3D Concrete Printing For Commercial Construction

3D concrete printing is an increasingly popular way of constructing buildings. This new technology can save time, reduce costs, and create structures with unprecedented complexity. Let’s look at what 3D concrete printing is and its benefits and challenges. What Is 3D Concrete Printing? 3D concrete printing refers to different methods of automated construction where the material is added layer by layer to form a three-dimensional… Read More

Building Your Brand Through Your Commercial Space

Your company’s building is a fundamental representation of your brand. Often, it is the first introduction your clients have to your business and it’s important that it gives off a professional look and feel. So, it’s important to think about how you can reflect your brand and your company’s mission statement in your commercial space. This representation doesn’t have to be literal and can be… Read More

How AI Is Transforming The Commercial Construction Industry

Artificial Intelligence (AI) now forms a part of our everyday lives. Whether it’s through conversing with a chatbot on the website of a service provider or by watching a show suggested by Netflix. It was only a matter of time before AI integrated into the commercial construction industry. Plus, it’s doing wonders in the industry when it comes to data collection, productivity, and saving costs… Read More

How Biophilic Design Principles Improve Productivity

Most people spend 8-9 hours a day in their office spaces. So it’s no surprise that one of the latest trends to hit the commercial construction scene is biophilic design. This architectural and interior design technique works to benefit both the psychological and physical human well-being The main aim of biophilic design is to find a balance between the usual characteristics of commercial buildings like… Read More

What Is The Difference Between Adaptive Reuse and Mixed Use Construction?

The construction industry is ever-changing to meet keep up with evolving technology, changing workforce and the needs of customers. On the one hand, it is working to develop new, multi-use spaces. On the other, it aims to reduce its impact on the environment and preserve historical buildings. Mixed-use construction and adaptive reuse construction are two examples of this. While they are different in their approach… Read More