At Oswald, it's about building your facility better and more efficiently. To help you navigate the alphabet soup of the development and construction industry, below are some alternative building solutions you should consider for your next project.
LEAN: Lean Construction
A holistic delivery philosophy with the overarching aim of maximizing value to all stakeholders through systematic and continuous improvements in the product design and the building process. Bottom Line -Through project team collaboration, Lean Constructions methods can shorten project schedules, reduce costs, and even improve safety on the jobsite.
LPS: Last Planner System
A collaborative planning method that involves field personnel and trade workers to improve both design and construction schedule predictability. Bottom Line - Using Last Planner optimizes workflow and can significantly shorten a project's schedule.
BIM: Building Information Modeling
A three-dimensional, real-time, dynamic building modeling software to increase productivity in building design and construction. Bottom Line - A software tool to detect design problems before a job starts, saving time and money.
LEED: Leadership In Energy & Environmental Design
A third-party certification that verifies a building was designed and built using environmentally responsible strategies. Bottom Line - LEED certified buildings can reduce energy and water use, provide a healthier work environment, and earn tax incentives.