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, constructing a major commercial office design development using Platforms construction, which is already showing exceptional environmental gains, for example: a 40% reduction in steel used; a forecast 19.4% reduction in embodied carbon per square metre, a 36.4% carbon reduction in the substructure and 20.2% in the superstructure and façade..
As IT system administrator his excellence and comprehensive knowledge is demonstrated with a solid background in all server and desktop operating systems.This includes a thorough understanding of network technologies and various operating systems, which gives him the ability to diagnose a wide variety of issues.. Zydrunas has worked on many significant projects at Bryden Wood such as implementing the Internal Backup System, upgrading the company’s hardware and software, connecting and setting up a branch offices.Adrian is a chartered chemical engineer with over thirty years’ experience in the design and development of biochemical and chemical processes and facilities.
Since joining Bryden Wood in 2018, he has played a leading role in a wide range of front-end projects and the development of.Bryden Wood’s industrial sectors capability.Adrian currently leads the growing process engineering team at Bryden Wood, further adapting the practice of design to value, integrated design,.
design for manufacture and assembly.to a range of pharmaceutical, biotechnology, industrial and process sector projects.. Adrian’s previous roles span major engineering and construction companies, blue-chip manufacturing, and consultancy, across Europe, the US and Singapore.
Prior to joining Bryden Wood, he led the technical development and process engineering on complex projects in diverse sectors, particularly pharmaceuticals and vaccines but extending to food, fine chemicals, consumer products, battery technology, industrial fibres, waste treatment and nuclear.
His roles have included lead process engineer and technology manager on numerous projects, head of process engineering and technology director and project management.What is a Reference Design and why use one?.
Many major clients have national or global rollouts that are happening at a rapid pace.. Often these clients have to procure a bespoke design for every site, introducing unnecessary design cycles and complexity that adds cost and time to construction projects and ongoing operations..Yet, from our experience, these clients have a very well-informed view on how their asset needs to perform and the layouts and designs that deliver their operational outcomes.
This knowledge and understanding lends itself to a repeatable solution that can comprise c.80% of the asset.. We call this a ‘Reference Design’: a highly optimised, site agnostic ‘core design’ for a portfolio client.Typically, a Reference Design will contain a number of repeated elements at varying scales (from key equipment to whole assets) that can be configured in a number of different ways (with more or less flexibility in how these are arranged depending on the asset type).. For some assets, the Reference Design can become the fixed design.