It was there, she says, that she gained ‘theoretical and practical experience dealing with robotics, AI, machine learning, software engineering, and creative computation.’.
This is understandable, but it’s a missed opportunity.It’s wrong to think of designers as glorified technicians who turn project briefs into drawings and specifications that can be handed over to a contractor.
The real challenge, and where designers can help their clients best, is to engage with stakeholders and come up with creative solutions that form the basis of the brief for a successful project.This is true Design to Value and adopting such an approach in conjunction with Modern Methods of Construction is transformational..Engaging with stakeholders to build an initial model of a solution.
We start out by discussing with our client in more detail what the fundamental problem is that they are facing.We need to understand who is affected by it and its solution.
This allows us to identify the stakeholders and what they value.
We then determine with our client – and key stakeholders – what the high level aspects are of a solution that would solve this problem.These systems can potentially operate in free cooling mode year-round, leveraging both dry and adiabatic cooling based on external conditions.
This can translate to low reliance on mechanical cooling and potentially exceptional PUE values..Using water for adiabatic cooling allows the unit to cool the air close to the wet bulb temperature of the ambient air as opposed to the dry bulb temperature (dry cooling).
Due to the wet bulb temperature being often many degrees below coincident dry bulb temperature, in high dry bulb conditions this can mitigate the requirement for mechanical cooling.. Data Centre with DEC unit.Chilled water system flexibility.
(Editor: Basic Hair Dryers)