Imagine a future where business and design boundaries are pushed beyond imagination. Algorithms and neural networks are driving the next transformation in the built environment, with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) forming the foundation
AI is an umbrella term encompassing techniques that empower machines to perceive, reason, learn and make decisions. Within this vast umbrella are subsets like machine learning, deep learning and generative AI.
While some speculate that AI might replace architects, engineers and other professionals in the built environment, the reality is likely to be a harmonious collaboration between humans and AI. The synergy between human creativity and AI capabilities promises to reshape the A&E industry.
By leveraging AI-driven tools, A&E firms can optimise how they manage their business, people and projects.
“When we think of a technology like generative AI, or even AI in general, it’s all about making the project lifecycle smarter.”
-Bret Tushaus, VP, Project Management at Deltek
AI: The next revolution for firms in the built environment
How A&E firms are using AI:
- 40% to analyse photographs, videos, or 3D scans of buildings and construction sites.
- 39% to generate valuable insights into their operational performance, enabling data-driven decisions to enhance efficiency and productivity.
- 39% to predict project outcomes, helping mitigate risks, forecast timelines, and improve project planning accuracy.
Discover how AI is powering the project lifecycle for A&E firms
AI can enable your architecture or engineering firm to streamline operational workflows, enhance collaboration and stay competitive.
Explore how AI can enhance productivity, creativity, efficiency and accuracy at each stage of the project lifecycle.
This guide covers:
- The scope of AI
- Examples of how A&E firms are leveraging AI
- How AI can power each stage of the project lifecycle
- Best practices for adopting AI successfully
