Hosted by KOSMOS · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 78 episodes
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Construction is changning. This podcast will help you change with it. Detailed conversations about a rapidly changing Construction Industry. Discussions about the future of Construction: BIM, digitization, sustainability, industry collaboration, the power of data, digitalization and much more. Topics that all need to be considered, if you want to secure your place in the Construction Industry of tomorrow. Come take part in the discussions, alongside us and our guests. New episode every two weeks. Hosted by Elia González Salas and Ross Griffin from KOSMOS.
KOSMOS hosts Inventing Construction, a business show with 78 episodes published.
The construction industry often treats handover as the end of the project, instead of what it really is: the beginning of a building’s operational life. A lot of building data is created every year, and most of it is los
The reality is this: our buildings are full of surplus energy. And we waste most of it. Across offices, hotels, hospitals, and data centres, enormous amounts of heat are generated every single day. Ventilation systems bl
Walk onto almost any construction site today and you’ll find the same paradox. Projects worth tens or hundreds of millions are being delivered with cutting-edge design tools, advanced materials, and increasingly strict s
Cost and carbon are measured in two different worlds. Clients want lower carbon. But decisions are based on cost. Not because they don’t care. Not because they lack ambition. But because the information rarely arrives al
7 out of 9 planetary boundaries have already been crossed. That’s seven critical global processes that regulate the stability and resilience of the Earth. For years, sustainability in construction has focused primarily o
If you read the headlines, you might think data centres are the problem. They use energy. They take up space. They create “just a few jobs.” They’re described as grey, windowless boxes that quietly sit in industrial zone
The construction industry is moving faster than ever. Digital twins. Information management frameworks. AI-assisted workflows. Data-driven decision-making. Asset-focused delivery. Clients demanding structured data, not j
The construction industry has a people problem. Across markets, firms are struggling to hire and retain building surveyors, quantity surveyors, project managers, and estimators. The demand for construction is growing, re
Thinking about concrete as a sustainable material might sound a bit weird. But when you look past the headline statistics regarding its carbon impact, you start to see a material that is undergoing a quiet, chemical revo
The real competitive advantage in construction isn’t technology, contracts, or delivery models. It’s people. It's highly competent people that enjoy and experiences meaning in the work they do everyday. In this episode E
Talking about data in construction might sound like a technicality reserved for IT departments. But when you look at how projects are actually run—the "headless chicken" scenarios on-site, the reactive decision-making, a
Starting a conversation about programming in construction might not sound like a recipe for excitement. But give it a minute. When you zoom in on what professional services truly mean in this industry, the endless Excel
Talk about transforming construction, and you’ll often get eye-rolls or buzzword fatigue. But listen to those that are the most passionate about this topic, and you’ll find a much deeper story—one of culture, people, mis
When most people hear "construction innovation," they picture software teams in office buildings or tech startups far from the dust and noise of real projects. But innovation is happening where the concrete is poured and
When we talk about the future of construction, we often focus on carbon goals, modular design, or project delivery speed. But there’s a quieter crisis growing behind the scenes: we lack the people who both understand con
Digitalising an entire industry doesn’t happen overnight. Especially not construction, an industry built on tradition, relationships, and physical outcomes. But when you zoom in on how digitalisation unfolds, policy shif
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Let’s face it: pharmaceutical construction isn’t your average building site. You’re not just dealing with concrete and steel; you’re dealing with regulatory scrutiny, sterile environments, and equipment that costs more t
There’s a kind of quiet chaos in the construction industry. Not the noisy kind with jackhammers and rebar, but the hidden kind, buried in emails, ignored in meeting notes, and overlooked in the schedule. It’s called chan
Contractors are starting to hire external quantity surveying consultants. But that's just one of many changes shaping the future of quantity surveying for contractors. Tom Haley, Managing Director at Quantik, and his tea
Sarah Davidson
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Paul Bingham
Director of Global Intelligence and Analytics, Transportation Consulting · S&P Global Market Intelligence
1 appearance on this show
John Murphy
author, consultant, coach and business leader · Association for Accessible Medicines
1 appearance on this show
James Garner
Global Head of Data and Insights & Analytics · Percheron Therapeutics
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Jackson
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Sean O'Connor
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Patrick Carroll
Editorial Fellow · Foundation for Economic Education
1 appearance on this show
Ralph Montague
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1 appearance on this show
Andrew Knight
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1 appearance on this show
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