“I am hopeful that this book can serve as a guidebook for the journey into this new and exciting frontier.” Dr Michael Grieves Research Scientist Twin Systems: Transforming the Built Environment with Digital Twins How to plan, design, construct and operate Digital Twins in the built environment What if the buildings, bridges, and cities around us could think, adapt, and evolve? Twin Systems: Digital Twins of the Built Environment is your guide to understanding how this is becoming a reality. Co-authored by leading experts from the University of Cambridge and beyond, including Dr. Erika Parn, Professor Ioannis Brilakis, and academic pioneers Rafael Sacks, Lucio Soibelman, and Mark Enzer, this book simplifies the cutting-edge concept of digital twins. These aren’t just digital copies of physical things—they’re living, dynamic systems that can transform how we design, build, and maintain the world around us. From construction sites to urban planning, Twin Systems shows how digital twins can unlock incredible benefits, from making data-driven decisions to improving sustainability and efficiency. Packed with real-world case studies and actionable strategies, it explains why digital twins are the future of long-lasting infrastructure and thriving cities. Whether you're a professional looking to stay ahead or a student curious about the future, this book offers a clear and inspiring roadmap to harnessing digital twins for success in the built environment.