October 2021

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Welcome to Tech Adoption Week 2021

Welcome to the first annual Tech Adoption Week! Over the next few days, we’ll be exploring fresh ways to help you navigate change and ease tech adoption at your organization.

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Tech Adoption Week 2021
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The U.S. Navy Seabees played a major role in building critical infrastructure that helped the Allies emerge victorious
Knowing how much material to use on a construction project is vital. A ‘takeoff’ list sets out the volumes of bricks, the lengths of steel, the amount of glass, etc., that a building is likely to require to be completed.
Industries across Australia, including construction, are beginning to embrace remote work. As we start to put the immediate effects of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us, the time is ripe for innovation in all areas, including where and how we work.
From managing volatile materials prices to discovering more sustainable ways to build, these were the top stories of the Built Blog in 2021.
As the battle to tackle climate change intensifies, the threat of increasing hurricane activity is forcing designers and engineers to come up with solutions to protect existing homes and deliver new ones that are better prepared for the storms to come.
Custom templates, toolsets and markup tools make Revu ideal for sketching (from 2020)
Moving into a newly built home should be a dream come true, and for most people it is. But often there are little issues with a new home that mean the experience is not all it could be. How can buyers deal with ‘snags,’ and how can the construction industry do more to solve the problem?
Construction activity generates around 10% of the world’s carbon emissions, with much of that coming from the heavy equipment used on building sites. That’s why it’s not surprising that the race is on to develop heavy machinery that can be powered by more environmentally friendly means than diesel.
We explore Australia’s biggest renewable energy projects and speak to environmental scientist Professor Peter Newman to find out whether they will provide solutions for our future challenges.
As part of the battle to stem, or even reverse, climate change, the built environment must address the issue of sustainability: economic, environmental and social. Following the recent COP26 conference in Glasgow, calls for greener solutions to preserve the future, the industry will be even more mindful of the need to build now with future generations in mind.
Bluebeam is helping stakeholders work collaboratively on some of the biggest infrastructure projects globally and in Australia. Peter Harris, Digital Engineering Lead for Arcadis, shares his team’s experience with the software.
For many organisations, working entirely or partly from home is the new normal. However, the challenges and opportunities remote working presents vary by industry and workplace. Changing the dynamic of your workplace is a significant undertaking, so we’ve put together some resources to help future-proof your workforce.
This U.S. Marine veteran leveraged her military experience to help former servicemembers and incarcerated individuals launch construction careers
The estimator learned how to improvise, adapt and overcome in the military—he then earned a degree that catapulted him into a construction career
Bluebeam’s lead development representative once spent his weeks preparing communications for the president of the United States as a member of the US Navy
The owner of a home renovation and construction firm joined the military to ‘see the world,’ but came away from the experience with invaluable business skills
Ernesto Obregon served in the US Marine Corps, where he learned management and logistical skills that have guided him through his career in construction technology
Digital transformation can be tricky, but we're here to help. Join us this week as we explore ways to navigate change and ease construction tech adoption.
As the construction industry continues to embrace new technology, additive manufacturing offers impressive new capabilities for designers and builders
The construction industry is awash in new, ever-changing technology. This week, we're exploring ways to help you navigate tech adoption at your organization.