The construction industry stands at a pivotal moment, where digital innovation is no longer a distant promise but a pressing reality that’s reshaping the built environment in profound ways, and UK Construction Week (UKCW) Birmingham, celebrating its 10th anniversary from September 30 to October 2
The construction industry stands at a pivotal moment in 2025, where digital innovation is no longer a luxury but a necessity for managing the escalating complexity of modern projects, especially as global infrastructure investments continue to climb, surpassing projections of $4.6 trillion
In a world where design professionals are constantly pressed to balance creativity with tight deadlines and complex technical demands, the arrival of a software suite that promises to revolutionize workflows is nothing short of a breakthrough. Vectorworks, Inc. has stepped up to this challenge with
Imagine a construction landscape in New Zealand where building approvals are swift, accountability for defects is crystal clear, and homeowners are shielded from financial ruin due to shoddy workmanship. This vision is at the heart of a sweeping reform to the nation’s building consent system,
I'm thrilled to sit down with Luca Calarailli, a seasoned expert in construction with a deep background in design and architecture. With a career dedicated to pushing the boundaries of infrastructure development, Luca also brings a unique perspective on how technology can transform the industry.
The U.S. construction industry is entering a transformative era, with recent projections estimating a staggering market value of $2.92 trillion by 2034, reflecting a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.40% from a 2024 baseline of $1.90 trillion. This remarkable growth trajectory
