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I participated in the "Technologies for Low-carbon and Lean Construction (TLC2) Week 2024." This event brought together industry leaders, researchers, and practitioners to explore cutting-edge technologies and methodologies aimed at reducing carbon footprints and improving efficiency in construction. Innovative Technologies: Sessions on the latest advancements in construction technologies that promote low-carbon solutions. Sustainable Practices: Discussions on best practices for implementing lean construction techniques to minimize waste and optimize resources. Case Studies: Presentations of successful low-carbon construction projects, highlighting challenges and solutions. Regulatory Frameworks: Examination of current and upcoming regulations and policies impacting low-carbon construction. Networking Opportunities: Interactive workshops and networking sessions with professionals and experts dedicated to sustainable construction. Attending TLC2 Week 2024 provided me with a comprehensive understanding of the current trends and future directions in low-carbon and lean construction, as well as valuable connections within the industry. #iitmadras #tlc2iitm #lowcarbonfootprint #leanconstruction

I recently had the privilege of attending the Global Construction and Infrastructure Conference 2024, hosted by RICS. This fantastic event provided a platform for connecting with industry leaders, exploring cutting-edge trends, and gaining valuable knowledge that will shape the future of our field. Key Takeaways 1. Sustainable Construction Practices: The conference highlighted the growing importance of sustainable construction methods and technologies, emphasizing the need for decarbonization in the construction industry. Innovative materials and construction techniques were discussed as key solutions to reduce carbon emissions. 2. Regional Economics and Construction Sector Opportunities: Experts shared insights on the economic conditions and construction sector opportunities in different regions. 3. Supply Chain Challenges: Speakers addressed the challenges faced by the construction industry in managing supply chains, including issues related to material sourcing, logistics, and labour shortages. 4. The Future of Work in Construction: Addressing Labour Shortage and Skills Gap: The conference explored the future of work in construction, focusing on strategies to address labour shortages and skills gaps. This included discussions on upskilling and reskilling, as well as the role of technology in enhancing workforce productivity. Looking forward to engaging in discussions, inspiring sessions, and networking with professionals who are as passionate about construction and infrastructure as I am. Let's build a better tomorrow together 🏗️🌟.  #RICS conference#Infrastructure#Sustainability#RICS#construction#Built Environment#Innovation#Networking#Professional Growth

As the construction industry races to adopt new technologies and build more sustainably, how do we make sure the people and organisations involved are not left behind? Join Professor Sam Zulu as he shares his research that addresses the nexus between people, organisations and technology. https://bit.ly/3U9r3ez

Press Release One-Day Celebratory Summit: Construction Stakeholders Chart Progressive Discourse On May 15, 2024, a One-Day Celebratory Summit brought together #construction professionals, #builtenvironment stakeholders, and #policymakers with the Honorable Deputy Minister of the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, Ms. Bernice Swarts as the Keynote Speaker. The summit yielded pivotal recommendations aimed at the progressive development of the construction industry and the built environment landscape. Attached is the Press Release detailing these forward-thinking Recommendations. We welcome your feedback and opinions on achieving these recommendations. Press Release: https://lnkd.in/duttZryJ As a leading research center in the African construction industry and built environment, we have carefully documented all discussion points and recommendations. Together, we will drive progress, foster innovation, and build a sustainable future for our industry and society. As a progressive research entity, we are also open to industrial partnerships, research collaborations, capacity-building initiatives, and policy-formation endeavors.

🚧 The construction industry is constantly evolving, and the year 2024 is no exception. 👇 Below are a line-up of some of the top trends and innovations in 2024 that are set to shake up the industry. #constructionindustry #technology #constructiontrends

HOT OFF THE PRESS: our paper titled “Systematic Review on the Barriers and Challenges of Organisations in Delivering New Net Zero Emissions Buildings” has been published by MDPI in the journal of “Buildings”. It is open access and available to all through the link below. Special thanks to my supervisors and co-authors Dr. Eziaku Onyeizu RASHEED and Dr. An Le. https://lnkd.in/epy5PZeG

“Reindustrializing Europe” the theme for the #CECEcongress in Madrid. Tora Leifland representing Volvo Construction Equipment in the panel debate “What Europe needs for it’s sustainable reindustrialization”.

The UK’s science and technology sectors are booming, creating unprecedented opportunities for the construction industry. Our latest report, "Building Tomorrow: Unlocking Opportunities in the UK's Science & Tech Spaces," explores these trends in depth. Discover how you can capitalise on this growth by reading the full report on our website https://ow.ly/Bbys50TglAA

The UK’s science and technology sectors are booming, creating unprecedented opportunities for the construction industry. Our latest report, "Building Tomorrow: Unlocking Opportunities in the UK's Science & Tech Spaces," explores these trends in depth. Discover how you can capitalise on this growth by reading the full report on our website https://ow.ly/Bbys50TglAA