Reduction in whole life carbon.

“It's serial custo.mers who are dissatisfied with either the quality they're getting or the value they're getting.”.

Johnston says that the biggest value driver of them all is climate change and carbon.He agrees that there’s a “dawning recognition” that we don’t have a choice.However, these days, the data is starting to allow us to do these things, making this particular moment in industry history different from the ones that have come before.. “I think that's why it might stick this time,” he says.

“But if it doesn't stick this time, we've got enormous problems.”.Marks seems confident about the direction things are headed.. “Three-quarters of all specialty subcontractors have experience with multi-trade and two-thirds of general contractors have experience with multi-trade assemblies and prefabrication,” she says, referencing.

McKinsey’s report.

about the state of U.S. construction over the past three years..To achieve an increased heat rejection capacity in limited space, the approach temperature of the unit may have increase (leading to an increase in the mechanical cooling hours annually).. Based on previous Bryden Wood data centre projects, we have plotted heat rejection plant properties based on their heat rejection capacity (kW/m.

vs approach temperature(K)..Note: The footprint shown are for the unit only and exclude any access/air intake space.

For plant which are part of chilled water systems, the ancillary equipment is not included in the footprint such as pumps, heat exchangers and pressurisation system..Some strong correlations can be observed:.