Digitization in the Design and Construction Industry—Remote Work in the Context of Sustainability: A Study from Poland
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achieving sustainable goals; remote work sustainability; digitization of designing services; Industry 4.0; digitization and sustainability; designing and building sector remote work;All these keywords.
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