Abstract
In smart buildings, digital construction technologies can support more efficient management of data and information related to building components. This paper aims to draw a robust linking mechanism between digital construction technologies that support smart buildings and smart city development to satisfy building users' expectations. Data was attained using a qualitative approach via secondary data from literature and primary data in the context of case study with building users. The study suggests the importance of recognising single/multi-purposed data to support better synergy between digital construction technologies and in smart buildings and smart city development to satisfy building users’ expectations.
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