Together, we’re transforming construction
In collaboration with over 300 organisations, industry bodies, policy-makers, practitioners and academics, the Construction Innovation Hub is driving innovation throughout construction, addressing the sector’s performance and productivity challenges.
Encouraging advanced manufacturing systems and enabling market evolution
Through collective innovation we are delivering an innovative platform approach to design for manufacture and assembly, the future of the UK construction industry.
Redefining ‘value’ to improve industry’s impact on current and future generations
We are enabling value-based decision making that supports us to build back better, driving better social, environmental and economic outcomes.
Driving the digital transformation of global construction and infrastructure
We are enabling organisations and governments to grow its collective digital maturity to meet the ever-evolving needs of the built environment and those who use it.
Our vision
is a world where our built environment improves quality of life, delivers greater social value, reduces environmental impact and is delivered by a world-leading, innovative and sustainable industry.
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Our transformative programme is structured around four core integrated projects:
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The Value Toolkit is a government-backed initiative designed to change the way the construction industry thinks about and measures value.
Led by the need to respond to evolving policy priorities that have a greater focus on more holistic value metrics, Construction Innovation Hub has collaborated with over 200 experts from across government and industry to develop the Value Toolkit – a new process and digital tools designed to change the way the construction industry thinks about and measures value.
Aligned with Government’s Construction Playbook and Treasury’s Green Book, the Value Toolkit empowers decision-makers to make more informed and policy-aligned decisions.
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The Platform Programme is a collaboration of industry leaders, peers and Government to develop, prototype, test and demonstrate the fundamentals of a platform approach to design for manufacture and assembly. An approach that not only encourages innovation within construction, but also helps to future-proof industry.
Following analysis of a Government five-year new build pipeline worth circa £50 billion, the platform programme estimated that 70% of the spaces required are suitable for delivery, in whole or in part, through an innovative platform solution – just one of the ways in which a platform approach could help create greater efficiencies, cost savings and boost long-term value for both public and private sectors.
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The Information Management project focuses on harnessing the potential of digital evolution to create a world-leading industry that delivers better long-term outcomes for all.
The world and our infrastructure is evolving, and digitalisation plays a key part in this. For the construction industry to thrive for future generations it must embrace digital ways of working now that help to secure its pipeline.
In collaboration with industry, Government and academia the Information Management project researches, tests and demonstrates how establishing the ‘golden thread’ of information management within digitalisation will help boost efficiencies, productivity and ensure sustainability of the sector.
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The International Programme is working to support the adoption of global standards for digital ways of working within construction that help to create a democratic and open global marketplace, creating opportunities and facilitating trade across international borders.
Introducing global standards within construction also helps to progress the policies of governments around the world.
Through establishing a Global BIM Network, the International Programme is supporting governments around the world to mandate BIM in order to increase productivity, improve infrastructure performance, and deliver long-term social, economic and environmental outcomes.
The Value Toolkit is a government-backed initiative designed to change the way the construction industry thinks about and measures value.
Led by the need to respond to evolving policy priorities that have a greater focus on more holistic value metrics, Construction Innovation Hub has collaborated with over 200 experts from across government and industry to develop the Value Toolkit – a new process and digital tools designed to change the way the construction industry thinks about and measures value.
Aligned with Government’s Construction Playbook and Treasury’s Green Book, the Value Toolkit empowers decision-makers to make more informed and policy-aligned decisions.
The Platform Programme is a collaboration of industry leaders, peers and Government to develop, prototype, test and demonstrate the fundamentals of a platform approach to design for manufacture and assembly. An approach that not only encourages innovation within construction, but also helps to future-proof industry.
Following analysis of a Government five-year new build pipeline worth circa £50 billion, the platform programme estimated that 70% of the spaces required are suitable for delivery, in whole or in part, through an innovative platform solution – just one of the ways in which a platform approach could help create greater efficiencies, cost savings and boost long-term value for both public and private sectors.
The Information Management project focuses on harnessing the potential of digital evolution to create a world-leading industry that delivers better long-term outcomes for all.
The world and our infrastructure is evolving, and digitalisation plays a key part in this. For the construction industry to thrive for future generations it must embrace digital ways of working now that help to secure its pipeline.
In collaboration with industry, Government and academia the Information Management project researches, tests and demonstrates how establishing the ‘golden thread’ of information management within digitalisation will help boost efficiencies, productivity and ensure sustainability of the sector.
The International Programme is working to support the adoption of global standards for digital ways of working within construction that help to create a democratic and open global marketplace, creating opportunities and facilitating trade across international borders.
Introducing global standards within construction also helps to progress the policies of governments around the world.
Through establishing a Global BIM Network, the International Programme is supporting governments around the world to mandate BIM in order to increase productivity, improve infrastructure performance, and deliver long-term social, economic and environmental outcomes.
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