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08 Jan 2021  |  Global  |  Market Outlook

Key Architectural Trends Determining Construction Materials Usage, Outlook 2021

Trends Such as Sustainability, Verticalisation, Construction Automation, and Lightweighting Drive the Usage of Different Materials

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This study aims to provide a growth outlook and top predictions for 2021 for the global construction materials market. The scope of the study comprises analysis of the construction materials market by material and geographic segmentation. The consumption of construction materials is dependent on the demand from construction activities across the ...

This document presents a comprehensive analysis of thermal insulation materials used in the construction industry, which enhance energy efficiency and reduce heat transmission within buildings. It encompasses a wide range of commonly commercialized insulation forms, including batts and rolls, blown-in or loose-fill insulation, rigid foam boards, sp...

Climate change and the resulting environmental regulations continue to affect all European sectors, including the building construction and demolition space. The European Green Deal, a package of policy initiatives, boosts efficient resource use, outlining investments needed for climate mitigation and adaptation. It calls for a 40% reduction in ove...

The transformation of the homes and buildings industry encompasses a wide range of changes from net zero buildings to competitive intensity in smart home solutions. These strategic imperatives impact all industry participants, necessitating convergence with cross-industry players to advance homes and buildings. This calls for innovation in value pr...

Global insulation materials industry is poised for growth due to the rising demand of efficient insulation in both residential sector on account of the increase in energy costs and tightening governmental policies. The importance of energy conservation is also expected to drive the insulation market. Over the last few years, various government ini...

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the need to automate buildings, presenting opportunities to increase digitalization and underscoring the need to decrease energy consumption in buildings. This has resulted in a spurt in demand for smart building management solutions. The Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and cloud technol...

Frost & Sullivan defines a smart building as one equipped with networked devices that help provide a safe, productive, and comfortable environment for its occupants while optimizing operational and energy performance. Smart building industry participants, including leading, emerging, and start-up companies, innovate to achieve building decarbonizat...

In 2026, the smart buildings sector is accelerating rapidly, propelled by the convergence of AI agents, IoT sensors, and cloud-based platforms that tackle the longstanding 25%–35% efficiency gap in commercial properties while introducing personalized, conversational interfaces to elevate tenant satisfaction and technician efficiency. Autonomous edg...

The banking and financial services industry is increasingly focused on reducing cost and increasing efficiency and profitability. This Internet of things (IoT) start-up tracker helps participants in the digital banking and financial services ecosystem identify solution providers with offerings that address industry challenges. The start-up tracker ...