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What can go wrong? Plenty, if you're not careful, say two construction attorneys

Survey found that 82% of respondents expect an AI-driven transformation, but just 20% claimed their firm's readiness was at a mature or advanced level.

During the American Institute of Architects’ 2025 Conference held in Boston June 3, Autodesk released ArcGIS for Forma, a public beta for a cloud-based connection that links up Esri’s ArcGIS and Autodesk’s Forma design environment.

Autodesk reported first quarter results that beat expectations and named two new board members to quell a proxy fight with investor Starboard Value.

OpenSpace Air is a platform for collection and analysis of reality capture data from drones, scans, site surveys and 360° images.

Attendees heard optimistic visions of AEC practitioners soon having more connected workflows and more reliable data pipelines, proactive solutions for jobsite uncertainties and tools to replace meetings and work phases.

Platform showcases an infinite, collaborative canvas with markup capabilities similar to Bluebeam Revu and sketching capabilities similar to SketchUp. 

ConstructivIQ, an artificial intelligence-driven integrated procurement, planning and material tracking software tool, has been deployed enterprise-wide by contractor DPR Construction since early February.

Chicago-based contractor has adopted the software startup firm as its risk review platform for all projects and at all stages of construction. 

Acelab, a materials and construction products startup with $13 million in funding has released Materials Hub, an artificial intelligence-powered repository that allows architects and designers to discover, evaluate and specify building materials.