The Digital Construction Awards celebrate best practice and reward innovation in the application of BIM and digital technology in the built environment sector.

How a common data environment enabled the Highland Council to manage projects, documents and government requirements with efficiency and ease.

In this article, we explain the top five BIM trends that are expected to take the construction industry by storm in 2022, and why Building Information Modelling adoption is the way forward in our new digital age.

Founded in 1990, Mace is an international consultancy and construction company, operating in 21 sectors from five global hubs. Mace prides itself on innovation and has applied these principles when delivering major projects—from The Shard and the London Eye in the UK to Jeddah Tower in Saudi Arabia and the V&A Waterfront in South Africa.

People and cultural change are the key challenges for Skanska driving adoption of BIM across its global operations now that there are enough tools, Skanska UK head of digital construction, David Throssell, said during the Global Construction Summit last week (23 February).

This marks the 11th straight year Viewpoint’s cloud-based construction document and information management software has earned the honour of Collaboration Product of the Year.

At Trimble Viewpoint, we’ve been busy laying the groundwork for greater integration between our products and the wider Trimble ecosystem, with the purpose of bringing our customers a world class suite of construction specific software solutions.

Collaboration with process transformation specialists RED Jam will enable customers to gain additional value from Viewpoint Field View™.

Viewpoint explores how offsite, modular construction is currently being used alongside leading technologies in the UK to elevate and future-proof contractors and their projects.

Multiple teams are involved during the lifecycle of a construction project. What one may consider an essential functionality for a software platform, another team may never use. That’s why it is important to know what “good” construction software looks like from different perspectives. This way, you can make an informed decision in choosing a platform that ticks the right boxes for employees across multiple teams.