... should be used to transport modules to the site, and new technologies focusing on flexibly resizing or reshaping modules could be developed. Modular technology is expected to be employed in constructing more permanent buildings by improving quality and sustainability. Anon (2019a) describes...

.... environment infrastructure planning sustainability Infrastructure and society are becoming more connected at an ever-faster pace, so risks of failure can cascade faster and wider than ever before. Challenges such as reducing carbon dioxide emissions (‘carbon emissions’) to net zero and making...

... reduction occurring in the first 2 weeks after hardening and plateauing thereafter. This showed that most of the cement hydration had taken place. built environment sensors sustainability %R percentage change in the electrical resistance with respect to the unloaded state...

... reserved 2018 social impact sustainability urban regeneration It is clear from the literature and the variety of interpretations of a ‘smart city’ in urban strategies that it is a concept that is deeply contested (Caraglui and Del Bo, 2016 ; Hollands, 2008). However, the vision and drive...

... they are equitable or sustainable is another question. As part of this urbanisation, some three billion people plus will achieve middle-class status (Pezzini, 2012) – that is, become consumers who have choice! ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 Building Information Modelling (BIM) knowledge...