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17/03/2022 at 12:20 pm #4175
Rachel Alford
Keymaster

    Hi Jesse,

    Thanks for your questions! I recommend taking a look at our interactives which give you an idea of the different potential sites and can give you an idea of what the access is like.

    How the structures are moved will depend on your design – is it modular and able to be dismantled and transported in a trailer, or will it require a truck or crane? If so, what does that mean for potential site access in the future? For example, if your design needs to be transported by a crane, this would mean that any future sites would need crane accessibility to function as their base in order to move the structure. These are the sorts of decisions you’ll have to think and weigh up throughout your design process as you come to your final solution.

    I hope this helps, please reach out with any other questions!

    Thanks,
    Rachel

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