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9/12/24, 2:18 PM                          Modernisation holds key to future of UAE construction environment
        The conversation proved that addressing issues, connecting with stakeholders, and working together are essential to
        developing an effective technological ecosystem.

        The collaboration between the government and academic institutions has proven vital in developing facilities that
        effectively support both people and technologies, ensuring the best outcomes. This was deemed critical as working
        with academia set the stage for empowering future engineers.

        Tachwali noted that when guided correctly, aspiring engineers and interns will be better able to design disruptive
        solutions that will contribute greatly to the evolution of construction.

        Looking ahead, the greatest potential for advancement keeps evolving. Currently, AI is revolutionising digital delivery,
        especially through improved database management, which is becoming a standard practice in construction. This is
        not new to other industries, but it is a significant development for construction, reducing project times significantly.

        3D printing a game-changer

        Tachwali pointed out that 3D printing is emerging as a game-changer, with around 15 projects in Dubai already
        utilising this technology.

        While 3D printing is still in its early stages, it holds great promise for the construction industry. However, widespread
        adoption requires a mindset shift. People are slowly realising that traditional methods may no longer be the most
        effective.

        Additionally, he highlighted Dubai Municipality’s increasing focus on digital technologies, especially - in GIS
        development, digital delivery, data development and AI integration.

        "Dubai Municipality has successfully completed the regulations governing the use of 3D printing technology and is
        issuing a license for the use of 3D in construction, in addition to turning building code requirements into operational
        requirements. Dubai Municipality has undertaken a number of Building Information Modelling (BIM) initiatives, which
        include mandates, online e-checkers and e-standards," he noted.

        Integrating technologies and modern techniques has yielded significant outcomes. As technological advancements
        continue to flourish and shape the construction industry, Procore and Dubai Municipality stand committed to
        supporting these developments.

        By bridging gaps and enhancing construction outputs through innovation, they aim to connect communities and
        construction professionals, improve productivity, and foster sustainable growth in the built environment moving
        forward.-TradeArabia News Service



































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