Annual Forum on Urban Construction Engineering
Hosted by AUCEA, the Annual Forum brings project practice, technical research and regional collaboration together through keynote presentations, focused discussions and case studies.
- Organiser
- Asian Urban Construction Engineering Association
- Frequency
- Annual programme; dates and format follow the edition notice
- Participants
- Project owners, designers, contractors, researchers and engineering professionals
- Focus
- Quality, infrastructure, green construction and digital practice
Technical themes
Quality and safety
Quality controls across the project lifecycle, site safety, defect management and lessons learned.
Infrastructure and resilience
Roads, municipal systems, public infrastructure and urban renewal.
Green and low-carbon construction
Low-carbon materials, resource efficiency, energy retrofits and sustainable operations.
Digital construction
Digital design, construction coordination, project data and intelligent operations.
Construction management
Site planning, schedule coordination, collaborative working and risk controls.
Regional collaboration
Regional project experience, technical methods and research collaboration.
Presentations and exchange
Keynote presentations
SpeakersPresent engineering practice, research observations and technical methods through project context, implementation and key findings.
Roundtable discussions
Moderators and advisersBring project teams, technical experts and researchers together to compare approaches, their conditions of use and implementation experience.
Case workshops
Workshop mentors and early-career engineersReview projects, organise evidence and discuss technical decisions, quality controls and transferable lessons.
Research and project exchange
Project representatives and researchersExchange project cases, research summaries and collaboration opportunities as a basis for further technical discussion.
Technical and programme support
Technical review
Experts review case and research material and disclose relevant interests before participating.
Programme advice
Advisers propose practice-led topics and support interdisciplinary discussion and collaboration.
Programme coordination
The Secretariat coordinates the programme, materials and post-event records with speakers, moderators and participating organisations.