Professor Mathew Aitchison
FUTURE BUILDING PODCAST
Over the last 100 years, the building industry has been deeply resistant to change. It is now regarded by many as a last frontier, ripe for disruption. Future Building takes a fresh look at the opportunities for change, examining news and trends along with research and developments from the field. Join Professor Mathew Aitchison for interviews with experts who share their knowledge and insights into the industry and what is coming down the pipeline. Future Building is sponsored by Building 4.0 CRC, a cooperative R&D hub leading innovation in the building industry.
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5 de mai de 2026
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Ep 2. Knowing Fire With University College London’s Professor Jose Torero Cullen 28.08.2020 1:09:43
Jose Torrero Cullen from the University College London talks about Fire safety engineering and training, high profile fire incidents and reforming the building industry. The post Ep 2. Knowing Fire With University College London’s Professor Jose Torero Cullen appeared first on Building 4.0 CRC .
Ep 1. Unboxing The Latest Mckinsey Building Industry Report With Lendlease Digital’s Daryl Patterson 30.06.2020 22:13
Daryl Patterson the founder and chief product officer of Lendlease digital, discusses the Mckinsey report the next normal in construction how disruption is reshaping the world's largest ecosystem. The post Ep 1. Unboxing The Latest Mckinsey Building Industry Report With Lendlease Digital’s Daryl Patterson appeared first on Building 4.0 CRC .
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