With Remote Work, Why Not Build an Office in Your Backyard?
With remote work trending toward a more permanent reality for some companies and workers, a few firms are aiming to capitalize by offering prefabricated tiny backyard work pods
Educator Series: Purdue’s Clark Cory On AEC Industry Tech
The associate professor talked with Bluebeam about tech’s evolving role in the industry and more
Populous Designs Buffalo Bills All-Pro Facility
The renowned sports firm designed a state-of-the-art training facility for the NFL team
Blockchain in Construction
The burgeoning technology explained in simple terms
Far Out in Alaska
One construction group in the Last Frontier has mastered the art of remote construction
When Construction Looks Like Manufacturing
At new UPenn hospital, Balfour Beatty goes prefab with local labor
Protecting the Legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright
WJE has overseen repairs to the roof of the architect’s iconic Marin County Civic Center.
The Castle in Manhattan
Restoring and redesigning one of New York City’s most famous (dilapidated) buildings
Temporary Visas Amid Construction Labor Shortage
The temporary visa system attempts to solve the labor crisis but leaves workers vulnerable to exploitation
Secure Your Construction Data From Hackers
The dark net wants your building data, site plans and access to your remote systems
Building People, Not Buildings
Christian Burrup, a BYU student starting his own construction business, shares some wisdom he’s picked up along the way
XCON 2019
Here’s what you missed at Bluebeam’s annual conference in Washington, D.C.
Being Better and Building Trust
Interview with James P. Smith, professor of construction management at Brigham Young University
The World’s Littlest Skyscraper
The building in Wichita Falls, Texas, stands at 40 feet tall and is a monument to human trickery
The ABC’s of Building Demolition
Remote-controlled robots make heavy demolition easier than ever before
