Despite continuing to face challenges such as rising costs, skill shortages and supply chain issues, 2025 marks a pivotal year for construction to advance towards net zero goals, increase innovation and boost efficiency. But what strategies need to be prioritised to maintain momentum and take a step towards a more sustainable, efficient and resilient future?
As the construction sector begins to fully embrace artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, Deltek's Neil Davidson explores the associated obstacles and benefits.
The construction industry is witnessing a transformative shift driven by the integration of advanced informatic technologies like AI and IoT, paving the way for the development of smart buildings that promise unprecedented levels of efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability.
3D rendering has played a key role in the restoration of Notre-Dame cathedral in just five years – something that would have been almost impossible using only traditional methods
AI in the AEC/O industry will be transformative in 2025 – but in the race to realise its potential, the sector must not lose sight of the vital importance of ethical and responsible use, writes Charlie Sheridan, chief data and AI officer at the Nemetschek Group.
Eleven authorities across Europe have given licensing and approval for JCB's hydrogen combustion engine (HCE), currently in development, to be used in commercial machines.
Marvel at groundbreaking innovations transforming construction, as self-repairing materials and green technologies pave the way for sustainable structures.
In their new white paper 'Adopting Emerging Tech: How to Streamline Project Management and Boost Productivity with Generative AI', Deltek explores the potential of Gen AI to drive project efficiency.
Gain insights into how robotics and automation revolutionise sustainable construction and what challenges lie ahead in fully embracing these technologies.
