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Knowing the ABC of Measured Building Surveying in London

CCR Magazine

Whether for extensive renovation work, property valuation, or facility management purposes, performing an accurate measured building survey is an important part of understanding any real estate asset in London. Coordinating the Site Survey The first step in a measured building survey is careful planning and coordination.

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What is an Example of Construction Technology: Innovations and Applications

Building Radar

Example of Construction Technology: Building Information Modeling (BIM) Understanding BIM Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of a facility.

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What are the Latest Construction Technologies: Innovations Shaping the Industry

Building Radar

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Building Information Modeling (BIM) has become a cornerstone in modern construction practices. BIM allows for the creation of detailed 3D models that represent both the physical and functional characteristics of a building.

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As-Built Documentation: A Deep Dive into the Digital Transformation of Construction

iField Smart

Manual on-site surveys, prone to human error, are required to verify measurements and identify discrepancies between the original plans and the actual construction. Additionally, the cumbersome storage and retrieval of physical drawings hinder effective information sharing among stakeholders.

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Better Project Coordination Boosts Contractor Profitability

CCR Magazine

Improving Multi-Trade Coordination Can Improve Project Performance Effective coordination among the multiple trade contractors onsite is essential to conflict reduction, and there is still significant room for improvement. o an average 9% budget increase and an average of 10% erosion in annual company profit margin.

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What is the Future of Automation in Construction: Emerging Trends and Technologies

Building Radar

Robots are now capable of performing tasks such as bricklaying, concrete dispensing, and even painting. Drones are used for site surveys, monitoring progress, and inspecting hard-to-reach areas. For more information on the impact of robotics and drones, refer to LinkedIn Pulse.

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Beyond Basic Surveys: Exploring the World of High-Fidelity Assessments in the Multi-Site Construction Industry

Seven Multi-Site Solutions

While traditional surveys have played a crucial role in gathering information, the emergence of high-fidelity assessments has taken data collection and analysis to a whole new level. The Power of Detailed Data: Basic surveys often provide limited data points and superficial insights.