Dozens of new studies are shining the light on the “slowness” with which the built industry has adopted technology.

But in 2017, with more affordable costs and less risk, there’s no longer an excuse not to take a stake in tech investment.

This November, we’re helping industry companies get a “taste” of what technology can do for their business.

Introducing the BuiltWorlds Hackathon.

It’s a week-end long competition where all-star developers, makers, and designers gather to hack creative solutions to burning AEC industry problems, using the world’s most cutting-edge technologies.

Confirmed speakers include: MIR, dbox, Neoscape, Luxigon, Arqui9, Cityscape,  Steelblue, IKEA, Paul Doherty, Designstor and Neezo Renders. More to come…

Rising 2014 is a week of events and activities throughout Copenhagen in Denmark. Theme of the year is Growing Cities and concerns your life nad your influence on the future of the city.

Come join RISING Architecture Week in Copenhagen, Denmark September 15-18.

An event that will challenge your perception of architectural norms, stimulate your imagination and invite you to create. RISING is not only your lecture hall but your playground to explore as well.

This year’s theme is Growing Cities.

Four days of more than 50 events throughout the city, comprising of debates, interviews, presentations, sites, concerts, films and much much more.

Register Here

With the inaugural IAES Summit held in Tokyo in 2009, followed by Madrid and Berlin in 2011 and 2013, IAES's fourth summit stars in Singapore to address the topic of EMergining Networks in Architectural Education. IAES strives to foster a constructive dialogue between leading practitioners, academcis, and industry reps to make architectural education more relevant. It is this mission that emulates with us at BuiltWorlds and are so excited to see the IAES continue their global reach.

The conference is organised around the following 3 topics: 

1. Alliances (Intra-Architecture): 
   To examine and discuss various examples, models, and methodologies for collaboration between architecture schools and other institutions, disciplines and industry.
    
2. Boundaries (Extra-Architecture): 
   To examine and discuss the shifting boundaries of the field and discourse of architecture. What is taught, for whom and how to remain relevant are questions to be pondered.
    
3. Technology (Para-Architecture): 
   To discuss technology as a theme, tool, and platform for creating networks and enhancing collaborations. 

Join the IAES for an exciting discussion on the latest developments in architectural education. 
Registration fee of SGD350 (inclusive of 7% tax) provides full participation in the summit including registration and conference materials; light breakfast, tea breaks, lunches and Networking Reception.

The Summit will be accorded 8 CPD points (by BOA-SIA) for those who attend all three days.

Register Here.

The AGC’s 2015 Contractors Environmental Conference is open to all members, chapter professionals, and other professionals with an interest in changing the world of environmental compliance & sustainability management.

This conference offers attendees the opportunity to learn how to manage compliance and sustainability requirements, while getting the information you need straight from industry experts, owners, regulators, and your peers from across the nation.

You can still Register Here.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT www.mcaameetings.org