David Seeney, Director at Keystone Consult and Construct, explores the fallout the Australian construction and development industry will experience before the end of this year as a result of COVID-19. Australia’s construction and development industry is being inevitably herded towards a cliff’s edge, flanked by the twin forces of COVID-19 and a hastily implemented but …
In today’s ever-evolving world that is constantly fascinated with leading-edge technology—artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, drones, predictive analytics and machine learning, …
From social distancing and lockdowns to border restrictions and supply chain challenges, COVID-19 has impacted many industries, and the construction sector is no exception. In this article Ross Sterland,Read More
Digital Twin Technology is increasingly being deployed by organisations in the construction industry as part of their digital transformation journey. In this article, Damien McDade from AVEVA discussesRead More
For an industry that is heavily reliant on climbing up ladders, work in confined spaces and from heights, it would seem an inaccessible for someone in a wheelchair. Jonathan Fritsch, an Online CourseRead More
Construction companies of all sizes have faced a challenging few months but caring for the mental wellbeing of workers should be a key priority as we ease out of the COVID-19 lockdown. The pandemic hasRead More
Callan Mantell, Area VP for Oracle Construction and Engineering, explains how construction companies can use data to to improve sustainable development methods. When it comes to construction,Read More
Ura Sarfejoo, a board member of the Australian Institute of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heating (AIRAH), writes that with current low occupancy rates in many buildings, there is an opportunityRead More
Franco Bevacqua, Managing Director of the Charles Lloyd Property Group, writes that while the development industry has been more insulated to the economic chaos of COVID-19, it is only a matter ofRead More