Standardisation in the construction industry - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:32, 28 November 2024

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	[https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/983292/Commercial_Continuous_Improvement_Assessment_Framework.pdf Commercial Continuous Improvement Assessment Framework], published by HM Government in May 2021, defines standardisation as: ‘The process of setting generally uniform characteristics for a particular good or service to improve value and streamline procurement activity.’		[https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/983292/Commercial_Continuous_Improvement_Assessment_Framework.pdf Commercial Continuous Improvement Assessment Framework], published by HM Government in May 2021, defines standardisation as: ‘The process of setting generally uniform characteristics for a particular good or service to improve value and streamline procurement activity.’

−	= Related articles =	+	[https://standardsdevelopment.bsigroup.com/projects/2022-01713#/section PAS 8700:2025, Modern methods of construction for new build residential properties – Specification, Draft v 3.9], published by bsi in 2024, defines standardization as: ‘quality-assured systems and processes that govern design, manufacturing and assembly inputs with the objective of improving the reliability, speed, consistency and efficiency of digital and physical outputs, making it possible to achieve economies of scale’
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	* ASTM International.		* ASTM International.

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	NB [https://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/resources-landing-page/dfma-overlay-to-the-riba-plan-of-work DfMA Overlay to the RIBA Plan of Work, Mainstreaming Design for Manufacture and Assembly in Construction, 2nd Edition], published by the RIBA in 2021, states: ‘In the context of DfMA (design for manufacture and assembly), standardisation involves quality-assured systems and processes that govern design, manufacturing and assembly inputs with the objective of improving the reliability, speed, consistency and efficiency of digital and physical outputs, making it possible to achieve economies of scale. With CIP, the extent of the benefits is refined over time.’		NB [https://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/resources-landing-page/dfma-overlay-to-the-riba-plan-of-work DfMA Overlay to the RIBA Plan of Work, Mainstreaming Design for Manufacture and Assembly in Construction, 2nd Edition], published by the RIBA in 2021, states: ‘In the context of DfMA (design for manufacture and assembly), standardisation involves quality-assured systems and processes that govern design, manufacturing and assembly inputs with the objective of improving the reliability, speed, consistency and efficiency of digital and physical outputs, making it possible to achieve economies of scale. With CIP, the extent of the benefits is refined over time.’
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		+	[https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/983292/Commercial_Continuous_Improvement_Assessment_Framework.pdf Commercial Continuous Improvement Assessment Framework], published by HM Government in May 2021, defines standardisation as: ‘The process of setting generally uniform characteristics for a particular good or service to improve value and streamline procurement activity.’

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	* Continuous improvement.		* Continuous improvement.
	* Hybrid building.		* Hybrid building.
		+	* Interoperability.
	* Kit house.		* Kit house.
	* Modern methods of construction.		* Modern methods of construction.

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	For more information see: Standards		For more information see: Standards

−	= Related articles ~~on Designing Buildings Wiki~~ =	+	NB [https://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/resources-landing-page/dfma-overlay-to-the-riba-plan-of-work DfMA Overlay to the RIBA Plan of Work, Mainstreaming Design for Manufacture and Assembly in Construction, 2nd Edition], published by the RIBA in 2021, states: ‘In the context of DfMA (design for manufacture and assembly), standardisation involves quality-assured systems and processes that govern design, manufacturing and assembly inputs with the objective of improving the reliability, speed, consistency and efficiency of digital and physical outputs, making it possible to achieve economies of scale. With CIP, the extent of the benefits is refined over time.’
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	* ASTM International.		* ASTM International.
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	* Modular.		* Modular.
	* Off-site construction.		* Off-site construction.
		+	* Platform approach.
	* Pod.		* Pod.
	* RIBA Plan of Work.		* RIBA Plan of Work.
	* RIBA.		* RIBA.
−	* Specification.
	* Standard.		* Standard.
	* Standardising structural elements: A platform for construction innovation.		* Standardising structural elements: A platform for construction innovation.

Designing Buildings at 09:06, 3 August 2021

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−	Standardisation involves: ‘The use of modules, assemblies, components, interfaces, methods or processes that are repeated through a project and from project to project. Standardisation benefits from the use of continuous improvement processes.’	+	Standardisation involves: ‘The use of modules, assemblies, components, interfaces, methods or processes that are repeated through a project and from project to project. Standardisation benefits from the use of continuous improvement processes.’ Ref BIM Overlay to the RIBA Outline Plan of Work, published by the RIBA in 2012.
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−	Ref ~~[https://www.architecture.com/-/media/gathercontent/riba-plan-of-work/additional-documents/bimoverlaytotheribaoutlineplanofworkpdf.pdf~~ BIM Overlay to the RIBA Outline Plan of Work], published by the RIBA in 2012.	+

	The [https://www.ungm.org/Areas/Public/pph/go01.html UN Procurement Practitioner's Handbook], produced by the Interagency Procurement Working Group (IAPWG) in 2006 and updated in 2012 suggests that standardisation (or standardisation) is:		The [https://www.ungm.org/Areas/Public/pph/go01.html UN Procurement Practitioner's Handbook], produced by the Interagency Procurement Working Group (IAPWG) in 2006 and updated in 2012 suggests that standardisation (or standardisation) is:

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	Ref [https://www.architecture.com/-/media/gathercontent/riba-plan-of-work/additional-documents/bimoverlaytotheribaoutlineplanofworkpdf.pdf BIM Overlay to the RIBA Outline Plan of Work], published by the RIBA in 2012.		Ref [https://www.architecture.com/-/media/gathercontent/riba-plan-of-work/additional-documents/bimoverlaytotheribaoutlineplanofworkpdf.pdf BIM Overlay to the RIBA Outline Plan of Work], published by the RIBA in 2012.

−	The [https://www.ungm.org/Areas/Public/pph/go01.html UN Procurement Practitioner's Handbook], produced by the Interagency Procurement Working Group (IAPWG) in 2006 and updated in 2012 suggests that ~~standardization~~ (or standardisation) is:	+	The [https://www.ungm.org/Areas/Public/pph/go01.html UN Procurement Practitioner's Handbook], produced by the Interagency Procurement Working Group (IAPWG) in 2006 and updated in 2012 suggests that standardisation (or standardisation) is:

−	‘The process of agreeing on a standard specification for a specific product or line of products. Usually conducted to achieve economies of scale, compatibility with other products, facilitation of operation, maintenance, and repair of already purchased goods, etc. ~~Standardization~~ could result in sole or limited source situations; this should be a consideration in the decision for ~~standardization~~.’	+	‘The process of agreeing on a standard specification for a specific product or line of products. Usually conducted to achieve economies of scale, compatibility with other products, facilitation of operation, maintenance, and repair of already purchased goods, etc. Standardisation could result in sole or limited source situations; this should be a consideration in the decision for standardisation.’

	In the construction industry, the term 'standards' typically refers to published documents that are intended to define the common specifications, methods and procedures that are to be used. By establishing common standards, greater reliability and consistency is ensured in terms of the quality, compatibility and compliance of the particular product, service, material, and so on.		In the construction industry, the term 'standards' typically refers to published documents that are intended to define the common specifications, methods and procedures that are to be used. By establishing common standards, greater reliability and consistency is ensured in terms of the quality, compatibility and compliance of the particular product, service, material, and so on.
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	* Specification.		* Specification.
	* Standard.		* Standard.
		+	* Standardising structural elements: A platform for construction innovation.
	* The Construction Playbook.		* The Construction Playbook.
	* Volumetric.		* Volumetric.

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	‘The process of agreeing on a standard specification for a specific product or line of products. Usually conducted to achieve economies of scale, compatibility with other products, facilitation of operation, maintenance, and repair of already purchased goods, etc. Standardization could result in sole or limited source situations; this should be a consideration in the decision for standardization.’		‘The process of agreeing on a standard specification for a specific product or line of products. Usually conducted to achieve economies of scale, compatibility with other products, facilitation of operation, maintenance, and repair of already purchased goods, etc. Standardization could result in sole or limited source situations; this should be a consideration in the decision for standardization.’
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−	~~a design philosophy requiring the design products to be produced~~

	In the construction industry, the term 'standards' typically refers to published documents that are intended to define the common specifications, methods and procedures that are to be used. By establishing common standards, greater reliability and consistency is ensured in terms of the quality, compatibility and compliance of the particular product, service, material, and so on.		In the construction industry, the term 'standards' typically refers to published documents that are intended to define the common specifications, methods and procedures that are to be used. By establishing common standards, greater reliability and consistency is ensured in terms of the quality, compatibility and compliance of the particular product, service, material, and so on.

−	For more information see: Standards.	+	For more information see: Standards

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	‘The process of agreeing on a standard specification for a specific product or line of products. Usually conducted to achieve economies of scale, compatibility with other products, facilitation of operation, maintenance, and repair of already purchased goods, etc. Standardization could result in sole or limited source situations; this should be a consideration in the decision for standardization.’		‘The process of agreeing on a standard specification for a specific product or line of products. Usually conducted to achieve economies of scale, compatibility with other products, facilitation of operation, maintenance, and repair of already purchased goods, etc. Standardization could result in sole or limited source situations; this should be a consideration in the decision for standardization.’
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		+	a design philosophy requiring the design products to be produced

	In the construction industry, the term 'standards' typically refers to published documents that are intended to define the common specifications, methods and procedures that are to be used. By establishing common standards, greater reliability and consistency is ensured in terms of the quality, compatibility and compliance of the particular product, service, material, and so on.		In the construction industry, the term 'standards' typically refers to published documents that are intended to define the common specifications, methods and procedures that are to be used. By establishing common standards, greater reliability and consistency is ensured in terms of the quality, compatibility and compliance of the particular product, service, material, and so on.

−	For more information see: Standards	+	For more information see: Standards.

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	* Volumetric.		* Volumetric.

−	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Construction_techniques]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Construction_techniques]]

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	* Specification.		* Specification.
	* Standard.		* Standard.
		+	* The Construction Playbook.
	* Volumetric.		* Volumetric.

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