Introduction: The Certainty Imperative in an Uncertain World For any asset owner, developer, or senior project manager in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry, the decision to renovate an existing building is fraught with uncertainty. It is a well-understood truth that these projects are notorious for running over budget and behind schedule. These are […]

Introduction The construction industry is transforming faster than ever in 2025. With AI in construction, robotics in building, and 3D laser scanning technology leading the charge, companies that adapt now will dominate tomorrow’s market. If you’re struggling with project delays, budget overruns, or finding skilled workers, this comprehensive guide reveals how cutting-edge technology can solve […]

Introduction In an era where our architectural heritage faces unprecedented threats from time, climate change, and urban development, the preservation of historic structures has never been more critical. Traditional documentation methods often fall short in capturing the intricate details that make heritage buildings unique and culturally significant. This is where cutting-edge 3D laser scanning heritage building […]

Introduction In the fast-paced world of facility management, accuracy and efficiency are paramount. Yet, many facility managers grapple with a persistent and costly problem: outdated as-built documentation. These inaccurate or incomplete records can lead to a cascade of issues, from project delays and budget overruns to safety concerns and compliance headaches. But what if there […]

Introduction The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry is evolving faster than ever in 2025. Across the UK, Ireland, and the US, firms are embracing digital construction workflows and sustainable practices that all point to one need: highly accurate as-built plans. Whether you’re an architect in London, a contractor in New York, or a facility […]

Digital twin technology might have started as a buzzword, but today it’s transforming the construction and building management industry. In simple terms, a digital twin is a virtual 3D replica of a physical building used to monitor, simulate, and manage the real structure. For professionals in architecture and construction, as well as property owners, it […]