Modern construction methods

Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) is a design and construction process that combines the manufacture of building components, such as wall systems and facades, in a safe, clean and efficient factory environment, with on-site construction assembly.
DfMA has the potential to deliver significant safety and sustainability outcomes and drive productivity and quality efficiencies that can benefit Government, industry and communities.
Check out the first school NSW public school delivered using DfMA methods below, Jordan Springs Public School.
See how this innovative construction method has met the needs of the school community with a modern, flexible and built-for-purpose new school.



