Wuhan Hospital, China - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:22, 10 March 2021

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	* Sea Sand Tower Hospital Queen Elizabeth, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia		* Sea Sand Tower Hospital Queen Elizabeth, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

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Designing Buildings at 13:12, 9 February 2020

2020-02-09T13:12:42Z

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	Further studies will no doubt be carried out on the back of these buildings construction timescales to see what lessons can be learned to improve construction timescales globally.		Further studies will no doubt be carried out on the back of these buildings construction timescales to see what lessons can be learned to improve construction timescales globally.

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Designing Buildings at 13:10, 9 February 2020

2020-02-09T13:10:21Z

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−	Images of a timelapse ~~have been~~ spread all over social media and news outlets in February 2020 as China ~~have~~ built a new hospital facility in around 2 weeks from scratch.	+	Images of a timelapse were spread all over social media and news outlets in February 2020 as China built a new hospital facility in around 2 weeks 'from scratch'. News outlets reported that the facility has around a 1,000-bed capacity and was designed, procured and built-in this timescale.
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−	~~Several news~~ outlets ~~are reporting~~ that the facility has around 1,000-bed capacity and was designed, procured and built-in this timescale.	+

	It is more likely that the hospital facility is part of a larger state-run emergency action plan which has been sitting designed on a shelf especially for such an event after the last SARs virus outbreak in China.		It is more likely that the hospital facility is part of a larger state-run emergency action plan which has been sitting designed on a shelf especially for such an event after the last SARs virus outbreak in China.

−	Regardless if the design is included in the timescale, ~~its~~ an amazing feat to build such a scale of off-site modular ~~buildings~~ in such a short space of time, and questions are now being asked about why this is not being implemented across the construction industry. The concept is not new, and the Egan Report and Latham report both attempted to resolve issues with wastage in the construction industry.	+	Regardless if the modular unit construction or design is included in the timescale, it is still an amazing feat to build such a scale of off-site modular building in such a short space of time, and questions are now being asked about why this is not being implemented across the construction industry. The concept is not new, and the Egan Report and Latham report both attempted to resolve issues with wastage in the construction industry.

−	Further studies will no doubt be carried out on the back of these buildings construction ~~successful~~ timescales to see what lessons ~~are~~ learned to improve construction timescales globally.	+	Further studies will no doubt be carried out on the back of these buildings construction timescales to see what lessons can be learned to improve construction timescales globally.

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Images of a timelapse have been spread all over social media and news outlets in February 2020 as China have built a new hospital facility in around 2 weeks from scratch.

Several news outlets are reporting that the facility has around 1,000-bed capacity and was designed, procured and built-in this timescale.

It is more likely that the hospital facility is part of a larger state-run emergency action plan which has been sitting designed on a shelf especially for such an event after the last SARs virus outbreak in China.

Regardless if the design is included in the timescale, its an amazing feat to build such a scale of off-site modular buildings in such a short space of time, and questions are now being asked about why this is not being implemented across the construction industry. The concept is not new, and the Egan Report and Latham report both attempted to resolve issues with wastage in the construction industry.

Further studies will no doubt be carried out on the back of these buildings construction successful timescales to see what lessons are learned to improve construction timescales globally.

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