Agrowing sentiment of environmental consciousness is gradually enveloping industries and pervading the construction space. As construction activities rise across the globe, the market for green modes of construction, such as dry construction, is growing in tandem. The dry construction market, estimated at US$ 83.27 billion in 2021, is predicted to increase by a CAGR of 5.10 percent in 2022-2027, reaching US$ 112.23 billion at the end of the forecast period.
The dry construction market is expanding due to rising industrialization and urbanization in developing nations, leading to more construction activities, government legislation requiring and promoting dry constructions, and a shift in consumer preference toward eco-friendly, sustainable, and lightweight construction methods. The market is growing further in response to the rising demand for fast and cost-optimized construction techniques and the increasing use of recycled materials.
This edition of Construction Tech Review showcases the key developments in the dry construction space and how construction businesses and building material manufacturers leverage the latest tech solutions to transform and enhance construction processes. It features thought leadership articles from Mitchell Britto, Director, Smart Building Services at TDIndustries, and Richard Kimber, Managing Director at DPR Construction. They speak about data analytics’s vital role in constructing future intelligent buildings and the need for project managers to adopt innovative technology and a collaborative approach to better plan construction projects.
The edition also features Bridger Steel, a company delivering top-quality and easy-to-install metal panels for roofing, siding, and interior projects. It helps create robust, durable structures that resist the natural elements and are also pleasing to the eye.
In this edition featuring the finest dry construction solutions providers, we hope you find the right partner to infuse much-needed sustainability, efficiency, and innovation into your construction projects.
