There is a revolution underway within the construction technology sector that is opening up unprecedented opportunities for architects, engineers and builders. The interface between traditional design and construction is being eroded and concepts of mass production and assembly are starting to shake up the way projects get delivered.
This panel discussion brings together entrepreneurs and technology providers to talk about the latest advances in technology to support Design for Manufacture and Assembly, construction efficiency and collaboration. They will also talk about what it takes for owners, designers and builders to leverage these tools to best effect, the value created and the business benefits.
As Director of Built Environment, Keith Bryan provides global leadership for BSI’s built environment sustainability program, and regional oversight for the Americas market. He also serves on the National Institute of Building Science (NIBS) Building Information Management (BIM) Council, and the Facility Management and Operations Council, and is an active member of USGBC’s Advocacy Working Group. With a bachelors in Biology from Purdue and MBA from Virginia Tech, Keith is Certified Energy Manager (CEM), and LEED AP in both Building Design + Construction (BD+C), and Operations + Maintenance (O+M).
There is a revolution underway within the construction technology sector that is opening up unprecedented opportunities for architects, engineers and builders. The interface between traditional design and construction is being eroded and concepts of mass production and assembly are starting to shake up the way projects get delivered.
This panel discussion brings together entrepreneurs and technology providers to talk about the latest advances in technology to support Design for Manufacture and Assembly, construction efficiency and collaboration. They will also talk about what it takes for owners, designers and builders to leverage these tools to best effect, the value created and the business benefits.
