All India Seminar on Application of Sustainable Materials in Modular Construction Technology
The All-India Seminar on “Application of Sustainable Materials in Modular Construction Technology” focuses on integrating sustainable, low-carbon, and resource-efficient materials into modular construction systems to achieve environmentally responsible, structurally efficient, and economically viable building solutions. It emphasizes how prefabrication and industrialized construction methods can be combined with green materials to reduce embodied carbon, minimize waste, improve energy efficiency, and promote circular economy principles in the construction industry. The integration of advanced digital technologies, innovative materials, and intelligent management systems to achieve environmentally responsible, resource-efficient, and resilient construction. Construction industry being a major consumer of natural resources and a significant contributor to carbon emissions, adopting smart and sustainable approaches has become a global necessity. It also highlights the role of smart construction materials, including low-carbon and self healing materials, in enhancing durability while minimizing environmental impact. Energy-efficient and smart buildings, supported by IoT-based monitoring systems, smart HVAC, and renewable energy integration, form a key part of this theme by reducing operational energy demand and emissions. In addition, automation, robotics, prefabrication, and 3D printing technologies are promoted for improving construction efficiency, safety, and waste reduction.
About the programme
The All-India Seminar on “Application of Sustainable Materials in Modular Construction
Technology” focuses on integrating sustainable, low-carbon, and resource-efficient materials into
modular construction systems to achieve environmentally responsible, structurally efficient, and
economically viable building solutions. It emphasizes how prefabrication and industrialized
construction methods can be combined with green materials to reduce embodied carbon, minimize
waste, improve energy efficiency, and promote circular economy principles in the construction
industry.
The integration of advanced digital technologies, innovative materials, and intelligent
management systems to achieve environmentally responsible, resource-efficient, and resilient
construction. Construction industry being a major consumer of natural resources and a significant
contributor to carbon emissions, adopting smart and sustainable approaches has become a global
necessity.
It also highlights the role of smart construction materials, including low-carbon and self
healing materials, in enhancing durability while minimizing environmental impact. Energy-efficient
and smart buildings, supported by IoT-based monitoring systems, smart HVAC, and renewable energy
integration, form a key part of this theme by reducing operational energy demand and emissions. In
addition, automation, robotics, prefabrication, and 3D printing technologies are promoted for
improving construction efficiency, safety, and waste reduction.
- Date
- 27 Aug 2026, 09:30 AM to 28 Aug 2026, 04:30 PM
- Venue
- Seminar Hall, SRM Valliammai Engineering College
- Access
- Public
- Organizer / host
- SRM Valliammai Engineering College
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