The house where you drink your morning coffee, the office where you stare at the screen between meetings, the bridge you cross to work, the school where your children go every day – none of these appeared. They started as
For generations, building has meant boots on the ground, sawdust in the air, and the steady rhythm of hammers and cranes. You designed it on paper, dug into the ground,d and put it together – beam by beam, brick by
Let’s be honest. When most people think about construction, they picture a well-known scene: heavy machinery, piles of materials, and a timeline that always stretches longer than expected. It is traditionally a world driven by gravel, muscle, and blueprint, which
It is historically an industry characterized by manual labor, variable timelines, and dependence on sensitivity to elements. But this centuries-old paradigm cracks under the weight of the innovation. We are in the midst of an intensive construction revolution, a seismic