Rob McManamy

August 25, 2016

Engineering

Challenges fuel global Hyperloop competitions

Rob McManamy

August 25, 2016

Engineering

Challenges fuel global Hyperloop competitions

Just months after celebrating a successful field test in the Nevada desert, the newly splintered leadership of high-powered startup Hyperloop One is in turmoil. Nevertheless, its own global contest to see who has the biggest needs and best ideas is speeding ahead.

Todd Stolarski

October 13, 2015

Construction

BW Sessions: Bluebeam Software

Todd Stolarski

October 13, 2015

Construction

Paper, who needs it? Not Bluebeam's Chris Jervey, who told us earlier this year that a paperless jobsite will one day be here. He also discusses the value of hackathons and how Bluebeam plans ahead. Read on and watch his video presentation.

Rob McManamy

July 16, 2015

Cities

SmartWorlds of mobility converge on our stage

Rob McManamy

July 16, 2015

Cities

SmartWorlds of mobility converge on our stage

Driverless vehicles. Hoverboards. Jetpacks. The Hyperloop. A century ago, the mind-bending modes of mobility were sputtering auto-mobiles, wing-flapping aero-planes, and fanciful illustrated rocket ships. Today, we have new visions, but they are driven by unprecedented urgency.

Rob McManamy

March 30, 2015

Construction, Cities

ASCE taps TIP for Pankow Innovation Award

Rob McManamy

March 30, 2015

Construction, Cities

ASCE taps TIP for Pankow Innovation Award

Pile Dynamics Inc.’s Thermal Integrity Profiler (TIP) this month added yet another trophy to its case, claiming the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2015 Charles Pankow Award for Innovation.

Karl Sorensen

December 21, 2014

Architecture + Design, Operations + Maintenance, Construction

Zero-G 3D Printer an 'out of this world' first

Karl Sorensen

December 21, 2014

Architecture + Design, Operations + Maintenance, Construction

Zero-G 3D Printer an 'out of this world' first

The tagline "the sky is no longer the limit for 3D printing" was successfully put to the test by California-based hardware developer, Made in Space.

Ian Manger

September 25, 2014

Architecture + Design

The Thursday Ten

Ian Manger

September 25, 2014

Architecture + Design

Burnham Works presents you with the ten items in the news that we found interesting for the third week of September.

Karl Sorensen

August 14, 2014

Architecture + Design

BW Sessions: Bluebeam

Karl Sorensen

August 14, 2014

Architecture + Design

On Tuesday, August 14, Burnham Works conducted their sixth Tech Talk from their studio office in Chicago’s west loop. This week we chatted with Joe Sullivan from Bluebeam Software, Inc. who highlighted their dynamic and revolutionary collaboration software, Revu...