Kanha Teang is one of six new Dig-IT Lab PhD students, focusing on developing research-based solutions for industrial digitalisation challenges. Her background as a property valuer provides highly relevant expertise […]

When the Swedish Minister of Education, Johan Persson, visited KTH on 30 October, Dig-IT Lab was one of the presenters showcasing KTH’s energy research and the current challenges in the […]

Real estate actors who need to digitalise their buildings can gain significantly by striving in the same direction. An article in Fastighetstidningen highlights the benefits of collaborations within Dig-IT Lab […]

The first Dig-IT Lab Education for Digitalisation workshop focused on the importance of digitisation in the real estate industry, with streamlining of the process from planning to management and handling […]

Our first workshop on Code of Conduct generated many valuable insights from the participants, as Dig-IT Lab continues to refine ethical guidelines and foster a culture of integrity in its […]

There is a lot of talk about ontologies. But what are they and how can they help make buildings smarter and more sustainable? Read the first article in a new […]

”We need to industrialise the complex and the digital, instead of, as is currently the case, only industrialising the relatively straightforward and concrete, such as frames and interior walls.” New […]

The Digitalization of the built environment – Challenges and Solutions workshop was held at Digital Futures, on September 12 and 13. It attracted participants from all of the Dig-IT Lab […]

Ph.D. project in digital transformation in the built environment This Ph.D. project investigates organisational and business aspects of digital transformation for a more sustainable built environment. An important aspect is […]

Katarina Bäcklund’s research indicates that smart buildings are not yet smart enough, and that not all data is smart data. There is still much to be done before the digital […]