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We need to stimulate new thinking, debate and research directions to carry the industry into the next decade, says Dr Brian Sheil
In the final part of his examination of the role artificial intelligence can play in our future, Diego Padilla-Philipps envisions a world in which human creativity and individualism, passions and emotions will always have a place
Last week the ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV the Future commission published its final report. In this chapter, Thomas Lane considers the best ways to increase productivity by investing in and embracing emerging technologies
With its strongly devolved government and separate regulatory regime, Scotland is often neglected in conversations about the UK’s built environment. Daniel Gayne took a trip north of the border to see what is going on
Merit’s Tony Wells tells conference industry needs radical rethink
Machine learning need not replace architects, Martha Tsigkari tells ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV the Future Commission conference
Katy Dowding gave first keynote speech at ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV the Future Commission conference
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In a special long-read comment piece, Martha Tsigkari of Foster + Partners considers how AI will affect our industry
ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV has been writing about concerns about the conditions of schools long before the RAAC crisis hit the spotlight. Here we republish a piece we published on the need for refurbishment back in July.
In the second part of our interview, veteran industry heavyweight Paul Morrell describes his time in Whitehall and considers whether we need a similar role again.
Many industries are using data to gain new market insights and become more responsive, efficient and provide better service. What will it take for construction to catch up?
ALICE technologies boss René Morkos talks about his background in engineering, living in war-torn Lebanon and post-invasion Afghanistan and his AI ambitions
In the second of our two-part feature on how modern methods of construction could improve efficiency, Thomas Lane looks at how systems and processes can help drive change
Are modern methods of construction the holy grail of construction efficiency or a technology destined to fail?
Construction has yet to make the widespread productivity gains promised by embracing manufacturing techniques – while suffering many business failures in the attempt. But could we be on the cusp of a breakthrough?
The government has unveiled a £20bn programme to save England’s NHS estate. Here’s how it will work
Artificial intelligence is advancing fast and this is our ‘Blockbuster video’ moment. Our industry has the resources to create a brighter future for our clients, our businesses and the world at large, says James Garner
In the fourth part of our series on AI in construction, Thomas Lane asks if AI is a silver bullet to address industry inefficiencies and skills shortages
Continuing our series looking at artificial intelligence in construction, Thomas Lane asks how machine learning might evolve to benefit the industry
In the second part of our series looking at AI in construction, Thomas Lane examines the downsides of artificial intelligence
Tell us how your business is using artificial intelligence, and enter a £50 voucher prize draw
Advances in artificial intelligence are happening at a giddying pace – are you managing to keep up?
This is AI Week and to kick off a four-part series we look at firms developing their own machine learning tools
Balfour Beatty and RLB have been part of a team working on some disruptive ideas to make construction more efficient. Has it caught the attention of government clients?
26 September: ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV the Future Think Tank Midlands roundtable (invite only)
23 October: ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV the Future Think Tank Wales roundtable (invite only)
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