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How Digital Transformation Changed Hoffman Building Technologies’ Business

The building automation company was stuck managing paper documents and processes, until Bluebeam Revu helped digitize its workflows

Scott Van Voorhis

Designed for the Nose: The Art of Scent in Architecture

Emily Beyda

The 5 Buildings That Epitomize Boston Architecture

Justin Hearn

What Contractors Need to Know About Volatile Materials Prices

Diana Kightlinger

How Erin Werkema Is Building a Construction Tech Community in Austin

Frank Kalman

Can 3D Printing Solve the Housing and Worker Shortage?

Emily Beyda

5 Things Construction Tech Manager Pablo Giraldo Can’t Live Without

Inside Bluebeam: Tech Support’s Special Problem-Solving Approach

A Document Management Workflow for the Modern Construction Project

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People, Projects

5 Things Construction Tech Manager Pablo Giraldo Can’t Live Without

Innovation

Laser Scanning Has Never Been Better—But Adoption Is Slow. Why?

Innovation, Inside Bluebeam

Inside Bluebeam: Tech Support’s Special Problem-Solving Approach

Projects

The 5 Buildings That Epitomize Dallas Architecture

The 5 Buildings That Epitomize Boston Architecture

Are Net Zero Buildings Possible?

Innovation, Projects
Emily Beyda

As the construction industry becomes greener and net zero buildings emerge, one company explores what it would take to create a zero carbon construction future.

The Bluebeam Stapler—Making Working Life a Little Less Complicated

Tips and Tricks
Hamish Champ

Working on a job that requires numerous PDF files to be collated into one manageable document? It’s easy with Bluebeam Stapler.

Why Converting (or Demolishing) Dead Malls Is Harder Than You Think

Projects
Emily Beyda

The shopping mall has been on the decline for decades, but recent downturns and transformations in the economy have turned these properties into compelling-yet-complex conversion opportunities

Spearheading Digital Transformation: HITT Contracting’s Kim Roy

People
Pat Olsen

The first non-family-member CEO of the 84-year-old contractor shares why she got into construction, the biggest issues facing the industry and the best advice she’s ever received

How ‘Brownfield’ Development Presents A Unique Housing Opportunity

Projects
Hamish Champ

The U.K.’s housing shortage requires innovative approaches when it comes to using former industrial sites and small plots of disused land

Streaming Wars Surge Demand for Sound Stage Construction

Projects
Scott Van Voorhis

The pandemic propelled demand for streaming content as homebound consumers spent more time binge watching their favorite programs. The result: a flood of sound stage construction in places beyond Hollywood

What Construction Might Look Like Post-Pandemic

Projects
Erik Sherman

As the world continues to battle COVID-19, construction and design firms must consider what new projects will need for a future where pandemics occur more frequently

Is Your Office Designed for Wellness? Ask This Architect.

Innovation, Projects
Diana Kightlinger

Biophilic design emerged prior to COVID-19, but as this expert interview reveals, the pandemic has made a priority of constructing spaces for wellness