Project participants and team members		Thomas Fussell
Building Commission	Peter Nassau
John Holland	John Reddie
QBSA	Peter Hope/Jason Smith
Qld Dept of Public Works	Thomas Fussell - Project Leader
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology	Nick Blismas, Carolyn Hayles, Mark Vines, Ron Wakefield
University of Newcastle	William Sher
Curtin University	Peter Bullen
WA Department of Housing and Works	Peter Tilley, Karyn Ash

Off-site Manufacture (OSM) has long been recognised, both in Australia and internationally, as offering numerous benefits to all parties in the construction process. More importantly, it is recognised as a key vehicle for driving improvement within the construction industry. The uptake of OSM in construction is however limited, despite well documented benefits.

The research aims to determine the state-of-the-art of OSM in Australia. It will both confirm the benefits and identify the real and perceived barriers to the widespread adoption of OSM. Further the project will identify opportunities for future investment and research. An industrial report will be produced that will map the current state of OSM in Australia, and also identify where future efforts need to be directed in order for the industry to improve.

Off-site manufacture in Australia (Final report)

Off-site manufacture in Australia (Case studies)

Off-site manufacture in Australia: Current state and future directions (Industry publication)

Drivers, constraints and the future of off-site manufacture in Australia (Refereed journal article)

Off-site manufacture in Australia: Barriers and opportunities (Refereed conference paper)