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5 Things Superintendent Chad Czerwinski Can’t Live Without

Construction workers rely on several essential tools to get the job done. Here, a project superintendent and carpenter shares the items he can’t live without on the job

Justin Hearn

The Bluebeam Feature That Will Make Your Workflows Way More Efficient

Chris Graham

Can Solar Energy Help Solve California’s Water Problem?

Emily Beyda

Reimagining New York City Post-Pandemic Construction

NYC’s Business District Re-Think Could Be a Boon for Local Construction Firms

Katie Morell

Go Inside the ‘World’s First’ Bikeable Building

Emily Beyda

What Are the Next-Generation Construction Skills?

Matt Wheelis

How Construction Firms Can Bolster Cybersecurity

Can Bamboo Construction Replace Timber and Steel?

From Flight Attendant to Crane Operator in Under a Year

Videos

Projects

Inside Gothenburg’s $100 Billion Sustainable Building Spree

Projects

The 5 Buildings That Epitomize Copenhagen Architecture

People

How One Engineer Is Dismantling Stereotypes of Women in Construction

Innovation, Tips and Tricks

Quantity Takeoffs Are the Best Kept Secret in Bluebeam Revu

5 Things Superintendent Chad Czerwinski Can’t Live Without

This Unlikely Construction Material Also Tastes Great on Burgers

Innovation
Emily Beyda

Say what now? That’s right—most would agree that mushrooms sauteed with onions atop anything is delicious. It turns out the ingredient may also be a game-changer as a building material that also helps reduce construction waste

How to Design Workspaces—Or Any Interior—With Bluebeam

Tips and Tricks
Troy DeGroot

Interior designers do amazing work—here’s how Bluebeam can make their jobs easier

The Metaverse Comes to Construction

Innovation
Erin Flynn Jay

Contractors are increasingly turning to virtual environments to help with pre-construction, and as more of larger society leans into the so-called metaverse, the technology’s use in construction seems poised to grow

The Breathtaking Austin Waterfront Skyscraper Set to Be Texas’ Tallest

Projects
Emily Beyda

They say everything is bigger in Texas. And in 2026, when Austin’s new Waterline mixed-use project officially opens, it will lay claim to being the tallest building in the state. Take a peek inside its compelling design

This Free Tool Aims to Help Small Contractors with Jobsite Safety

Projects
Sarah Lindenfeld Hall

In construction, there can be a disconnect between safety culture, companies’ stated commitment to safety and the safety climate—the ‘shared perceptions’ about whether safety policies and procedures should be followed

9 Priorities for Construction Technology for 2023 – And Beyond

Innovation
Hamish Champ

Some construction firms are well down the path toward a technologically enhanced future, with robots, drones, cloud-based resources and acres of software. But others have work to do. So what should they be thinking about?

Implementing New Construction Tech Is a Marathon, Not a Sprint

Innovation, Tips and Tricks
Frank Kalman

Despite the temptation to implement a new technology quickly, it’s important that there are practices in place to ensure the tool is evolving in the long run

Building Material Lead Times Are a Major Problem Right Now. Here’s Why.

Projects
Diana Kightlinger

Extended and uncertain lead times are turning bidding and building into a tiresome puzzle of constantly changing pieces—and it’s unclear when the headache will end