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We caught up with her to find out about her involvement in the Westminster program as well as to get her take on what young architects can learn from this seemingly daunting practice.. BW: How did you get involved with the University of Westminster's crit program and what do you enjoy about being involved?.

http://bit.ly/BWNewsUpdatesOne of the key policies in the Government’s.Construction Playbook.

is ‘to harmonise, digitise and rationalise demand’ across the public sector.The Construction Innovation Hub’s ‘.Defining the Need.

’ report – which came hot on the heels of the Construction Playbook at the end of 2020 – does exactly what the policy says.It sets about harmonising, digitising and rationalising demand by aggregating the next five years’ pipeline data from the major government departments (health, education, justice,.

and housing) to identify areas of commonality and difference..

When these documents were published, I commented that they would both be enablers of an ‘Amazon for construction’.While on the one hand someone might worry about opening themselves up to liability by providing data, they might also be wary of someone else using their data to achieve financial gain, and missing out on the opportunity themselves.

Sharp says the situation has led to a nervousness and immaturity surrounding data, resulting in a tendency to either refuse to share data, or a lack of control for the end user.What we need, she says, is a much more mature set of transaction mechanisms.

We need agreements, possibly establishing the rules of data use, or how any profits will be shared.This will be key to getting a really high functioning National Digital Twin, even with the National Data Strategy..