Redshift Blog

Habitat for Humanity is trying its hand at 3D printing affordable homes, with the goal of achieving faster, more efficient construction.

A sustainable development is completely transforming a historic district in the capital of Oslo—and setting a new standard for urban regeneration.

The business value of BIM for owners can’t be denied when it comes to managing cost, reducing waste, and driving efficiency in building projects.

Disney innovation elevates storytelling and the creation of immersive experiences—processes that, in its theme parks, require extensive BIM coordination.

Developed collaboratively, the EC3 is an Embodied Carbon Calculator—a tool that can help the construction industry increase transparency and reduce emissions. It’s also free.

In Japan, green-energy company afterFIT is realizing low-carbon goals using drones, 3D design, and simulation.

Global BIM policies can help break down information silos—and economic barriers—by sharing common processes, workflows, and data across borders.

Building paper mill machines with digital manufacturing can save millions of dollars, with a stringent digitalization strategy and an autonomous factory.

Check out the construction technology of 2021 aiming to coordinate safe jobsites, adapt to new realities, and automate processes with computer-vision technology.

NEULANDT is making a portable precast plant available to developing countries so that skilled workers can begin building affordable housing for all.

Gigafactories, or factories that produce electric-vehicle batteries, are being erected in months. How can gigafactory construction be so quick?

Digital upskilling can help workers adapt and thrive in a future of disruption. Learn how jobs are changing and what companies can do to create a more resilient workforce.

For digital transformation in government, connect with digital tools, adopt industry-standard tech, expand digital fidelity, and use pilot programs.

President Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure package provides opportunity for public and private sectors to build back better together through digitalization.

What is industry convergence? Learn how industry convergence among disciplines, technologies, work processes, and supply chains has been driving innovation.

What is a digital twin, and what does it mean for the architecture, engineering, and construction industry? Watch the video and read the article to learn more.

A complex design and an inflexible completion date made the Sydney Coliseum, a performance center in South Wales, Australia, a challenging construction project.

The post–COVID-19 rush to digitalization encouraged new ways of working, from cloud adoption and enhanced automation to innovation through extended reality.

AI in architecture and construction is gaining traction, providing tools to automate aspects of urban planning, modular construction, interior layout, and more.