Putting Digital Media to Work in Construction
About eighteen months ago after a brilliant conversation at a COMIT conference, Jason Scott asked me if I would write an article about my experiences being a woman in construction. It is only now that …
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I attended Ecobuild in March. Ecobuild no longer belongs to UBM, it’s been sold, and the promotional materials have a very different feel. Here is a screenshot of the event plan from page 100 of the …
Here’s an interesting article about the Dublin Waterfront from the Irish Times. There’s more about David Jazay’s #DublinbeforetheTiger project here. From 1982 to 1992, David Jazay photographed …
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Euan Semple’s blog is 17 years old today. Euan used to work as a manager for the BBC and identified blogging as one of the ways to help people in organisations work better together. Now he’s a very …
An article first published on LinkedIn on October 6, 2017 We work in a hugely adversarial system – the world of construction. You only need to look at the way procurement works to see that. Firms …
Gridoff is back! Last year was such a successful event, we’re doing it all again! All Omega Ceiling Contractors are exclusively invited to enter this installation competition with up to 20 teams going …
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Read the full post here UK BIM Alliance launches Product Data Working Group The UK BIM Alliance has launched a working group to help support construction product data – the group will encourage the …
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A multi-layered augmented reality, in which the former buildings of Manchester are reinstated on their original sites for visitors to walk around, could be end result of a project led by Manchester …
Really detailed opinion piece by Phil Bishop of the Construction Index about the reception of the news about the Carillion collapse. Not sure I agree with everything he says but some very interesting …
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As well as being home secretary in 2012, prime minister Theresa May held the minister for women and equality brief. Often compared to Britain’s first female prime minister Margaret Thatcher, the …
