Procore CEO and Founder, Tooey Courtemanche recently visited customers and partners across Australia and New Zealand. With the rapidly growing Sydney office and Procore APAC Headquarters now 45 people strong, Procore’s 150,000+ users across the … about Procore CEO Sees Growing Demand for Construction Technology Down Under
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Geospatial Technology: Mapping our Future Cities
One of the latest technologies made available to support the building of smart cities is geospatial technology. According to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, “geospatial technologies is a term used to describe … about Geospatial Technology: Mapping our Future Cities
Does Australia Need a BIM Mandate?
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is more than just adoption of digital modelling technologies for design and construction. Champions identified that BIM could dramatically improve industry productivity and so drive down the whole life cost of … about Does Australia Need a BIM Mandate?
How to Bid on a Commercial Construction Project
A rising need for office space in Sydney, in addition to the commencement of several major infrastructure projects, is set to fuel most of the growth. According to BIS Oxford Economics, about 50 per cent … about How to Bid on a Commercial Construction Project
University of Technology Sydney’s Future Super Lab
In a submission to the City of Sydney, the University of Technology Sydney proposed a major redevelopment of a section of its current campus.
Will Bricklaying Robots Transform the Construction Industry?
Over the last few decades, robotics have dominated processes and production means of such industries as automotive or agriculture. The use of automation and other types of robotic technologies is well-poised to revolutionise other industries, … about Will Bricklaying Robots Transform the Construction Industry?
Fly-in, Fly-Out Workers Run a Greater Risk of Depression
Fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) is a working arrangement where, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, “the place of work is sufficiently isolated from the worker’s place of residence to make daily commute impractical.” The worker, … about Fly-in, Fly-Out Workers Run a Greater Risk of Depression
Turning Old Plastic into New Footpaths
In 2016, the Victorian Government recognised it had a problem with waste, estimating that in that state alone, around 170,00 tonnes of flexible plastics is recycled and another 153,000 tonnes end up in landfills each … about Turning Old Plastic into New Footpaths
The Future of Visualisation in Construction Allows you to Step Into your Design
Thanks to advances in technology, such a scenario is now no longer the case. Jobsite ANZ spoke to Jeremy Harkins, Director of ineni Realtime, a Sydney-based design consultancy aiming to humanise digital technology, data, virtual … about The Future of Visualisation in Construction Allows you to Step Into your Design
Construction Sites Making All the Right Noises in Reducing Sound Pollution
Recently, City of Perth Council in Western Australia has recorded a 50 per cent increase in noise complaints. It cited a combination of the city’s vibrant entertainment precinct and high levels of construction noise during … about Construction Sites Making All the Right Noises in Reducing Sound Pollution
