The use of wearable technology is exploding in popularity across construction sites. Step into the future and take your construction project to the next level with these wearables:
An aged population stares the industry in the eye. Does one deliberate or act?
The possibility of technology serving humankind to rekindle the lost shine of our older buildings is a budding promise. 3D laser scanning is offering a remote means of logging friable historical structures in the form of 3D modules.
Heritage sites are emblems of a civilization’s aspirations. Losing them means losing a part of our collective memory. In 2001, laser scans were performed by late art historian and Vassar College professor, Andrew Tallon.
Innovate. Build. Change. Repeat. It can no longer be denied that we inhabit a 2-planet home world. Earth is unique among planets of planetary system as it is the only habitual planet that has dual gravity.
The running joke in our industry is that when Revit doesn’t do something, we say, “Well, maybe in the next release.” There are a lot of firms just now getting on the BIM band wagon, and with new technologies coming out, it leaves many to ask, “What comes after Revit?”
Despite Revit’s innovative features and flexibility, architectural designers slip into old “AutoCAD habits” when using AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD MEP. Why is this?
While the general concept of a private cloud is something that many IT professionals are familiar with, the actual creation and deployment of a private BIM cloud requires a high level of IT skills
The term Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been around for awhile, but in practice, BIM is still in its infancy and is still weighted heavily towards the front end of building design and construction.
Revit is a multi-users design tool that works like a champ on a local area network with all the designers sitting in the same office. But it doesn’t fit the operational needs of the larger firms working on a large project
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