Famous Female Engineers—Unsung Heroes?
Women comprise just more than half of the U.K. population but fewer than one in 10 are registered engineers. Organisations like the Women’s Engineering Society seek to promote the female talent pool.
Why Going Digital Is Essential to Miami’s Signature Bridge Project
The nearly $1 billion project set to be completed in 2024 will dot the city’s already-vibrant downtown with another iconic structure—and Bluebeam Revu has become the project’s essential technology
The Road to Female Advancement in Construction
Two female construction entrepreneurs share how they broke through to lead successful companies
Marta Baron – Breaking Down Stereotypes
Bluebeam asked Marta Baron, BIM manager at London-based construction firm O’Keefe, what led to her choosing construction as a career.
Women in Construction Week 2022: More Women Are Working in Construction—But Further Progress Is Needed
Women make up just over half of the U.K. population, but fewer than one-fifth work in construction. A week dedicated to highlighting women’s contribution to the sector aims to change long-held bias and outdated perceptions.
How Marty Walsh Went From Construction Laborer to U.S. Labor Secretary
The recently appointed labor secretary and former mayor of Boston started his career as a union laborer building scaffolding and bracing masonry walls along the city’s once-burgeoning waterfront
How The Walsh Group Boosts Civil Jobsite Mobility with Revu for iPad
The contractor has discovered significant cost and time savings, as well as enhanced field worker efficiency, by using a variety of Bluebeam tools on tablets as it works to complete a massive civil infrastructure project
BUG BUZZ: Introducing New Hampshire Champ Jeff Collins
The end of 2020 was highlighted by the launch of a new BUG in New Hampshire led by Jeff Collins: “I promise you’ll learn something new every meeting you attend”
Where Are All The Black Architects?
Minority representation in the architecture profession is woefully low, with the disparity especially large when it comes to Black Americans
From Entrepreneur to Construction C-Suite: Amicon’s Adam Mopsick
The co-founder and CEO of the owner representation and construction firm discusses how the industry has changed during his nearly 30-year career
How to Deconstruct a Half-Century-Old Bridge
A peek behind the scenes with those tasked with dismantling the Champlain Bridge in Montreal, Quebec, offers a glimpse into the complex, 43-month-long project
Mechwest Operates With Millimeter-perfect Precision in Revu
The Australian 3D modelling and steel detailing firm ditched its paper-based process in favor of Bluebeam Revu, streamlining the company’s intra-office collaboration and strengthening its ability to operate with millimeter-perfect precision
Construction’s Strategy to Increase Minority Representation: Appeal to Kids
Organizations across the industry are working to improve its minority representation by developing programs that drive awareness at the youngest ages
From Bank Teller to Construction C-Suite: PWCampbell’s Jim Caliendo
The president and CEO of the Pittsburgh-based construction firm discusses how he rose to the top in the industry, the challenges he sees for his company ahead and his favorite parts of the job
History And Innovation: The Changing Skyline of London’s Square Mile
Long known as a centre for commerce and finance, London’s Square Mile is witnessing a building renaissance, with a raft of tall new super-efficient buildings redefining its skyline—and making a bold statement of intent regarding its future
