prefix meaning anew or again (as well as back or against), so reassembly simply means to put something together again.

−	In more technical construction terms PAS 1192-2:2013: Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling (BIM), defines assembly as:	+	In more technical construction terms PAS 1192-2:2013: Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling (BIM), defines assembly as: 'Group of components or types to enable the reuse of standardised design or specification elements improving productivity of design and delivery as well as providing a location to hold specifications and lessons learnt in a simple and useable way. They may hold benchmark data for cost and carbon impacts. The contents of assemblies may themselves have attributes and classifications. These properties may include key data which is attached (to the object) for use once it is placed into a model and may include cost, CO2, programme, maintenance and other key information.'

−	~~'Group of components or types~~ to ~~enable the reuse of standardised design or specification~~ elements ~~improving productivity~~ of ~~design and delivery as well as providing~~ a ~~location to hold specifications and lessons learnt in a simple and useable way. They may hold benchmark data~~ for ~~cost and carbon impacts. The contents~~ of ~~assemblies may themselves~~ have ~~attributes and classifications. These properties may include key data which is attached (to~~ the ~~object) for use once it is placed into a model and may include cost~~, ~~CO2, programme, maintenance and other key information~~.'	+	So reassembly might mean to put elements of a building together again, for example where the frame of a building might have been pre-assembled in the workshop, then disassembled before being delivered to site only to be reassembled in situ permanently.

−	So reassembly might mean to put elements of a building together again, for example where the frame of a building might have been pre-assembled in the workshop, then disassembled before being delivered to site only to be reassembled in situ permanently. In the case of putting something together again a new it may refer to reclaiming, reusing or repurposing materials in relation ~~of a~~ circular economy, such as ~~the~~ demolished log house ~~was~~ reassembled ~~again~~ in the garden ~~and repurposed~~ as a sauna.	+	In the case of putting something together again a new it may refer to reclaiming, reusing or repurposing materials in relation ot the circular economy, such as a demolished log house being reassembled in the garden as a sauna.

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	So reassembly might mean to put elements of a building together again, for example where the frame of a building might have been pre-assembled in the workshop, then disassembled before being delivered to site only to be reassembled in situ permanently. In the case of putting something together again a new it may refer to reclaiming, reusing or repurposing materials in relation of a circular economy, such as the demolished log house was reassembled again in the garden and repurposed as a sauna.		So reassembly might mean to put elements of a building together again, for example where the frame of a building might have been pre-assembled in the workshop, then disassembled before being delivered to site only to be reassembled in situ permanently. In the case of putting something together again a new it may refer to reclaiming, reusing or repurposing materials in relation of a circular economy, such as the demolished log house was reassembled again in the garden and repurposed as a sauna.
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		+	* Assembly area.
		+	* Assembly and recreation definition.
		+	* Assembly building.
		+	* Assembly drawing.
		+	* Building information modelling.
		+	* BIM volume.
		+	* Building component.
		+	* Component.
		+	* Custom build home.
		+	* Design for deconstruction.
		+	* Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA).
		+	* Disassembly.
		+	* Factory-made housing.
		+	* Flat pack.
		+	* Kit house.
		+	* Exploded view.
		+	* Joint v connection.
		+	* Modular buildings.
		+	* Modern methods of construction.
		+	* Part.
		+	* Pre-assembly.
		+	* Off-site construction.
		+	* Off-site prefabrication of buildings: A guide to connection choices.
		+	* Open source architectural plans for modular buildings.
		+	* Plug and play skyscrapers.
		+	* Pod.
		+	* Precast.
		+	* Prefabricated structural panels.
		+	* Prefab bungalows.
		+	* Prefabrication.
		+	* Pre-manufactured value.
		+	* Volumetric modular construction.
		+	* Volumetric unit.
		+	* Self-assembly.
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Re is the Latin prefix meaning anew or again (as well as back or against) So reassembly simply means to put something together again or a new.

In more technical construction terms PAS 1192-2:2013: Specification for information management for the capital/delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling (BIM), defines assembly as:

'Group of components or types to enable the reuse of standardised design or specification elements improving productivity of design and delivery as well as providing a location to hold specifications and lessons learnt in a simple and useable way. They may hold benchmark data for cost and carbon impacts. The contents of assemblies may themselves have attributes and classifications. These properties may include key data which is attached (to the object) for use once it is placed into a model and may include cost, CO2, programme, maintenance and other key information.'

So reassembly might mean to put elements of a building together again, for example where the frame of a building might have been pre-assembled in the workshop, then disassembled before being delivered to site only to be reassembled in situ permanently. In the case of putting something together again a new it may refer to reclaiming, reusing or repurposing materials in relation of a circular economy, such as the demolished log house was reassembled again in the garden and repurposed as a sauna.