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Archistar: A Game Changer In Building Design

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Assessing site feasibility can be an arduous and time-consuming process. Developers, builders and architects alike play Tetris with multiple layouts in an effort to get the most logical and profitable configurations within the parameters of … about Archistar: A Game Changer In Building Design

Construction Tech Innovation: What’s Next?

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Technology is moving faster than the regulatory environment in terms of evolving the future construction worksite. Still, the opportunities are exciting, and we should embrace change, says WT Partnership Managing Director Nick Deeks. While drones … about Construction Tech Innovation: What’s Next?

How Technology is Impacting Residential Building

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The construction industry is undergoing a huge transformation. Whether it’s through machinery with artificial intelligence, old back-office processes going digital or traditional building methods made more efficient using robotics, technology is making a significant mark … about How Technology is Impacting Residential Building

Drones, Robots and Clouds – Oh My

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Technology is moving faster than the regulatory environment in terms of evolving the future construction worksite. Still, the opportunities are exciting, and we should embrace change, says WT Partnership Managing Director Nick Deeks. Drones are … about Drones, Robots and Clouds – Oh My

Making Concrete Smarter

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Concrete remains the world’s most most popular building material, prized for its strength and relatively low cost. Until the last few years, though, it had remained largely unchanged. Modern concrete has been manufactured with everything … about Making Concrete Smarter

Komatsu Brings its Autonomous Surveying Drones to the U.S.

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Komatsu has been one of the heavy equipment makers at the forefront of technological innovation in construction. With its Smart Construction service, the Japanese company has made big bets on autonomous equipment, intelligent machine control … about Komatsu Brings its Autonomous Surveying Drones to the U.S.