CEU: Design for Disassembly Virtual Tour by DIRTT

Course Description

Manufactured construction supports customized prefabricated solutions for interior spaces. It’s innately sustainable and Designed for Disassembly. The key is technology. Real-time, interactive 3D software integrates with CAD, Revit, and manufacturing software, bridging the gap between the client design team and the manufacturer. This results in high-performance interiors that keep their value over time. Especially suited to projects where cost, quality, and schedule certainty are of the essence, this type of construction promotes safety at the project site and can be specified to contribute to better indoor air quality. It also offers environmental sustainability, design control, and the ability to integrate technology seamlessly into the space.

Sponsored by Alfred Williams Construction Services.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the innate sustainability and adaptability that comes with Designing for Disassembly and manufactured construction.

2. Measure environmental sustainability and explore the health/safety/welfare benefits for construction trades and occupants.

3. Realize the benefits of technology-driven manufactured construction compared to conventional construction

and modular manufacturing.

4. Explore best practices for getting the best outcomes (price, quality, speed) for this method of construction.

5. Explore live applications of manufactured construction detailing the construction methodology.

Course Number

DFD101010 - AIA – One learning unit - Health Safety Welfare

CEU-115175 - IDCEC – One credit