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This U.S. construction firm is raising buildings via drone
Thanks to technology that provides a bird’s-eye view of what’s possible on the ground, some of today’s builders are adopting new protocols and using technology to maintain safety standards.
Birmingham, Ala.-based Brasfield & Gorrie uses innovative technology like drones and...
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New York Architect Joins the Ideate Software Development Team
Ideate Software, a veteran Autodesk Developer Network member, is pleased to announce that Michael Coffey joined its team as a Software Developer to develop and maintain tools that streamline Autodesk Revit software workflows.
“Having used our software at his previous...
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Burns & McDonnell Bolsters Transportation Construction Capabilities, Hiring Steve Kellerman
As the need to restore and fortify the nation’s critical infrastructure steadily grows, Steve Kellerman has joined Burns & McDonnell to lead and expand construction services for transportation projects across the U.S. Kellerman will support a range of alternative...
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Metso’s new cone crusher offers increased performance in construction
Metso has introduced the new Nordberg HP900 Series cone crusher for the aggregate and mining markets, providing an upgrade to the HP800 cone crusher. Approximately 80 percent of the parts are compatible between the two technologies.
The HP900 comes with...
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Oman floats tender for construction of Ibri Science and Innovation Centre
Oman’s Ibri province in the Dhahirah governorate has floated a tender for the construction works of the Ibri Science and Innovation Centre project in line with the region’s sustainable social development projects.
The governor of Ibri, HE Sheikh Dr Khalaf...
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CIOB urges UK government support for construction after dramatic Covid slump
Professional institute the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has called on the UK government to continue supporting construction after buyers reported the biggest fall in industry activity on record in April.
The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction Total Activity Index fell...
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Sidewalk Labs calls off Toronto smart city neighbourhood plan
A subsidiary of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has cancelled a 12-acre high-tech district for Toronto, citing “unprecedented economic uncertainty in the Toronto real estate market” for the decision.
Sidewalk Labs’ planned “Quayside” project was based on Lake Ontario’s waterfront in...
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