Offsite architecture : constructing the future

Foreword Chris Sharples  Introduction Ryan E. Smith and John Quale  Part 1: Offsite Theory  1. Industrialized Building System Categorization Roger-Bruno Richard  2. System Structures: Theory of Industrialized Architecture Kasper Sanchez Vibaek  3. Constructing Dialogues: On Architectural Potentials of Montage Charlotte Bundgaard  4. Industrial Relevancy Today: Suggestions for Offsite Construction Industry's Future Trends Marjorie P. Callahan  5. Mapping the Modular Industry Ivan Rupnik  6. Prefabricated Housing in Architectural Culture Mathew Aitchison and John Macarthur  Part 2: Offsite Practices 7. Offsite Construction Industry Meta-Analysis: Industry Survey Results Talbot Rice and Ryan E. Smith  8. Permanent Modular Construction: Construction Performance Ryan E. Smith and Talbot Rice  9. Off-site Construction in Education: a survey of prefabrication in design and construction academics Ryan E. Smith, Jon Elliott, and Kevin Grosskopf  10. Onsite vs. Offsite: Comparing Environmental Impacts John Quale  11. High Performance Affordable Modular Homes: A University and Modular Industry Collaboration John Quale  12. A Case Study of Multi-Trade Near-Site Factory Assembly Kihong Ku and Paul Broadstone  13. Prefabricated Housing In Japan Dana Buntrock  14. Offsite Construction in Sweden: from Technology to Integrated Process Helena Lideloew  15. A Scottish Perspective on Timber Offsite Construction Robert Hairstans and Fausto Sanna  List of Illustration Credits  Glossary of Terms  Index