Unveiled at Bluebeam eXtreme in LA, FieldLens Drawings will integrate with Bluebeam Software to work with any PDF file, and tag conversations right to your drawings to enable real-time tracking and reveal location conditions at any given moment.
TT+20: How can we retain the 'Other 51 Percent'?
After decades of delay, LaGuardia remake at last taking flight
Tech cloudburst rains opportunity on all disciplines
The construction worker of the future
Calling all hackers, coders and gamers to the AEC space
City sidewalks, busy sidewalks, dressed in faux urban style
Series starts smart, as mobility forum fuels transit brainstorm
In a week of big transportation news, BuiltWorlds made some of its own last week, as reality mixed with dreams, both big and small, at our SmartWorlds: Future Mobility half-day conference, sponsored by KIG Analytics and Newforma.
BW Sessions: MUV Interactive
Mobile Apps + Construction Reveal the Future of Jobsites
On July 16, BuiltWorlds hosted Mobile Apps + Construction, our event where we looked deep into the crystal ball to see where the paperless jobsite is currently heading. Joined by the top leaders in the field, we delved into how the mobile revolution is pushing things further. Check our full highlights below.
How crowdfunding can tackle inequality, urban density
TT+20: Experts ponder the promise of 3D printing
Earlier this year, Thornton Tomasetti convened a broad array of AEC experts, researchers, academics, and practitioners to explore where our industry will be in 20 years. Here, five global thought leaders explore how 3D printing will change the way we think about design and construction?
London eyes super sewer, but at what cost?
A consortium led by German insurer Allianz this month won a tender to invest in London’s much-debated, $6.2-billion “super sewer," a 15-mi.-long system of downtown tunnels. But the massive project puts all its risk on taxpayers, and our own Jake Bronstein has a problem with that.
Google, Apple among titans taking White House climate pledge
While Congress struggles this summer with yet another transportation reauthorization bill, the Obama Administration and more than a dozen Fortune 500 companies have jointly launched an aggressive public-private initiative to address climate change.
Quantifying software's value for the AEC
How technology can cultivate a culture of greater safety
Mobile Apps for the masses, more solutions for all
As clouds gather for BIM 360 event, teams shine through
SKYSITE syncs risks with greater docs control, tighter security
Ahead of Biennial, CAF launches Chi-Design Competion
Over 116 buildings dot the skyline of the Windy City, making Chicago one of the skyscraper capitals of the world. The Chicago Architecture Foundation is looking for a new home within their city. Recently, they launched an international competition, welcoming proposals for a Center for Architecture, Design and Education.