By Simon Nash

There’s increasing evidence to suggest we’ve reached a tipping point. Technology has become ubiquitous and screens seem to have had their day. We’ll need to reset our thinking if we want to remain relevant in a post-digital age.

I’ve written previously in this blog about the exponential potential of connected technologies, and a few weeks ago I ran an event that brought together architects with digital specialists to explore technology’s increasing role in the built environment.

Naturally we talked about growing investment in the commonly termed smart cities and buildings, and we heard from those in the know about new Read full story ›

Source: The Drum