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Ronan Point’s partial collapse was a turning point for the industry as it brought disproportionate collapse and the need for redundancy to the picture. Built using the Large Panel System (LPS), Ronan Point is an unfortunate example of why new systems should be rigorously assessed. We cover the inherent flaws of the LPS, what initiated the collapse on the day, and how the industry changed following the collapse.
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