Beyond Tools and Talking Points: Building a Culture of Innovation in AEC

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As the architecture, engineering, and construction industry undergoes significant transformation, innovation has become not just a buzzword but an increasingly critical factor. Being “innovative” can no longer be merely a talking point; it’s a necessity to succeed in the market. This article by KP Reddy, Founder and CEO of Shadow Ventures affirms that every AEC firm has the potential to …

Digital Twins for Asset Management: Revolutionizing Lifecycle Maintenance in the AEC Industry

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By enabling predictive maintenance, enhancing decision-making, and ensuring operational efficiency, digital twins are not just tools — they are processes that support sustainable, data-driven facility management. This article by Kristijan Vilibić explores how digital twins revolutionize asset management, their lifecycle applications, practical use cases, and the challenges and opportunities in their adoption. URL: https://www.aecbytes.com/viewpoint/2024/issue_119.html

How to Make the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics a Long-Term Benefit For the City’s Infrastructure

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The Olympic Games aren’t just a collection of the greatest athletes on earth. They are a building, construction, and infrastructure undertaking of massive scale and expense. Before the games begin, countries and cities embark on a multibillion-dollar endeavor to ensure that buildings are erected, transportation networks expanded, and public services scaled up to meet the demand of millions of visitors. …

AI Technology in the Construction Industry and its Potential Impact on Jobs

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This Viewpoint article by Sharnette Tucker, program manager at HNTB and a leader in PWC’s Professional Development Advisory Council, discusses the many advantages and ways to incorporate AI and predictive data analytics in the construction industry. She also explores several innovations in AI robotics that have significantly improved the safety and efficiency of various construction processes, the use of AI …

Vive l’Héritage: Why Former Olympic Stadiums Struggled and Legacy, and How BIM Can Help

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Hosting the Olympics Games is expensive and challenging, especially when it comes to stadiums and infrastructure. Until recently, host cities did not have access to the sort of technology that can enable organizers to build and plan stadiums with costs, sustainability, and legacy in mind. But with the 2024 Paris Olympics, that is no longer the case. In this article, …

Tackling the Challenge of AEC Technical Report Management

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Technical report deliverables, typically the most visible representation of an AEC company’s service, are currently an exercise in frustration, a source of inefficiency, and a hindrance to growth and profitability for most companies. Kelly L. Stratton of Quire discusses how to tackle the problem with a fresh approach.  URL: https://www.aecbytes.com/viewpoint/2024/issue_115.html

Making the Case for Mandatory BIM in Public Construction Projects

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Public construction projects are among the largest public investments we make. They represent a significant portion of public capital and ultimately form the backbone of public infrastructure. Public construction projects, however, are notoriously complex and are frequently bogged down by delays or cost overruns. Which is why, according to Carl Veillette, chief product officer for Newforma, it would be wise …

The Impact of Big Data and Other Emerging Technologies on the Construction Industry

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The construction industry is on the cusp of a technological revolution, with big data and emerging technologies like blockchain, 3D printing, robotics, digital twins — and, of course, AI — poised to reshape the way buildings are designed, constructed, and operated. In this article, Don Jacob, Bluebeam co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer, discusses how, by embracing these technologies and using …