Thursday February 25th, 2016
The line between personal and professional life is increasingly blurred: more and more, a single space can be used for training, socialisation, and work. The omnipresence of the internet enables people to perform tasks remotely, and to combine different tasks. Today, people also give and seek feedback based on experiences. We receive advice from other […]
The line between personal and professional life is increasingly blurred: more and more, a single space can be used for training, socialisation, and work. The omnipresence of the internet enables people to perform tasks remotely, and to combine different tasks. Today, people also give and seek feedback based on experiences. We receive advice from other people who are not necessarily experts. Citizens’ role has a renewed significance, as they are ushered into facilities that have been designed to welcome them and have them interact with new concepts or solutions.
This coworking space
in the midst of the Balinese nature brings local and visiting entrepreneurs together. Apart from the usual services a coworking space offers, Hubud developed a package for people who wish to relocate in Bali: this service provides help with airport pickup, finding a home, and getting to know the community.
This place
offers innovative project leaders the chance to test their products on the public. It is a space for dialogue and networking, which fosters improvement and local collaboration. Tubà provides project leaders with office space as well as advice on their development methods.
Online courses 
by professors at prestigious universities, free, with no selection process! The videos and exercises enable everyone to learn about a variety of fields, from physics to philosophy. An official certificate (assessment and payment required) is also offered. Thousands of people of all ages, from around the globe, attend MOOCs (Massive Online Open Classes).
Learn more about other initiatives to make work easier and more entertaining in our booklet Digital cities, human design and find out about our previous articles on digital technology:
Buses, underground systems, trams, car-sharing or short-term rental cars, car-pooling, mini-cab services, bikes, mopeds and self-service scooters, with or without stations: with the proliferation of forms of mobility, the residents of major cities have never had so many means of travel available to them.
Cast in situ, precast twin walls, precast slabs, modular construction, 3D printing... how do you choose? This, in essence, is the research project being carried out by Emna Attouri, a PhD student participating in the Chaire Construction 4.0 research
Leader of prestressing and cable-stayed systems, VSL has very specific expertise which enables it to contribute to some of the most prestigious and complex concrete structures in the world.
With the aim of reducing occupational health risks on work sites, improving productivity and producing complex items, 3D printing, while still in its experimental stage, is taking the building sector into an industrialisation process that will result in some exceptional achievements. Technology to serve US, not vice-versa.
Whether you call it a smart city, a connected city or, even better, a smart region, digitalisation is primarily all about improving and offering new services to citizens and then to the persons behind local policies in order to allow them to run the city more effectively.
Now more than ever, Bouygues Construction uses shared innovation to keep making its construction sites safer and more efficient.
Bouygues Construction operates in more than 80 countries on five continents. There are so many destinations to discover, for a complete change of scenery this summer! Travel the world through our most emblematic projects and sites—without the jet lag.
Smiile is a way of pooling resources and neighbourhood networks on the scale of an apartment block, a neighbourhood or even a city. The solution is one of the services proposed in the WIZOM Réhabilitation 2018 offer by Bouygues Construction. It is a great example of the Group's collaboration with a ‘French tech’ start-up.
A first for France. In September, social housing in Nantes will be built using an industrial 3D printer.
