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Rt Hon Lord Henley refers to CDBB in UK's Smart Transformation Speech

21 February 2018

Rt Hon Lord Henley, Parliamentary Secretary of State for the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, gave a speech on Smart Cities at Smart Cities UK 2018 in which he refers to the important work of the Centre for Digital Built Britain.

Guest Blog - Arthur Lankester - Smart Cities Expedition

21 February 2018

Arthur Lankester, Smart Cities Expedition, explains his upcoming one-man-on-a-motorcycle expedition to Smart Cities in Europe and beyond.

Video Introduction to the Centre for Digital Built Britain

12 February 2018

Professor Andy Neely and Dr Mark Bew introduce the Centre and explain what a Digital Built Britain is, what the challenges are and how Cambridge will engage with its various stakeholders.

Blog - Dr Mark Bew - Strategic Advisor

5 February 2018

Dr Mark Bew, Strategic Advisor to the Centre, sets his role at, and vision for, the Centre for Digital Built Britain

Blog - Introducing Alexandra Bolton - Assistant Director

3 February 2018

In this Blog we hear from the Centre's Assistant Director, Alexandra Bolton, as she describes her role and her vision for the Centre.

Blog - Professor Andy Neely

26 January 2018

As Director of the new Centre for Digital Built Britain, based at the University of Cambridge, Professor Andy Neely, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Enterprise and Business Relations, sets out the next stage of the Digital Built Britain programme.

2011 BIM Working Group Strategy Paper

25 January 2018

A report for the Government Construction Client Group

Research Summary from Scoping Study

12 January 2018

Summary of research scoping study conducted in June 2017.

CDBB responds to National Infrastructure Commission report - 'Data for Public Good'

15 December 2017

The Centre for Digital Built Britain’s Response to the Nation Infrastructure Commission’s Data for Public Good Report

Centre for Digital Built Britain Mini-projects Programme 2017-18

13 December 2017

We are pleased to announce that to start off the research programme, the Centre is looking to commission a number of mini projects from within the University of Cambridge research network for up to £25K each. Due to funding restrictions, these projects must be completed by 31/3/2018. This is the first set of funding opportunities. External opportunities will be available in 2018.