Marks feels that a behavioral shift is the main element needed to utilise our existing technology to more of its fullest potential.
It was interesting to discover that, as a relative new business, they found many ways to make their laboratories more sustainable today than was ever thought possible, especially in terms of recycling waste.This information will be shared more fully with the workshop participants..
There are two very interesting impacts from such a strong sustainability drive:.Firstly, the very practical impact of the space required to treat, segregate, store and move materials for recycling.Secondly, the expectations of the new cohorts of the workforce.
Those entering the workforce in the 2020s expect and demand that these commitments and activities are going on and this influences who they want to work for..Skills shortages were mentioned in the pre-event survey completed by participants.
Although not discussed in great detail, a number of key points were made about recruitment.
Universities organised into traditional silos are not providing the skills required for the change ahead such as scientists with coding and equipment knowledge, or engineers with scientific understanding.He has been involved in a wide range of projects developed through the use of BIM, including Sugar House Island, Battersea Power Station, large UK government schemes and Equinix.
The experience obtained in these projects has allowed Urko to develop skills that have routed him into DfMA and.Cristina joined Bryden Wood's.team in July 2014, having previously worked in architectural firms in Spain, and after graduating from San Pablo CEU University in Spain in 2013..
Her experience includes public and urban spaces, residential development as well as sustainability and landscape projects.During her start at Bryden Wood, Cristina was involved in the design and feasibility study of a pharmaceutical project in Nigeria for GlaxoSmithKline.