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Drones in India; New Rules declared & PLI scheme approved
The rise in demand for construction drones can be attributed to the rapid development of the construction industry across India, as this leads to...
Trends of Artificial Intelligence in Construction Management
Artificial intelligence (AI) approaches have been developed since the upcoming of Information Technologies beginning in the 1950s. With rising computing power, the discussion of...
The Building Architecture Trends You Need To Know
The complexity of the structures is increasing by the day as demands for multi-faceted projects incorporating residential, commercial and other aspects are rising. Each...
What is a Shear Wall? – Its different functions and types
Shear wall is a structural member used to resist lateral forces that are designed to resist in-plane lateral forces, typically wind and seismic loads....
Types of beams used in buildings and structures
Beams are structural elements used in building and structures that resist loads applied laterally to their axis. They typically transfer loads imposed along their...
Computer-Aided Design [CAD] in construction – advantages and types
Computer-Aided Design is a software used by structural engineers, architects, contractors and project managers to create precise drawings and illustrations of new buildings...
Different types of automated parking system
An automated car parking is a mechanical system used to park a large number of cars in the minimum space available. The system helps...
The Application of Building Information Modeling in Construction
BIM technology can use several techniques to provide support, that is, construction simulation, information statistics, so that the management of the various processes is...
Different types of technologies for smart cities
Smart cities that leverage connected technology across their operations reap a host of benefits. Effective big data applications and strategies provide a city with...
