The construction knowledge gap images and files
Click here to download the full report.
Click here to see the press release.
Click here to read about the launch event.
Click on the images below to access and download high-resolution versions.
To find out more, contact Gregor Harvie: email [email protected].
The construction knowledge gap, gif, 552 x 333
What the construction industry writes about, jpg, 2317 x 1434
What the construction industry reads about, jpg, 2317 x 1434
What different age groups read about, gif 550 x 338
What 25 to 34 year olds read about, jpg 1950 x 1199
What the 65+ age group read about, jpg 1950 x 1199
Dwell time vs popularity scatter graph, jpg, 2057 x 1237
Demographics of knowledge consumers, jpg 2061 x 1266
Gregor Harvie at the launch of the report, jpg 1366 x 768
Watch Gregor Harvie talking at the launch event.
Watch Mark Farmer talking at the launch event.
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