5 Key Trends in the Future of Green Building
More demand for sustainable buildings, along with innovations in green technology and materials, will accelerate interest in the construction industry’s sustainable future
These are the developments that are moving the construction industry forward.
More demand for sustainable buildings, along with innovations in green technology and materials, will accelerate interest in the construction industry’s sustainable future
Traditional building products such as steel and concrete are construction’s ‘tried and tested’ materials, yet they come with a significant environmental cost. Can ‘hempcrete,’ a concrete-like product made from the hemp plant, help the industry elevate its sustainability efforts?
Might swarm robotics, where thousands of mini-bots work collaboratively, increase productivity?
With the built environment such a prominent source of carbon emissions, it is vital that the industry recognizes the urgent need to ‘climate proof’ homes and other built assets and infrastructure.
Smaller contractors often operate with the idea that they can’t compete with larger competitors—especially with technology. Here are simple steps they can take to implement efficiency-boosting technology today
Design Core Detroit is working to invigorate the once-downtrodden city by inspiring local architects, artists and builders to bring it back to life
The construction sector relies increasingly on data. With new technologies – particularly information-gathering gizmos such as sensors – becoming more prevalent across the industry, how much of a role will big data play in companies’ fortunes?
The century-old contractor transitioned its takeoff workflows to Bluebeam and has found incredible efficiency and productivity benefits
Designers have long been aware of the link between healthy buildings and healthy occupants. The emergence of wellness architecture will only add to the clamour for our built environment to be better for us.
Regenerative development and design extend the focus on buildings and infrastructure to realizing the inherent potential of an ecosystem and community
From generative AI to the industry’s continued sustainability push, these were the top Built Blog stories in 2023
Today’s AI applications offer far more than phantasmal images of structures that will never exist. But concerns continue over intellectual property, dataset quality and the changing definition of creativity
In this second in a short series of articles we look at some examples of how Bluebeam helped public sector organisations make the review process more efficient, saving time and money and speeding up the delivery schedule.
The emerging technology is transforming construction in all sorts of ways—even for more classic design styles
By combining future-focused climate data with the latest building science, the industry can adapt the built environment for a planet of extremes