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title: "Construction 2035: Preparing Today’s Industrial Assets for Tomorrow"
description: Construction 2035 explores how industrial facilities can be designed for long-term performance, low carbon, and adaptability beyond 2035.
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# Construction 2035

## Construction 2035: Preparing Today’s Industrial Assets for Tomorrow

Published on 25 February 2026

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Observing a changing reality for industrial assets

Industrial construction is evolving. While completing projects on time and on budget remains important, we’re noticing a growing focus on building facilities that are resilient, adaptable, and low-carbon, able to respond to changing needs . A few trends are becoming more visible:

Evolving approaches to industrial construction

We’ve noticed that some traditional models lowest-bid contracting, opaque project delivery, or labour-only arrangements are being tested by these shifts. At the same time, bespoke design remains central to creating value for each client. Where appropriate, lessons learned across projects can be applied in a tailored way to enhance efficiency and reliability, and considering the uniqueness of each facility.

Platforms, products, and performance in practice

Across our work with leading global companies, we’ve seen how integrating facility thinking, digital tools, and outcome-focused collaboration can make a meaningful difference in industrial construction. For example:

Looking ahead

From where we stand today, it seems increasingly important to view construction as more than a cost centre it’s an opportunity to shape resilient, adaptive assets. By combining collaboration, thoughtful design, and long-term accountability, industrial facilities can remain forward-looking, valuable, and relevant well beyond 2035.

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