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As part of Building’s “AI Week,” we explore how companies in the construction industry are using artificial intelligence (AI) today and how they believe it will shape the future of the industry We have started a reader survey.
Our week’s coverage focuses on the risks and opportunities that AI poses to construction companies, and explores the top of the field to find out what’s happening on the cutting edge of the industry and what’s next. Listen to one person.
>> AI Week Series, Part I: What Does Artificial Intelligence Mean for Construction?
The results of this reader survey inform the work of the Future Building Commission, which focuses on digital innovation.
Building magazine editorial director Chloe McCulloch said: “Construction is not one cohesive industry that moves at the same pace and adopts the same approach. It’s a week.
“We want to hear from people who work in all kinds of companies that run projects on a daily basis.”
of online survey form It takes less than 5 minutes to complete. We would love to hear from you. thank you.
Commission for Building the Future
The Building the Future Commission is a year-long project to mark the Building’s 180th anniversary, evaluating potential solutions and radical new ways of thinking to improve the built environment.
The work of this major project will be guided by a committee of 19 key persons who have signed on to help shape the work of the committee, which will culminate in a report to be published at the end of the year.
Commissioners include luminaries from the worlds of contracting, housing development, architecture, policymaking, skills, design, placemaking, infrastructure, consulting and law. See the full list here.
The project is considering proposed changes in eight areas:
>> Editor’s Note: And now it’s all about the positive – Future Building Commission
>> Learn more about the project and commissioners
Building the Future also conducts national tours of roundtables with regional experts as part of a consultative program in partnership with the regional divisions of industry association Constructing Excellence. There is also a youth advisory board.
We invite readers to submit their ideas on how to improve the built environment through an online form that forms part of the Ideas Hub.
