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Construction is changing. This podcast will help you change with it.
Detailed conversations about a rapidly changing Construction Industry. Discussions about the future of Construction: BIM, digitization, sustainability, industry collaboration, the power of data, digitalization and much more.
Topics that all need to be considered, if you want to secure your place in the Construction Industry of tomorrow.
Come take part in the discussions, alongside us and our guests.
New episode every two weeks.
Hosted by Elia González Salas and Ross Griffin from KOSMOS.
www.kosmos.company
Detailed conversations about a rapidly changing Construction Industry. Discussions about the future of Construction: BIM, digitization, sustainability, industry collaboration, the power of data, digitalization and much more.
Topics that all need to be considered, if you want to secure your place in the Construction Industry of tomorrow.
Come take part in the discussions, alongside us and our guests.
New episode every two weeks.
Hosted by Elia González Salas and Ross Griffin from KOSMOS.
www.kosmos.company
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
biweekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
43 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
82 Folgen
seit 23. Mai 2022
episodic
NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
There is no shortage of technically brilliant companies in architecture, engineering and construction. They deliver complex projects safely, on time and within budget. And yet some of them still struggle to win the right work. Why? Because technical expertise is not the same as market differentiati…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Ukraine cannot fully rebuild while the war continues. Cities close to the eastern front remain exposed. Infrastructure is still being damaged. People are still being displaced. And any long-term plan may have to change as conditions develop. But that does not mean the construction industry should w…
Data centres are being planned at a scale the construction industry has never seen before. But between the ambition and the finished facilities sits one important question: Can the construction industry actually deliver all of them? In this episode, Ross sat down with Garry Connolly, Founder of Dig…
The construction industry is known for deadlines, pressure, difficult conversations, high expectations, commercial risk, long hours, and environments that can sometimes feel negative, reactive, or ego-driven. But what if pressure is not only created by the project, the client, the deadline, or the …
The construction industry often treats handover as the end of the project, instead of what it really is: the beginning of a building’s operational life.A lot of building data is created every year, and most of it is lost the day the building opens. The moment the building is handed over to operatio…
The reality is this: our buildings are full of surplus energy. And we waste most of it.Across offices, hotels, hospitals, and data centres, enormous amounts of heat are generated every single day. Ventilation systems blow it away. Cooling systems spend electricity to remove it. Mechanical systems o…
Walk onto almost any construction site today and you’ll find the same paradox.Projects worth tens or hundreds of millions are being delivered with cutting-edge design tools, advanced materials, and increasingly strict sustainability targets. Yet when it comes to documenting what actually happens on…
Cost and carbon are measured in two different worlds. Clients want lower carbon. But decisions are based on cost.Not because they don’t care. Not because they lack ambition. But because the information rarely arrives aligned.In many construction projects, cost consultants work in one silo. Sustaina…
7 out of 9 planetary boundaries have already been crossed. That’s seven critical global processes that regulate the stability and resilience of the Earth.For years, sustainability in construction has focused primarily on carbon. But planetary boundaries introduce something far more systemic. They r…
If you read the headlines, you might think data centres are the problem. They use energy. They take up space. They create “just a few jobs.” They’re described as grey, windowless boxes that quietly sit in industrial zones, consuming power and giving little back.But here’s the uncomfortable truth:If…
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