This digital fly-through of our new London office, 51 Moorgate, shows how Skanska UK is using computer game technology to deliver more effective projects
Podcast extra: The technical director of our building arm, Peter Jones, says Skanska UK is using digital twins and augmented reality to make construction and maintenance safer and more effective.
Digital tools and an innovative approach have helped Skanska UK carry out a significant and technically challenging improvement project at the Nene bridge in Peterborough.
To coincide with National Inclusion Week, Executive Vice President Katy Dowding talks about her 30 years in the construction industry and about how it’s changed for the better.
This film captures the elements that contribute to making Skanska unique in the industry: capability; Scandinavian values; global presence; an end-to-end offering that includes development, design, building and maintaining.
Through a gigantic rooftop solar array, the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design at Georgia Tech will generate more electricity than used annually and bring a higher level of sustainability to the southeast U.S.
Re-purposed materials will also comprise much of the building, including floor decks made from dismantled movie filming sets.
More facts and photos about the project in ARCHITECT magazine:
What role does the world’s largest cities have in driving towards a carbon free future? We spoke to Laura Jay from C40, a network of the world’s megacities, about the challenges and opportunities she sees for cities.
For more on how we can cut carbon see: www.skanska.com/carbon
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