The virtual metaverse is set to make a significant impact on the construction industry, particularly among architects and designers, who will relish the opportunity to collaborate with ease, see the limits of design pushed further than ever and take clients on a journey through a project before its groundbreaking.
Stanley ‘Dirt Monkey’ Genadek is an unlikely internet star, having amassed nearly 1 million YouTube subscribers who tune in to watch him perform and comment on relatively humdrum residential construction projects
Contractors are increasingly turning to virtual environments to help with pre-construction, and as more of larger society is exploring the so-called metaverse, the technology’s use in construction seems poised to grow
While the private sector has been using Bluebeam for several years, the public sector is now getting in on the act. Here’s how the city of Henderson, Nevada, is using the technology.
The world’s first dividing pitch and long-term home to NFL London faced complex engineering and building challenges during its construction
Construction is one of the fastest-growing industries in Australia and one of the biggest sources of managed waste. This five-step Waste Management Checklist helps all members of the building sector to play their part in a more sustainable future.
With projected construction industry growth over the next five years, it’s expected that another 76,000 workers will be needed to meet the demand across Australia. Rethinking labour management has never been more important.
The Australian 3D modelling and steel detailing firm ditched its paper-based process in favour of Bluebeam Revu, streamlining the company’s intra-office collaboration and strengthening its ability to operate with millimetre-perfect precision
From autonomous vehicles to digital collaboration, contractors who aren’t on top of these technologies are going to risk falling behind the rest of the industry
Paul Xuereb is a veteran electrical estimator in Sydney, Australia, whose business is booming thanks to Revu
The University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center is developing potentially game-changing materials for the industry
From lighting to HVAC, new real-time data offers savings, energy efficiency and improved productivity to building managers
Deepak Maini, a 20-year qualified mechanical engineer, shares tips and tricks
The “super wood” could make a splash in construction, body armor and vehicle manufacturing
