Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research (CABER)

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The Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research (CABER) strives to pioneer innovative methodologies, technologies, and techniques to enhance the design, management, and maintenance of buildings and their encompassing environments. It succeeds the Centre for Construction and Property Research (CPRC).

CABER's work encompasses global research, knowledge exchange, science communication, community interaction, and decision-maker training. It integrates local, national, and international sustainability perspectives, incorporating all stages of building design, construction, occupation, and life cycle analysis.

CABER aims to:

• Conduct impactful research beyond academia.
• Foster interdisciplinary innovation in addressing technical, social, and economic issues related to buildings.
• Engage and empower all stakeholders in the built environment sector.
• Promote a resilient and sustainable built environment.
• Identify creative opportunities for societal and business benefits, including participatory methodologies for policy-making.
• Serve as a platform for multi-stakeholder discussions on strategy and practice.

CABER collaborates with a diverse array of partners, including communities, policymakers, practitioners, academics, research councils, and institutions focused on sustainable communities. It encourages dialogues with all interested parties for a more resilient future.

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No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

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University of the West of England, Bristol
Bristol