
The digital transformation of construction is powered by innovative technologies such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and digital tools like Digital Product Passports (DPP) or Digital Building Logbooks (DBLs). While they provide significant opportunities, its adoption among SMEs—who make up over 94% of the sector—remains limited due to accessibility and cost challenges.
EBC advocates for a digital framework tailored to the realities of SMEs, emphasizing open standards, practical and affordable tools, and targeted training. By supporting SME-friendly policies for digital construction, EBC promotes a future-ready construction sector where data-driven decisions are accessible to all. EBC action aims to ensure that digital standards and tools across the construction sector support sustainable, efficient, and inclusive growth.
EBC is delighted to announce that three EU-funded projects, namely BEEYONDERS, RoBétArmé, and HumanTech, have joined forces to form a collaborative cluster aimed at addressing key challenges in the ...
Last week, the European Council for Construction Research, Development, and Innovation ECCREDI conveyed its first Council meeting of 2023, which was attended by EBC. The meeting took place i...
On 9 and 10 November, EBC attended the conference on Digital Construction organised by the Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade in the context of the Czech presidency of the...
The European construction industry faces three major challenges: improve its productivity, increase the safety and wellbeing of its workforce and make a shift towards a green, resource efficient indus...
On 14 June, CEN/TC442, the Technical Committee (TC) working on the standardisation of Building Information Modelling (BIM), held its plenary meeting in Tromsø, Norway. The meeting was the first hybri...
Today 8 June, ECCREDI (The European Council for Construction Research, Development, and Innovation) held in Brussels an Open Forum followed by its Council meeting. The event sought to give an...