Sentence examples for industrialized construction from inspiring English sources
This research studies the durability against rain of the most industrialized construction material based on unbaked earth: compressed earth blocks (CEBs).
As residential construction moves towards industrialized construction methods, ergonomic exposures of construction workers may increase due to heavier components and changes in construction activities.
To determine current knowledge and opinions regarding ergonomics in the context of one commonly used industrialized construction method (prefabricated wall panels), 12 panel designers completed a questionnaire, and seven of those designers participated in a semi-structured interview.
Residential building construction is moving toward more industrialized construction methods (e.g., use of prefabricated wall or "panels"), yet remains one of highest risk sectors for work-related musculoskeletal disorders.
The choice of a useful connection technology is a key aspect in the design of cold-formed structures, owing to the suitability of such systems to be employed in the industrialized construction field.
Steel timber hybrid construction systems, in particular structures with steel frames, composite steel timber floors and shear walls with Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) sheets, combine the industrialized construction technology typical of steel systems with the advantages offered by CLT panels, namely lightness and in-plane stability.
An architectural design process is investigated to achieve form flexibility in industrialized building systems (IBS), as IBS constructions do not have sufficient flexibility to develop varied architectural forms.
The industrialized building has been increasingly advocated as a sustainable construction technology for its potential merits of a cleanly built environment, enhanced quality performance, and reduced time and labor.
In Switzerland and other industrialized countries, the construction of high-rise buildings has experienced a revival in recent years in the context of dwindling land resources in urban centres.
Easy connections could likewise be drawn from Dickinson and Sheeler to Bellows' astonishing paintings from the same period of New York City's industrialized waterways, and the construction of Penn Station.
This has led to discussions as to why the construction industry has not implemented techniques and methodologies aimed at enhancing performance as successfully as other industrialized sectors have done.
