The blog for
the construction and
real estate industry
The blog for
the construction and
real estate industry
From a bird’s view to drone’s view – 7 changes drones are making in the construction industry
Drones are changing multiple sectors and services since its evolution. Talking about the construction industry in specific, where engineers work on mega-scale areas, drones here are improving surveillance, site monitoring, safety and a lot more.… read more
How can we help firefighters in saving hearts and homes?
Climate change and global warming are one of the main factors triggering fires all over the world. The increase in co2 and greenhouse effect associated with the rise in temperature, humidity, wind speed and dryness… read more
How remodelling apps made the home renovation job more manageable than before?
Four million households choose to renovate their homes over moving into a new one in the UK. According to a report made by HISCOX on over 2000 interviews in the UK, the numbers of renovating… read more
Field Report – A core pillar for a project success
For a project to run smoothly from day one till day the day of launch, a field report is a must on a construction site. We can all agree that any collaborative project team share… read more
Architect and engineer lifetime conflict
In each construction building, architect and engineers should communicate and collaborate to achieve the client’s vision, apply the design standards and produce a high quality and performance building. Since the old ages in the industry,… read more
5 new features for more efficiency in construction projects
At PlanRadar we constantly strive to make everyday work on the job site and in the office easier and to make processes even more efficient. That’s why we keep in close contact with our customers… read more
Planning vs. on site: How to avoid information loss by using PlanRadar project management software for construction
Every architect, planning engineer, construction specialist and every building company knows this problem regarding defects at the construction site. For example, a doorway is not big enough for a wheel chair user. Now, the craftsman… read more
What does a construction manager do in his daily working tasks?
Construction managers are the team leaders in any project. They act as the working watchman for any detail starting from the small fixations to the large structure work. Moreover, their job includes checking for any… read more
World’s re-planning megacities 2050
Urbanisation, the primary purpose that all humans are living for. According to the UN, the current world population of 7.7 billion is expected to reach 8.5 billion by 2030, 9.7 billion in 2050 and 11.2… read more
A transformative light for a project to shine
There is light at the end of the tunnel. A hereditary expression that has been passing along from one generation to the other and got translated to so many languages. It is not out of… read more
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