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ORS worked with the design team and client at detailed design stage to prepare tender drawings and specifications for the development. The works were divided into three packages – enabling works encompassing the 800m of surface water drainage required outside the site, the internal civils package including site development, roads and civils services and the structural package. A number of structural forms for the units were considered and evaluated including traditional double leaf masonry construction and timber frame with masonry outer leaf construction however the form adopted was a more modern method – ICF (Insulated Concrete Form) Construction.
The benefits of the selected construction method included speed of build, thermal performance, air tightness, structural robustness and flexible design.
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