Did you know that unresolved defects are the third most common cause of late payments to contractors? If a contractor or subcontractor fails to fix all problems on a site, the owner normally has a… read more
The utilization of BIM software has been growing in US architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms for many years. Today, the use of BIM software is close to being the norm. According to a 2020… read more
NFC tags are quickly gaining popularity in the construction and real estate industries for their ability to improve on-site information and data capture. These tags use near field communication (NFC) technology, a communication technology which… read more
At the Good Samaritan pediatric trauma center on Long Island, patients spend time recovering from treatment in a bright and airy, child-friendly atmosphere. The building, which won an international modular construction award in 2021, combines… read more
If you walk through the doors of Austin’s Central Library, you will find yourself in a prime example of green building in the U.S. The first thing you might notice in the Texas library is… read more
While office building projects are likely to slow down due to COVID-19, the construction of data centers is increasing. Increasing numbers of industries are using digital technology to collect data on their target customers and… read more
The coronavirus pandemic has massively impacted construction sites around the world. While some construction staff are considered ‘key workers’, most industry professionals are currently working from home. From project managers to customers to architects, if… read more
Subcontractors are a valuable asset in construction projects. They provide necessary specialised skill sets and industry knowledge. However, there are many things to consider when hiring a subcontractor, from individual contracts and payments to non-disclosure… read more
Completing a construction site audit is never an easy task. The word ‘audit’ alone brings connotations of judgement and the threat of repercussions.
Facilities managers (FM) are on the frontline of the battle against climate change. Residential and commercial properties consume some 40% of global energy.
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