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In early 2020, Procore Technologies expanded its preconstruction software suite with the launch of Procore Prequalification, a dedicated tool designed to help general contractors streamline how they evaluate, track, and manage subcontractor risk before breaking ground on a project. The construction industry has long grappled with fragmented contractor qualification processes, relying on spreadsheets, email chains, […]

Timelapse photography has become one of the most compelling tools for documenting large-scale construction projects, offering viewers a front-row seat to transformations that would otherwise unfold over years. Few examples illustrate this power better than the Shanghai Tower, a 2,073-foot (632-meter) megatall skyscraper in the Lujiazui financial district. Between 2011 and 2015, filmmaker Joe Nafis

Construction documentation is one of the most labor-intensive aspects of managing a building project. Site superintendents spend hours walking jobsites with handheld cameras, taking hundreds of photos that need organizing, labelling, and filing. Despite these efforts, traditional photo documentation leaves gaps. A standard photograph captures only what the camera points at, missing surrounding work areas,

Construction failures have shaped the built environment throughout history, often serving as harsh but necessary teachers for the industry. From catastrophic structural collapses to slow-moving material degradation, the study of failure in construction reveals critical lessons that improve safety, durability, and resilience. Whether caused by design errors, material defects, environmental forces, or poor workmanship, every

Understanding the Procore and One-Key Integration for Modern Construction The integration between Procore and One-Key represents a significant advancement in construction technology interoperability. Procore, one of the most widely adopted construction management platforms, now connects directly with Stanley Black & Decker’s One-Key asset tracking ecosystem. This integration addresses a persistent pain point for contractors: the

The construction technology landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with software platforms playing an increasingly central role in how projects are planned, executed, and delivered. In early 2020, Autodesk announced a suite of eight significant updates to its flagship construction management platforms, BIM 360 and PlanGrid. These enhancements target some of the most persistent pain points

When summer temperatures soar past 38 degrees Celsius, construction workers face heat stress, reduced cognitive function, and the risk of heat stroke. Traditional site cooling methods such as misting fans and shade structures help but cannot follow workers as they move between floors, trenches, and rooftops. This is where wearable cooling technology, inspired by devices

Construction technology conferences are essential for building professionals seeking to stay competitive. This guide covers how to select, prepare for, and maximize returns from events like Procore Groundbreak and CONEXPO-CON/AGG, plus strategies for evaluating and adopting construction management software after the conference.

In an industry where a single misread email can delay a project by days or lead to expensive rework, email remains one of the most critical communication tools for construction professionals. The team at Construction Junkie recognized this when they launched their email newsletter to keep readers informed about the latest in construction technology, safety,

The construction industry witnessed a remarkable acceleration in digital transformation during 2020, and no platform embodied this shift more clearly than Autodesk’s BIM 360 ecosystem. With major updates rolling out across BIM 360, PlanGrid, and BuildingConnected throughout the year, project teams gained powerful new capabilities for remote collaboration, issue tracking, and document management. These enhancements