Digital Construction Second life for an icon: the Nakagin Capsule Tower’s NFT Now being demolished, the Nakagin Tower in Tokyo will live on, both in the real world and the metaverse, thanks in no small part to BDP.
News McAlpine manager embraces public speaking programme to control stammer Sir Robert McAlpine health, safety and welfare manager Mark Straker has embraced a public speaking programme to learn to control a stammer he has suffered from since he was four years old.
News In pictures – The best images from September A selection of the best images from the past month.
News Photos | McAlpine builds complex New College Oxford roof Sir Robert McAlpine has started construction of a complex roof structure at Gradel Quadrangles for New College Oxford.
News GCHQ sets out cyber security protocols for construction JVs GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre has set out the cyber security protocols for construction joint ventures working on major infrastructure projects.
Digital Construction New framework aims to de-risk platform and offsite approaches The Construction Innovation Hub has launched a new quality assurance framework setting out a best practice approach for manufacturers to follow during the creation of new platform systems and offsite manufactured construction products.
People ‘Unforgettable’: McAlpine project director recalls Olympic Stadium build Ten years ago, Clare Gallagher was a construction manager working on the London Olympic Stadium for Sir Robert McAlpine. Now a project director at the contractor, she speaks to CM about her memories of the project and its legacy
Digital Construction The new holy grail: data driving design for constructability How much further can the design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) approach go? Joel Hutchines calls for data to drive design for constructability.
News Digital Construction Awards: The Forge wins Offsite award The Forge office project is pioneering proof of a platform design for manufacture and assembly strategy. Its team secured the Digital Innovation in Offsite Construction category, sponsored by Construction Management, at the Digital Construction Awards last night (12 July).
News Digital Construction Awards: the Forge scoops Project of the Year The Forge, on which Sir Robert McAlpine and Mace worked with client Landsec and designer Bryden Wood, was the clear winner of the Digital Construction Project of the Year category, sponsored by Revizto, at the Digital Construction Awards 2022.
Digital Construction Skanska adopts Asite to manage data on British Army contract Skanska has chosen Asite as its data management platform for the £259m British Army Vehicle Storage Support Programme facility in Ashchurch, Gloucestershire.
Digital Construction AI: the challenges and the opportunities ahead The implementation and adoption of AI in projects faces a number of challenges and opportunities, according to new research from the Association for Project Management.
Digital Construction Golden thread FAQS: tackling local authorities’ key concerns How do you get senior stakeholders to buy into the processes required to comply with the golden thread? That was one of the questions asked by public sector staff at the second Connected Local Authorities group event.
CIOB Community One Centenary Way: behind the scenes on complex build McAlpine project team for a behind-the-scenes tour of One Centenary Way.
News Digital Construction Awards shortlist: Best Use of Data on a Project The Digital Construction Awards attracted more than 120 entries, 63 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the Best Use of Data shortlist.
News Digital Construction Awards shortlist: Digital Innovation in Offsite Construction The Digital Construction Awards attracted more than 120 entries, 63 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the Digital Innovation in Offsite Construction shortlist.
Digital Construction Communicating and solving design changes with technology 80 Goodhall Street is a mixed-use development in west London. Architect airc.design had to respond to some challenging design changes that affected the project in RIBA Stages 3 to 5, so it leaned on Archicad.
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