The Virtual Reality Lab is being utilised in research and development projects internally and in collaboration with our industry partners, as well as in education.
About the lab
You find us on third floor in SB1, Sven Hultins gata 6, Campus Johanneberg.
The Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) research area explores how digital tools, organizational strategies, and new management principles can transform the built environment. By combining organization and management studies with digital construction, we develop methods, technologies, and processes that drive innovation and sustainability across the entire life cycle — from design and construction to facility management. Through close collaboration with industry and integration of research into education, CEM contributes to a more efficient, resilient, and sustainable construction sector.
We work in an interdisciplinary field including the entire construction process. We focus on single construction projects and the various roles of actors involved, or on individual companies / groups of companies and their operations. The main commitment of our research is to contribute to a future that results in healthier products, more efficient processes and a more sustainable society. Although we predominantly study the construction sector, part of our research is directed towards other project-based industries (e.g. ICT, automotive and consulting).
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The Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) research area explores how digital tools, organizational strategies, and new management principles can transform the built environment. By combining organization and management studies with digital construction, we develop methods, technologies, and processes that drive innovation and sustainability across the entire life cycle — from design and construction to facility management. Through close collaboration with industry and integration of research into education, CEM contributes to a more efficient, resilient, and sustainable construction sector.
We work in an interdisciplinary field including the entire construction process. We focus on single construction projects and the various roles of actors involved, or on individual companies / groups of companies and their operations. The main commitment of our research is to contribute to a future that results in healthier products, more efficient processes and a more sustainable society. Although we predominantly study the construction sector, part of our research is directed towards other project-based industries (e.g. ICT, automotive and consulting).