As client demand for smarter and more sustainable buildings grows, so do the challenges and opportunities for everyone involved in the design, construction, and ongoing operation process. Tune in to the Smarter Building podcast as our hosts chat with industry experts around best practice, new legislation, trends, and technology.
Live from Symetri's BIM Summit, host Nicole chats with Mairead Gallagher Morgan from Grimshaw about the future of construction and architecture. They explore how tech from the Elizabeth Line to data-driven design is transforming the industry, while tackling key issues like mental health, mentorship, and gender equality. Mairead shares her personal journey and the growing importance of supporting the next generation.
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Milton Keynes University Hospital (MKUH) NHS Foundation Trust is a medium sized district hospital that provides a full range of acute hospital services and an increasing number of specialist services to the growing population of Milton Keynes and the ...
The Manchester Engineering Campus Development (MECD) is one of the largest, single construction projects ever undertaken by a higher education institution in the UK, winning awards for the best use of IT in a Construction project and will transform the way the University educates engineers in response to the needs of the fast-changing global economy.
In the next session of our #WorkSmarterWednesdays webinar series, Richard Brayshaw was joined by guests from industry to discuss the purpose of digital twins and the benefits they bring through the construction process and into estate management.
Watch this video to learn more about the new fire safety standard, why it was introduced, and how to remain compliant.
Construction has bounced back quicker than expected from the Covid-19 pandemic and the industry will reach 2019 levels of output in 2022. By 2025, the industry will need to recruit an additional 217,000 new workers just to meet demand. [1]