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Engineering begins before a line is drawn on a plan. At A.I.C.E. Consulting S.r.l., it begins with understanding what already exists. The Italy-based civil and infrastructure engineering consultancy works on buildings, bridges, strategic infrastructure, and other complex assets where age, changing demands, regulations, operational constraints, or hidden conditions make the right solution difficult to define. With roots dating to the 1980s and more than 45 years of experience, A.I.C.E. has built its practice around investigation. Its teams study an asset before deciding how to intervene, combining historical research, surveys, diagnostics, material testing, structural analysis, monitoring, and digital technologies.
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EDITORIAL
Engineering Expertise and Digital Coordination Shape Construction’s Future
Civil and infrastructure engineering requires technical expertise, project coordination and long-term planning to address the demands of complex construction environments. This edition of Construction Business Review Europe explores the importance of engineering capabilities and the leadership perspectives shaping project delivery and construction technology.
Our cover story features A.I.C.E. Consulting, recognised as Top Civil and Infrastructure Engineering Consulting in Europe 2026. The recognition focuses on the importance of the unique function of civil and infrastructure engineering consultants for construction projects. The consultancy provides a link between engineering and planning/ development of infrastructure, which means that technical skills become an important factor in the implementation of the project. Recognition of A.I.C.E. Consulting shows the importance of consultancy in the construction industry of Europe.
The edition also features Jake Tucker, Silicon Valley Special Projects Lead at Turner Construction and Naysa Luna, Assistant Director, Virtual Design and Construction (PMO) at Universal Creative. Both professions can be seen as examples of two different areas of construction management. While project management is aimed at organising project-related processes and delivering them successfully, virtual design and construction integrates IT aspects into construction management. Thus, both professions can serve as an example of the knowledge base of construction project management.
The company and the contributors featured in this edition give the reader the opportunity to look at engineering consultancy, project management and digital construction from a number of different angles. The expertise they bring is in the technical and the organisational aspects of construction planning and delivery. We hope you find the cover story and the contributor features of interest and that they give you a better insight into the skills and direction that are shaping construction in Europe.
