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AI and BIM have emerged as game-changers as the AEC fraternity continues to tread the tech path to fine-tune its workflows like never before. Whether cooking up a pandora of design iterations or making the repetitive tasks seem not-so-mundane, these tech strategies have invigorated innovation in construction. An analysis of 500 projects revealed that AI-powered

BIM brought to the AEC industry an unparalleled transformation, enabling efficient and collaborative working. However, with ever-advancing technology, the typical workflow of the AEC industry is undergoing a profound shift. The digital realm leads the sector with several breakthroughs like advanced 3D visualization, construction simulation services, scan to BIM, etc. It has helped the industry

The past few years have posed numerous economic and geopolitical disruptions in most industries. In the case of the AEC realm, the market witnessed a constant state of flux, from labor shortages to supply chain constraints. However, amidst these tumultuous times, leaders predicted and re-engineered workflow with ten key organizational shifts. As the global worth

As technology has paved its way into the AEC industry, about 80% of construction professionals believe that the face of the industry will be radically changed in the next 20 years. While the process has begun with the advent of BIM, the scale of adoption will increase in the coming years. BIM has proven much

The construction work is expected to hike from the value of 9.7 trillion USD in 2022 to 13.9 trillion USD by 2037. This boost results from the superpower construction markets of the US, China, and India. Global growth opens up tremendous opportunities while also reshaping the entire realm. A change is here – defining and

As digitization approaches the peak in the AEC industry, BIM paces up with the transformation. The value of the BIM market is predicted to reach 10.7 billion USD by the year 2026. Advanced services like point cloud to BIM, clash detection, MEP coordination, and much more bring together the required information to work in a

Using BIM technology, the AEC industry is working more efficiently and making profits like never before. A McKinsey study found that 75% of the firms using BIM have a positive ROI, shorter project lifecycles, and savings on paper and material. Given the cost of adopting BIM, it is more beneficial for AEC firms to employ

The ever-increasing fast-paced development is accelerating the demand for BIM architects and BIM Engineers. BIM-buzz has become evident from its presence in every architecture and engineering resume. The real question is whether BIM just serves as the selling point to land into higher paying jobs or is it really the need of the hour. Let’s

The pandemic brought the world to a standstill, but it also introduced many new ways of working. We tried this strange phenomenon of “Working from Home” and seems like we liked it. According to a survey by Mckinsey, 58% of the US workforce says they would like to continue working from home, at least part-time.

The AEC industry has been dependent on manual working methods and 2D workflow for several years. However, with the introduction of BIM modeling came a revolution that led to the 3D visualization of designs for better clarity. With platforms enabling MEP modeling, the results became even more efficient and promising. Adoption of BIM in a