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Construction uses the second largest amount
of resources after food production and buildings
use 46% of all the UK energy.
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400mm deep ModCell® timber frame 15mm OSB3 VCL sheathing board
junction of exterior wall with roof (section) junction of glazed panels (head and base)
junction of exterior wall with floor (section) junction of wall panel to base slab (section)
ModCell ® Traditional typical horizontal details
details
junction of wall panels (plan) junction of wall with window (plan) corner junction (plan)
details ModCell ® Traditional - finishes
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Panels are transported on a
Bales are trimmed to a low loader and are delivered
standardised size. to site as sealed units.
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Engineered pre-drilled Panels are manoeuvred using
timber arrives flat packed lifting equipment.
minimising CO 2 emissions
from transportation.
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The panels comprise straw bale Panel frames are assembled Panels are located onto a
in a centralised manufactur- sole plate helping to create
timber, lime or breathable render an airtight seal between the
ing
and/or wood cladding with small panels and the floor slab.
facility or a Flying Factory ™
quantities of steel fixings. They located within 20 miles of the
are precision-engineered using contstruction site.
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modern methods of construction Other elements of
Simple, logical detailing
(MMC). minimises construction time construction are quick to
and allows for quick training install and provide simple,
The structural timber frame is reliable air tight detailing.
of local labour.
‘infilled’ with locally-sourced
straw bales, which are stacked 10
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to form a wall, compressed for
Panels are filled with locally Panels can also be installed
stability and to avoid settlement. grown straw. This is with other elements such as
The wall is then either rendered compressed to avoid any glazing pre-fitted.
settlement.
using a protective render or clad
with timber.
design and ordering process manufacturing
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main contractors
established
soon after
appointment to
agree appropriate
installation dates.
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ModCell ®
provides
standard connection
Sourcing of straw
Flying
Factory ™
established.
Our experienced team offers a
range of services from supply to
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Continued design full design and build. ModCell® can
ModCell ®
discussion with also arrange educational visits to the
manufactures the
ModCell ® ensures panels in a Flying Flying Factory™ and can provide
the system will work
Factory ™ usually tailored CPD sessions.
alongside other located within a 10
building elements. mile radius of the
construction site. If you are interested in our full
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ModCell ® provided ModCell ® delivers
with detail design contact us to find out more. Our
and installs the
drawings, usually design services draw on our award
RIBA stage D-J and panels on site.
will provide a revised Install can be winning design and consultation
price quotation. undertaken by skills and apply passive design
Modcell ® or the
main contractor. principles to maximise site potential
and minimise energy demands.
whitedesign
University of the West of England
Architecture & Planning Studio
Section Through Ramp
1:200 @ A4
Completed June 2002
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Supply only
Supply & Fit
Design & Supply
Design, Supply & Fit
Consultancy
CPD Training
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Bristol
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