Construction and the public sector are an ecosystem in constant flux

Professionals in the construction industry will be counting on innovative technologies and materials to reduce their carbon footprint. From design to construction and operations, low-carbon buildings are becoming a reality. The shift to low-carbon buildings, which was initiated by regulatory changes, will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions thanks to the materials used, optimised water consumption, and power supply management. 

BIM is ushering in a new era for all private and public sector players involved in construction. It makes the process of exchanging information and data on structures throughout their lifecycle easier, particularly during the operations phase. BIM uses 3D modelling for easy visualisation. This new approach to design will cut construction and maintenance costs for both the public and private sectors.  

One unexpected benefit of the pandemic has been the accelerated digital transformation of government agencies, with major investments in three areas: digital infrastructure development, awareness-raising and employee training in digital technology, and user connectivity. The user experience is important to government agencies, which are trying out new technologies and strive to offer personalised user services. 

Mezzoteam is a collaborative BIM platform for organising, processing, managing, and sharing construction project data (documents, plans, reports, models, etc.). It serves as a backbone for construction projects. Mezzoteam is France’s leading CDE (Common Data Environment). With over 50,000 users, the Mezzoteam platform brings together French and global stakeholders from projects of all sizes, including office buildings, data centers, stations, and subway lines. For over 30 years, Mezzoteam has stood out from the crowd with its expert support for clients in any situation (BIM, cloud, on-premise, etc.) so they can fully leverage their project data.