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Comparison with other industries:
The aviation sector is considered a very polluting sector. This is understandable, since a flight from Paris to New York and back causes roughly the same emissions as the average person in the EU who heats his home for a whole year. However, if we compare the percentage of global emissions, it becomes clear that the construction industry, at just under 40 percent, is a much larger environmental/air pollutant than the aviation sector, at just 2 percent.
The construction industry is responsible for just under 40 percent of global carbon emissions - by comparison, the aviation industry produces just over 2 percent of global carbon emissions.
Examples of wasted material:
Could this principle also be applied to the planning phase and thus to the software industry?

Known is already:
- Digital building before physical building reduces conflicts, wrong specifications and thus rework in the building process to a minimum.
- More precise planning saves large amounts of concrete, steel, sand, etc.
- Digital structural analysis solutions optimize the use of materials in the design and construction of steel structures.
- With digital solutions, the technical building equipment can also be dimensioned exactly so that its use requires a minimum of resources.
- On the construction site, up to 90 percent of paper can be saved by using digital solutions.
- Integrated Workplace Management Systems (IWMS) allow heating, ventilation and lighting to be optimally controlled.
- In addition, the actual need for office space is measured; this means that only the space that is actually needed needs to be planned.
