2025 EC³ Summer School
Welcome to the 2025 European Council on Computing in Construction Summer School which will take place in Porto Portugal, on 7-11 th July, 2025. The Summer School will provide a platform for participants to gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the latest topics on computing and interact with world-renowned experts, researchers, and industry professionals.
EC³ & CIB W78 Conference
14-17 July, 2025
EC³ Summer School
14-17 July, 2025
LDAC 2025
09-11 July, 2025
Topics
The 2025 EC³ & CIB W78 Conference will take place in Vilar Oporto Hotel Congress Center, located 1 km west of the Porto City Historic Centre.
Cyberphysical Systems
Integration of computation, networking, and physical processes for the built environment.
AI for AEC Applications
Application of Artificial Intelligence in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC).
Digital Twins
Creation and use of digital replicas for optimizing the design and lifecycle of built environments.
Construction Robotics
Use of robotics to enhance automation and efficiency in construction processes.
Computer Vision
Application of computer vision techniques for real-time monitoring and data analysis in construction.
Blockchain – Digital Product Passports
Using blockchain for creating Digital Product Passports to track lifecycle data in construction.
Generative AI
Exploration of Generative AI to automate design, planning, and optimization in construction.
Partners
We welcome participants from academia and industry with interests in learning about the latest advancements in the area of Computing in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Facilities Management (AEC/FM) industry.
Venue
The EC3 Summer School and LDAC 2025 will take place at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP) Address: Campus FEUP – Rua Dr. Roberto Frias, s/n 4200-465 Porto. The Faculty of Engineering Campus is located in Paranhos, 3,5 km North Porto City Historic Centre.
Timeline
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to the most common questions about EC³, membership, events, and activities.
Who can join EC³?
Membership is open to individuals and institutions involved in the field of computing in construction — including researchers, engineers, academics, software developers, and professional organizations.
What activities does EC³ organize?
EC³ hosts and supports various activities, such as:
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The annual Conference on Computing in Construction (CIC)
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The Summer School on Computing in Construction
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Technical committees and working groups on topics like Data & Analytics, Modelling & Standards, Human-Data Interaction, and Education
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Awards recognizing excellence in research and innovation
What are the benefits of becoming a member?
Members enjoy several benefits, including:
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Access to technical committees and working groups
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Priority registration and discounts for EC³ conferences and events
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Opportunities to collaborate on research initiatives
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Access to newsletters, publications, and updates from the EC³ community
How can I become a member of EC³?
You can apply for membership through the Membership section of the website. Typically, this involves completing a registration form and paying the annual membership fee.
Who is EC³?
The European Council on Computing in Construction (EC³) is a non-profit organization that brings together academics, researchers, and professionals from the construction and IT industries. Its mission is to advance research, innovation, and education in the field of computing in construction and to promote collaboration across Europe and beyond.
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