This will also mean the capital cost should come down and certainly the running costs will decrease.

The CEO responded, “Why would we want to do that?That's where we make all our money.”.

Now, Marks says, everything is changing.That sort of behaviour and thought process isn’t really acceptable anymore.The owners want transparency.

They want certainty around the data.She believes the heart of this may come from the fact that “data is the new oil, the new currency.”.

It’s hard to get certainty around processes that change every single time, Marks says.

The construction industry needs to create some stability amongst the fluidity.Their idea of construction involves standing in muddy boots, trying to build things in the rain.

It’s vital that we change that perception, because this young generation of gamers already have many of the skills we now need in the industry.They’ve grown up playing games like Minecraft and they’re used to working collaboratively in a 3D environment, designing with a standardised set of components.

We tested our school design app SEISMIC on a group of nine-year-old children in London.We were astonished at how easily and intuitively they were able to use it.. It’s vital that we change the perception of the construction industry and focus on attracting young talent into it.