Article | REF: C3214 V1

Introduction to industrialized construction - The ineluctable future of Construction

Author: Fikret KALAY

Publication date: June 10, 2024

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3. Design for IC purposes

Design IC encompasses a vast array of methodologies, including Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DfMA), that collectively shape the digital chain of object or component creation within the construction domain. Taking a holistic approach, it entails designing with a comprehensive understanding of the multitude of constraints and expertise required throughout the entire lifecycle of an object, spanning manufacturing, assembly, and beyond.

By integrating these diverse technological processes into the design phase, the Design-Make-Use workflow becomes increasingly seamless, minimizing the potential for errors and the need for iterative modifications, thereby enhancing overall efficiency and effectiveness (figure

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