Can quantity surveyors lead a digital revolution?
Digital transformation is complex and demands a real commitment to change. For the construction sector, going digital can lead to more value and less risk. So what’s holding parts of the industry back from full adoption?
Counting and cutting the cost of embodied carbon
Innovation and new technologies continue to improve how buildings operate, bringing productivity, efficiencies and greater user comfort. In the race to meet global agreements and targets for emissions reduction, we need to work together to reduce embodied carbon.
WT appoints National Defence Sector Lead
Gavin Balharrie has been appointed as National Defence Sector Lead as it continues to grow.
De-risking Tasmania’s major infrastructure projects must start now
Tasmania may be Australia’s smallest state but there’s a lot going on down south. Besides the ongoing maintenance and upgrades of existing infrastructure assets throughout the state, we’re also seeing many new once-in-a-generation projects on the drawing board or coming online.
Can the housing crisis shape a better future?
Housing is fundamental to every Australian’s health, wellbeing, security and sense of community – so it’s critical and urgent that all parts of the complex, interconnected property sector tackle the housing problem fast.
WT grows Portfolio and Program Advisory capabilities with PSA acquisition
Leading international cost management and advisory firm WT announced the acquisition of PSA Project Consulting to further grow its Portfolio and Program Advisory national practice in Australia.
