The use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) will allow quicker and more efficient installation of services. Additionally with a strong emphasis on Health and Wellbeing, engineers and their systems will be delivering improved monitoring and better air quality.
With the arrival of the Internet of Things there will be significant additional requirement for data transfer capability within buildings. Traditional Wi-Fi is unlikely to be able to support this and it is likely that we see use of light waves as a data transfer medium. This technology is set to form a crucial part of future building infrastructure.
In addition to improved air-quality it will also assist with space planning, security, way-finding and environmental control. We, at Lawler Consulting and our sister company Lawler Sustainability, continue to track and deliver latest trends and innovations within our projects.
Stay up to date with all our latest developments here – find us on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.