By integrating advanced construction methods, renewable energy solutions and smart infrastructure, we have been able to support our clients drive towards a knowledge-based economy through innovative working processes.
We specialise in the project management of complex, fast track projects in the commercial and residential sectors, with a portfolio of successfully completed projects throughout Europe.
Our independently certified delivery standards work seamlessly with local and international guidelines and regulations, our approach provides benefits of speeding up delivery, reducing labour costs, eliminating unnecessary waste and improving quality and health & safety.
Where a BIM constructs and designs, a digital twin manages and maintains, MMC de-risks, accelerates and improves quality of delivery.
Digitalisation can achieve valuable savings for construction projects.
Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) is a term used to describe the design, planning and manufacturing of construction components in a factory-controlled setting, rather than using traditional on-site construction techniques. This includes methods such as modular construction, panelised construction, off-site fabrication and 3D printing. All factory-made elements are then assembled on-site for a faster build time and improved quality control.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a process that encourages collaborative working between all disciplines involved in design, construction, maintenance and use of buildings, with all parties sharing the same digital information, simultaneously, and in the same format. This helps to inform the commercial viability of a project whilst mitigating risks and enabling positive collaboration.
A Digital Twin is an exact replica of a construction project or asset, created by combining several types of data into a single platform, including 3D models, sensor data and real-time performance. Engineering principles, coupled with Artificial Intelligence – are applied to the digital model to obtain new data about the building, enabling better management of the physical component.