Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- On 10 October, PERI held a seminar in Tashkent on “Monolithic construction. Reducing costs through the use of formwork and digital technologies. It was held with the support of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan, as well as PlanRadar.

The event was a great success and brought together more than 110 representatives of the construction industry of Uzbekistan: developers, general contractors, subcontractors, designers. This once again emphasizes that the culture of construction in Uzbekistan is developing, and with it the interest in technological approaches is growing, so the reports devoted to them caused a very lively response.

During the seminar, they talked about how monolithic construction and formwork affect the quality of the final structure, what types of formwork systems are, how to work with suppliers of formwork equipment, how to reduce formwork costs, and many other relevant topics were touched upon. The audience asked questions, participated in discussions and shared their point of view. In addition, the organizers put together an exhibition stand so that the builders could get to know the various formwork systems firsthand.

“The construction market and construction culture are developing, and in this context, education and popularization of high-tech approaches, which significantly speed up production and increase its efficiency, come to the fore. The seminar was an important step in this direction, and the interest of the participants shows how relevant the request for such technologies is in Uzbekistan. We are very pleased with the results of the seminar and hope that more and more construction companies in Uzbekistan will opt for modern solutions,” says Shokhruh Arifjanov, PERI Project Manager in Uzbekistan