Steel

Framing the Future

Buch | Softcover

132 Seiten

2008
Sydney University Press (Verlag)
978-1-920898-78-6 (ISBN)

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The Steel - Framing the Future project findings, addressing the multi-storey building sector, have the unmistakeable ring of a call for industry reform. Robust investigation of the status of the steel construction industry over two and a half years has revealed a sector that is well behind its counterparts in the US, UK and New Zealand, with dwindling skills and average capabilities. To contrast the Australian industry's status quo with, for example, the UK, is to understand that ignoring the call for reform signals the nation's divestment of what could be a thriving, innovative industry with export potential.

The report covers skills analysis, industry analysis (including a comparison between Australia and the UK), alternatives, project management issues, sustainability and recommendations.

This title is also available on CD ROM.

Executive summary

1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background
Sandy Longworth
1.2 Situation analysis
Anthony Ng
1.3 Skills deficiency – a changing scene
Sandy Longworth
1.4 Contrasting the steel construction industry in the UK and Australia
Richard B. Barrett
1.5 Steel and concrete alternatives
Peter Thompson
1.6 Sustainability – overview
Sandy Longworth

2.0 Recommendations
David Ansley

3.0 Issues group summaries
3.1 Leadership
Reg Hobbs
3.2 Value chain
Aruna Pavithran
3.3 Costing
Andrew Majoribanks
3.4 Technology
Sandy Longworth
3.5 Relative value proposition summary
David Ryan

4.0 Issues group reports
4.2 Leadership report
Reg Hobbs and Andrew Marjoribanks
4.3 Value chain issue group
Aruna Pavithran
4.4 Costing in steel fabrication for construction
Andrew Marjoribanks
4.5.2 New generation practice in delivering steel-framed structures in Australia
John Hainsworth and Stuart Bull
4.5.3 Design and construction of steel-concrete composite building structures: Australian practice
Emil Zyhajlo
4.5.4 Fire and steel regulation
Ian D. Bennetts
4.5.5 Fire engineering
Ben Ferguson
4.5.6 Impact of emerging technologies on steel fabrication for the construction industry
Sandy Longworth
4.5.7 History of off-site modular construction trends
Michael Gallagher
4.5.8 A glimpse to the future – BIM – the new Building Information Model paradigm
John Hainsworth
4.5.9 FRAMEquick: a key to modern fabrication
Peter Farley
4.5.10 What does the future hold
John Hainsworth, Peter Farley and Sandy Longworth
4.6 Relative value proposition
Brian Mahony

5.0 Project management issues
5.1 Methodology
Robert Mitchell
5.2 Linking the issue groups to 3Cs framework
David Ansley
5.3 Key personnel
Brian Mahony
5.4 Resourcing and funding the project
Robert Mitchell
5.5 ASI and the ICIP program
5.6 Primary information sources

Bibliography

Appendix A1: Australian steel statistics
Appendix A2: the three ‘C’s – communicate, collaborate and capabilities
A2.2 The need to communicate
Trevor Gore
A2.3 Collaborate to succeed
Andrew Marjoribanks
Sandy Longworth
David Ryan
A2.4 Capability
Brian Mahony
Appendix A3: leadership issues
Reg Hobbs
Appendix A4: notes accompanying value chain paper
Appendix A5: note on contractual models for steel frame delivery
David Fabian
Appendix A6: summary report on visit to NZ SCNZ, HERA and NZ fabricators
David Ryan
Appendix A7: ASI survey results
Appendix A8: UK steel fabrication – an external viewpoint
Brian Mahony
Appendix A9: building assemblies scorecard
Appendix A10: ASI life cycle performance of steel in the built environment
Appendix A11: sustainability and the steel industry
Appendix A12: tech update survey

Appendix B: case study descriptions
Appendix B1: Latitude project at World Square – Sydney
Appendix B2: BMW building and BHP Billiton building – Melbourne
Appendix B3: Brisbane Airport carpark extensions
Appendix B4 : Carrington House – Sydney
Appendix B5: sacrificial formwork for structural walls
Appendix B6: Rhodes project – Sydney
Appendix B7 : Flinders Link – Adelaide
Appendix B8 : 50 Lonsdale St – Melbourne
Appendix B9 : Southern Cross office complex – Melbourne
Appendix B10: Adelaide Airport – new terminal

Appendix C: project authors

Mitarbeit	Sonstige Mitarbeit: Staff and contributors Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering
Zusatzinfo	4 b&w ill., 113 col. ill., 28 tables
Verlagsort	Sydney
Sprache	englisch
Themenwelt	Technik ► Bauwesen
ISBN-10	1-920898-78-6 / 1920898786
ISBN-13	978-1-920898-78-6 / 9781920898786
Zustand	Neuware