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Construction growth to 2050 offers opportunities for building technologies

September 28, 2020
in Construction, Design, Digital Construction, O&M, Offsite, Strategy & Planning
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With so much new built area predicted, improved construction materials, building techniques and monitoring technologies can minimise increases in carbon emissions due to energy requirements

As populations increase both in number and wealth, greater demand is placed on the construction sector. Growing populations, particularly in developing nations, tend to be on an upward path in terms of wealth, and as people have more money their expectations also rise.

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