Examining three advances in construction and building design technology
We’re hearing lots about advances in construction and building design technology, but much of them are still in their infancy. So what are the pros actually using?
That’s a wrap: Taking a look at Sto Corp.’s top social media posts of 2021
Here are our top social media posts from each month (so far) of 2021.
Who does what? Defining five key roles in the building design and commercial real estate industries
There is a plethora of roles of professionals in the architecture, engineering and construction industries as well as in commercial real estate, and it can be tough for the outsider looking in to determine who does what.
Wearable technology in construction: Bringing new to the tried and true
Wearable technology for construction professionals looks to help the industry make some leaps in terms of productivity and safety.
How are digital twins being used in the built environment?
The building design, construction and urban planning, and property management sectors are using digital twins to their advantage.
Attracting young people to the construction labor market
With a well-known labor shortage and retirements looming, the construction industry needs to attract more young people. Recruitment and retention have been a struggle.
The legacy of the Olympics’ buildings and infrastructure
With the Tokyo Olympics set to start next week, there are a host of logistical issues, including construction and infrastructure challenges, that accompany such a massive event.
What could construction on Mars look like?
With more spacecraft on Mars than any other planet that isn’t earth, it’s safe to say humanity’s curiosity with the red planet isn’t going away anytime soon. So, what could construction on Mars look like?
Restoration and energy retrofits present opportunities for older buildings
While massive overhauls and adaptive reuse projects are often the most newsworthy, restoration measures and energy retrofits can go a long way for existing buildings.
What is industrialized construction?
In efforts to ramp up efficiency, reduce waste, and address skilled labor shortages, industrialized construction may be the answer. This approach shifts on-site work away from the jobsite where building components are produced in a factory off-site and shipped to the jobsite.
