By 2025, the UK Government has set goals to reduce construction costs by 33%, accelerate project delivery, and lower greenhouse gas emissions by 50%. Similarly, countries such as Japan and the United States are working to reduce construction costs significantly. This underscores the necessity for futuristic engineering infrastructures to not only withstand increasingly complex loads but also integrate innovative technologies and streamlined processes.
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