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Inside Bluebeam: David Rekker

Responsible for overseeing Bluebeam’s customers throughout Canada, David Rekker credits his proclivity for building long-lasting relationships as the key to his success

Frank Kalman

How Contractors Deliver When Building E-Commerce Fulfillment Centers

Emily Beyda

The Plumber Flushing Away Stereotypes to Motivate Women in Construction

Emily Beyda

Go Inside the Infrastructure Project Designed to Protect Lower Manhattan from Climate Change

Frank Kalman

This Bootstrapped Window and Wall Business Went from Bankruptcy to Global Success

Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

Explore the Fascinating World of Theme Park Design and Construction

Emily Beyda

Meet the Architect Designing Housing for LA Vets

Tips to Survive a Hot Construction Summer on a Jobsite

Videos

Projects

Are Malls Dying? It’s Complicated

Innovation, Projects

Southbank by Beulah: Building the World’s First ‘Greenscraper’

People, Projects

5 Things Superintendent Chad Czerwinski Can’t Live Without

People, Projects

Does Construction Have a Noise Problem?

Tips to Survive a Hot Construction Summer on a Jobsite

How Lendlease Plans to Reduce, Eliminate Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Innovation
Diana Kightlinger

The property developer and builder aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2025 and absolute zero by 2040. Here’s what its head of sustainability says other firms can do to reach aggressive targets

Amsterdam Moves to Mandate Wood Building. Here’s Why.

Innovation
Emily Beyda

Inspired by the environmental advantages of wood construction, the European city recently passed groundbreaking legislation mandating that all new buildings constructed after 2025 consist of at least 20% wood or other biobased material

This Old Barn Is Lighting Up Builders’ Imaginations

Projects
Emily Beyda

For artist and architect Catie Newell, Secret Sky is part of a larger practice of fashioning meaning from unexpected rediscoveries of the conventional built environment

‘Love It or List It’ Builder Sees Business Take Off

People
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

Hank McCullough made just $2,500 when he built his first house; now, after some shrewd moves and a popular TV show, the contractor says he’s busier than ever

How Lloyd Companies Endures as a Family-Run Construction Business

People
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

Started as a small, husband-and-wife business in the 1970s, the company now manages some 2.2 million square feet of commercial properties across the greater South Dakota region; here’s how the family enterprise is planning for its third generation of owners

Why Custom Hot Keys in Bluebeam Revu Are a Game-Changer

Tips and Tricks
Chris Graham

Saving a few clicks here and there may not sound like much, but over time, using hot keys leads to substantial time savings

Dive Deep into the World of Aquarium Construction

Projects
Emily Beyda

Designing and building spaces for humans to experience underwater wonders requires tremendous knowledge of how thousands of fish species exist in their natural habitats