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5 Apr 2019: Lowering the barrier to entry through standard templates – ‘vanilla BIM’ – could help accelerate adoption which, in turn, should drive a wider industry call for greater interoperability, data transfer and ‘out of

29 May 2019: Entries were assessed on innovation, aims, objectives, process, impact, transferability and repeatability.

27 Mar 2019: Lowering the barrier to entry through standard templates – ‘vanilla BIM’ – could help accelerate adoption which, in turn, should drive a wider industry call for greater interoperability, data transfer and ‘out of

28 Jun 2019: This challenge covers all the bases and we look forward to seeing entries from across the country that design homes to genuinely transform the way we live in Britain.

21 May 2019: The Centre for Digital Built Britain was a partnership between the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy and the University of Cambridge. It sought to understand how the construction and infrastructure sectors can use a digital

14 Nov 2019: During her time in academia as an Architectural Technology lecturer at Birmingham City University, she taught undergraduate and postgraduate students of built environment school and accrued much of her research experience.

1 Oct 2019: I’m writing this blog following my attendance at the Digital Twin Day organised by the Centre for Digital Built Britain (CDBB) in partnership with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) on September 9, 2019.

23 Jan 2019: CDBB has published the first output of its Digital Framework Task Group, The Gemini Principles. The paper sets out proposed principles to guide the national digital twin and the information management framework that will enable it.

29 May 2019: As part of CDBB Week, this event will outline the next steps for making the National Digital Twin a reality, and showcase new real-live examples of infrastructure digital twins from the UK's transport, energy and water sectors

19 Jan 2019: Dr Algan Tezel. Dr Algan Tezel, University of Huddersfield. 'Toward Blockchain – enabled construction supply chains: Potential, requirements and implementation'.