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25 Nov 2020: consumer welfare, while fostering social and economic progress.” The construction sector ecosystem is a vital part of the global economy, it accounts for 13% of the global economy and delivers the ... In turn, the data-driven delivery of infrastructure

22 May 2020: This report describes the uses of BIM technologies and implementation of BIM processes, examples of its benefits and some of the main lessons learned during Project Capella, which forms part of

19 Aug 2020: Why does CDBB support the development of the IMF? Infrastructure plays a fundamental role in the social, economic and environmental outcomes that determine the quality of people’s lives.

12 May 2020: in how we view and run our nation’s infrastructure in the face of climate change and the socio-economic recovery from Covid-19. ... People – the key purpose of infrastructure is to support and serve society, we must get better at understanding and

31 Mar 2020: Lessons learnt from early pilots and projects will feed into an evolving view of “what good looks like” and inform the need for future standards and guidance developed by the National ... The DT Hub will take the first steps towards this through

24 May 2020: It integrates high-dimensional data that spans environmental features, physical form & land-use, socio-demographics, and economics to analyse cities spatially.

11 Dec 2020: for carbon emissions and global heating, and save ecosystems from collapse, all while ensuring people are supported through the likely long-term economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. ... Governance can hold organisations accountable for social and

23 May 2020: This report describes the uses of BIM technologies and implementation of BIM processes, examples of its benefits and some of the main lessons learned from BIM implementation during Project Capella, which

11 May 2020: Both events are free to attend. We remain committed to providing you with insights, resources and case studies to support digital ways of working, unlock economic growth and support resilience.

28 Aug 2020: of climate change and the socio-economic recovery from Covid-19.

25 May 2020: The output of this project already facilitated new academic research in urban economics and real estate.

21 May 2020: and to transform the UK construction industry’s approach to the way we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure.

25 May 2020: It will establish evidence and lessons arising from the ways in which digital data exchange and its impact on commercial practices have been translated into improved value and improved collaborative business

8 Dec 2020: A digital built Britain will:. understand what information is needed to enable better through life economic, social and environmental value from our built environment;.

16 Nov 2020: The current model and approach is unlikely to realise the full economic potential of a national register but the incremental approach is required to satisfy data sharing agreements.

25 May 2020: In particular, it looked at ways in which the construction sector could learn lessons from the manufacturing, automotive and software industries and create significant value by doing so.

18 Nov 2020: At CDBB our focus is on transforming the UK construction industry’s approach to how we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure in such a way as

25 May 2020: The values and lessons learned from the research were discussed with the stakeholders at numerous workshops, partner gathering events and face-to-face meetings.

20 Nov 2020: It encourages collaborative stakeholder engagement, ensuring feedback and lessons learned informs the brief and design strategy.

24 May 2020: Digital technologies have the potential to unlock major social and economic change for the World’s rapidly growing urban populations, creating value through more liveable, healthy and environmentally sustainable cities.

15 Jan 2020: We could learn lessons in the virtual world before making decisions affecting the physical world.

23 May 2020: This research provides a conceptual and methodological framework for analysis of crowd-sourced data that is more attentive to the social and economic relations embodied in spatial-temporal behaviours.

15 May 2020: We will look further afield to secure lessons from other sectors, including aerospace and manufacturing.

3 Jun 2020: The focus of the work is the new method and tool for connecting digital data from multiple disciplines including architecture, city planning, transport planning, spatial economic studies and infrastructure investment.

5 Feb 2020: construction for the future and transform the UK construction industry’s approach to the way we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure.

26 Mar 2020: Contracts can describe a process of knowledge-sharing among the parties involved in a project and can underpin agreed collaborative relationships, with interfaces and activities which can measurably improve environmental, economic

14 May 2020: representatives to heed the call to change the way we view and run our national infrastructure in the urgent context of socio-economic recovery from Covid-19 and challenges of climate ... We pay a lot of attention to new projects and capital expenditure

23 Jun 2020: social, economic and environmental benefit of the country.

1 May 2020: They now have a digital information model to support operations and buildings maintenanc and they can also share their model with other Trusts and the DfE, enabling lessons to be shared.

11 Mar 2020: Submitted by Angela Walters on Wed, 11/03/2020 - 09:29. The Infrastructure Client Group (ICG) brings together the UK’s most progressive economic infrastructure clients in partnership with government.

2 Sep 2020: Government policies, in the UK and internationally, are increasingly focusing on the creation of smart, innovative cities, which make better use of data and technology to deliver economic growth and a

23 Sep 2020: of gender, but also culture, race, age, socio economic factors, and many more).

2 Mar 2020: meet their own needs.” It is characterised as having three interconnected facets: environmental, social and economic. ... W. E. Rees, “Ecological Footprints and Appropriated Carrying Capacity: What Urban Economics Leaves Out,” Urbanisation, vol.

5 Nov 2020: social and economic infrastructure for the future.

14 May 2020: This paper aims at going through the whole process of developing DTs in building and city levels from the technical perspective and sharing lessons learned and challenges involved in developing DTs

12 Oct 2020: economic recovery through accelerated construction programmes post Covid-19.