Covid-19

The pandemic is likely to result in new building codes, and a shift in thinking around how space is used. How will technology underpin these changes? The AEC industry has an unprecedented opportunity to rethink the fundamental assumptions made about how we live, work and build. The effects of the ...

Technology use and digitalisation in construction was forced upon the industry in 2020. Was it the catalyst that will see real growth construction technology? Technology use in construction in 2020 was shaped by Covid-19. That could not have been predicted 12 months ago. But on reflection, that a global health ...

In the age of Covid-19, all businesses face uncertainty, and while an organisation must look after itself in the present, it is imperative to assess its vision of itself, and plan for the future. The world is under major fatigue, taking on a new type of stress, said John Sanei, ...

Covid-19 is ushering in an era where technology will become more strategic in construction, both in company use and the way people consider investments.

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, it can be tempting to dive right into technologies that will minimise loss of productivity – however, there are a number of things to think about before a purchase should be made

This panel discussion reveals how modular and offsite construction techniques (design, manufacturing & assembly) can be used to offset costly project delays caused by the pandemic, reduce overall construction waste and improve build quality. Will Covid-19 be the impetus to accelerate the region’s uptake and building approvals? https://youtu.be/SKe0aoKY8UQ Speaking on ...

DC Hub interviewed Alain Waha, Head of BIM and Digital at BuroHappold, to discuss the idea of technology with a purpose, driving broad support for digitialisation in construction, ensuring that tangible benefits are at the forefront of thinking and that the people who will make such projects a success are ...