Leading the Way to Diversity in Construction
Priscilla Chavez discusses diversity and inclusion in the AEC
From Class in Session to Clash Detection: Introducing Bluebeam Academics
Bluebeam’s Academic Program bridges the gap between employers and students looking to make an impact on the construction industry
The Art of the Bid
TCIC students compete in an annual event that prepares them for the rigors of the bid process
International Influencers: Dr. Marzia Bolpagni
Bolpagni outlines why all perspectives need to be heard to truly drive standardization and maximize project communication
Celebrating Groundbreaking Women in Construction
A panel discussion hosted by the NAWIC for Women in Construction Week and International Women’s Day 2018
Women in Construction Week: Leadership Effecting Measurable Change
A panel hosted by the LA chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction explores gender equality in the AEC industry
At Corgan, Practitioners Guide the Tech Conversation
Building a sustainable training program with quantifiable results
America’s Greatest Sports Stadiums
Just in time for NFL Opening Day, author Rafi Kohan ranks the best spots to catch a ballgame
Celebrating Women in Construction
Meet 3 organizations making a difference right now
April Dorsey, Construction Safety Manager
This is People in Revu, a Q&A series that shows the world some of the amazing individuals that make AEC the dynamic industry it is today – in their own words, of course. If you or someone you know would like to participate in our People in Revu column, share your thoughts with us! Please email [email protected] to learn more.
Insider Insights: Philip Lorenzo of Rithm
A laser software scanning company CEO discusses enterprenurial success within AEC.
Changing Roles, Technology, and the Birth of the Super Foreman
How veteran workers are increasing their project value and helping to overcome the construction worker shortage.
Transforming 31M Pounds of Steel Against the Odds
The renovation process of working with 31 million pounds of pre-existing steel on the Daytona Rising project.
The Dancing Idiot’s Guide to Leadership
Project Engineer Ryan Rogers discusses leadership, Ted Talks, and Bluebeam Revu
