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Building People is aggregating and connecting people, knowledge, resource, opportunities and needs across the Built Environment (architecture, engineering and construction).
Connecting
We have created a 'Network of Networks' of organisations and initiatives that work with diverse audiences. We have started with six Communities, with the aim of one large and intersectional group that has the shared goal of supporting more people to succeed at careers in the Built Environment.
Find out more by meeting the Communities below:
Aggregating
We have brought together over 1,000 organisations that provide information, events, vacancies and resources across the Built Environment. See what help is available to find work, learning and/or support by searching Building People.
Integrating
Our model underpins and enables the websites of others, adding value and creating an ecosystem of content, vacancies and organisations.
Have a look at our prototype with CSTT and the CIC’s Roadmap for Change to see our integrator model.
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