Duncan Yarroll of Mace explores how the shift toward digitization in construction is improving health and safety while enabling companies to build more efficiently and sustainably.

Digitizing the construction industry will require adaptation from contractors and project managers, but the tools exist now to enable the process—and they are already driving important productivity and efficiency gains for builders.

CannonDesign embraces a hybrid vision of the future where technologies are enabling better collaboration, enhancing relationships with clients, and making a positive impact in communities. CTO Hilda Espinal leads us through the challenges of digital transformation and inspires us to find new opportunities to shape the world around us.

Combining new kinds of automation can make construction more efficient and more predictable.

Esri’s ArcGIS GeoBIM brings together data, personnel, and workflows into a single environment with more simplicity, context, and clarity than ever before.

Better assess, predict, and plan your construction workforce needs with digitization.

Contextualized data and AI are driving better decision-making in construction.

Take a tour of the latest cloud-based VR and AR tools that help stakeholders participate in the building design process.

With data generation rates growing far faster than bandwidth speeds, many companies rely on edge computing as much as the cloud.

The cloud connects designs, teams, and data in real time, making it an invaluable resource for architecture companies of all sizes. Nick Burnett shares his thoughts.

Prefabrication can bring industrial levels of precision and productivity to construction. Raghi Iyengar of Manufacton explains.

By integrating schedule, cost, and other design data into VR experiences for architecture, stakeholders can improve decision making. Kelsey Stein explains.

In today’s cloud-enabled, data-driven world, Autodesk is working to protect customer data and use it to deliver ever-greater levels of insight and value. Bill Reagon shares his thoughts.

Matt Gough shares how MACE is fundamentally changing the way they build buildings, transforming the construction site into a factory floor to increase safety, sustainability, and efficiency while reducing cost.

Berkeley Modular is building a digitally enabled manufacturing facility for the off-site production of modular housing, including automated data workflows and design automation. Learn about the how and why with Neil Lee.

Create an adaptive parametric Revit family for a vault used in the ceiling of Notre Dame Cathedral. Part 5 of the series takes you through modeling arches and placing vaults on columns.

Siemens Mobility digitized their workflow for railway signaling design and installation, incorporating automated data preparation processes, laser scanning, 3D visualization, and simulation.

Create an adaptive parametric Revit family for a vault used in the ceiling of Notre Dame Cathedral. In Part 4 of the series, you’ll add parameters, place vaults on columns, and model ribs.

Hedwig Heinsman shares her company’s pioneering method of additive manufacturing for large architectural components. Watch the video to learn more.

How will better AI reshape the design process and the role of the designer? Mike Haley of Autodesk shares his vision.