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We are excited to announce the latest topic on our blog: "Embracing Technological Innovations in Construction: The Future is Now!" In this insightful post, we explore the cutting-edge technologies transforming the construction industry, including: 🔹 Building Information Modeling (BIM): Revolutionizing project planning and execution. 🔹 Drones and UAVs: Enhancing site surveys and project monitoring. 🔹 3D Printing: Shaping the future of construction materials and design. 🔹 AI and Machine Learning: Improving efficiency and safety on job sites. 🔹 Sustainable Construction Practices: Balancing innovation with environmental responsibility. Join us as we dive deep into how these advancements are not only improving efficiency and safety but also driving sustainability and innovation in construction. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the industry, this blog is packed with valuable insights and practical tips. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ddHTpcQE Don't forget to follow our page for more updates and industry insights! #ConstructionInnovation #TechInConstruction #BIM #DronesInConstruction #3DPrinting #AI #Sustainability #ConstructionIndustry #NewBlog

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🌍 Design Week 2024: NDIDI, Innovation, and Sustainability in Global Design In a world where globalization presents complex challenges, Ndidi emerges as an innovative and conscious response. Led by COAA , this initiative aims to integrate technological advancement, environmental awareness, and ancestral knowledge, using design as a central tool and multidimensional approach to address current crises. Ndidi celebrates the synergy between 3D printing and craftsmanship, highlighting the invaluable contributions of women in these fields. This combination of advanced technologies and traditional techniques not only promotes alternatives for local development but also aims towards a more sustainable future. The team behind NDIDI includes Olga Beatrice Carcassi , Carla Estrada Segura , Lola Ben Alon , and Alejandro Montes Gonzalez . Together, they tackle global challenges using the sciences and arts of design in synergy with technological advancements, ancestral knowledge, and deep environmental concern. NDIDI at Design Week 2024: A Milestone in Design Innovation Nature in Development for International Design Innovation (NDIDI) is officially part of Inédito for Design Week Mexico 2024. During this event, the first collaborative workpiece will be unveiled, a tangible showcase of how collaboration and innovation can lead to sustainable and creative solutions. Stay tuned for more updates on NDIDI’s exciting developments in the world of global and sustainable design! #DesignWeek2024 #NDIDI #Innovation #Sustainability #GlobalDesign #DesignInnovation

Aquesta foto demostra d'una manera clara què és IMES3D: una empresa on els treballadors convivim amb 70 impresores 3D i on amb la complicitat entre l'equip, podem fer realitat tots els projectes que realitzem. Esta foto demuestra de una manera clara que es IMES3D: una empresa donde los trabajadores convivimos con 70 impresoras 3D y donde con la complicidad entre el equipo, podemos hacer realidad todos los proyectos que realizamos. This photo clearly shows what IMES3D is: a company where the workers live with 70 3D printers and where with the omplicity of the team, we can make all the projects we do come true. foto/photo credit: Steven van de Staak

🏡 Just attended an inspiring event hosted by ICON, a pioneer in 3D-printing homes, and I'm excited to share some groundbreaking advancements that are set to transform the housing industry! In just a few years, ICON has made significant strides in reducing construction costs, enhancing the mobility and efficiency of their 3D-printing robots, and integrating AI into the home design process. 🤖 What's truly revolutionary is how these advancements democratize the home-building process. By lowering costs and incorporating AI-driven design, ICON is putting the power of creativity and personalization back into the hands of consumers. Imagine designing your dream home, tailored to your exact preferences and desires, and then watching it come to life before your eyes, all while knowing you're part of an environmentally friendly and cost-effective process. This leap forward by ICON is not just about innovative technology; it's about reimagining what home means for countless individuals around the world. It's a testament to how engineering, AI, and sustainable practices can come together to solve critical challenges in the housing sector and beyond. Keep up the great work Jason Ballard and the entire ICON team! #3DPrinting #affordablehousing #housingforall

Explore the latest in #BIM and #CDE technology for the retail sector with Autodesk! Discover how our solutions can revolutionize your design and construction projects in the retail sector. #RetailBIM #Autodesk

How will AI ultimately affect the way buildings look in the real world ? I have written an Opinion piece for BD - Building Design. magazine in the UK on this very topic called ‘Techno Deco’, starting from my early experience visiting the The Glasgow School of Art building by Charles Rennie MacKintosh. Thanks to Ben Flatman for the invitation to share my thoughts : ‘It is now technically and commercially feasible to create façades with unique pieces, featuring depth, texture, and variation. This marks a significant shift from the flat, repetitive commercial buildings driven by the construction industry changes that heralded modernism.                                             Artificial intelligence is enabling the design of more expressive buildings, which fuse a myriad of cultural references to create a new vernacular that transcends traditional architecture’s approach to decoration. The jump-step from explorative imagery on a screen to real-world buildings at a feasible cost will be enabled by advancements in digital fabrication technology. This includes 3D printing, AI robotics, and digital CNC milling. Patterned elements have been common in buildings over recent years, but this will soon be replaced by buildings with more surface depth and variation, reminiscent of the hand-crafted buildings of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods.’ Whole article here: https://lnkd.in/d9n2EaZ9 Jason Boyle FRSA FRIBA Hamza Shaikh Agnes Koltay Christine Espinosa-Erlanda , MBArch, UAP, RIBA Affiliate Drew Gilbert Alaa Shibly Jennie Binchy Building Design #ai #midjourney #designmidjourney #midjourneyarchitecture #FutureCityscape #architecture #design #innovation #aiarchitecture #artnouveau

https://lnkd.in/eqgZuYCD This video examines 3D construction using raw earth, highlighting it as a promising low-cost, sustainable technology for the future. Its benefits include the use of natural, local materials, reduced energy needs, and recyclability. Both 3D earth construction and Iran’s Bam Citadel use natural, eco-friendly materials. The Citadel, known as the world’s largest adobe structure, exemplifies traditional Iranian techniques in durable, clay-based architecture. 3D printing in raw earth, inspired by such traditions, merges these sustainable methods with modern technology, promoting low-cost, environmentally conscious solutions in contemporary architecture.

ICON is pushing the boundaries of 3D printing, not just for homes on Earth but also for lunar and Martian habitats. Their cutting-edge AI architect, Vitruvius, is transforming the way homes are designed and built. Vitruvius leverages AI to streamline home design and construction, significantly cutting build times while using sustainable materials. The chatbot interface interacts with homeowners to create custom layouts, exterior and interior renderings, and floor plans. By automating these processes, Vitruvius helps reduce housing costs and supports eco-friendly architecture ICON is also incentivizing architects through its CodeX program, inviting creative designs for 3D-printed homes and offering a share of the construction costs! From affordable housing on Earth to lunar outposts, ICON is truly shaping the future of construction technology. credit: ico-3d tech Follow this page for the latest development in AI #TopAITools #AI #3DPrinting #Architecture #Sustainability #VitruviusAI #TechInnovation #Construction

New from AFROTECH A Black Architectural Firm Led A Project To Develop The First 3D-Printed Home In Detroit, MI The technology that supported the home’s development featured a “robotic arm using cementitious mortar,” which decreased labor and expenses and supported more sustainable materials, per the press release. “This home proves that, by leveraging digitalization and robotics, we can solve for many of the problems that plague the homebuilding industry. We can build right-sized homes, with fewer workers, that cost less to heat and cool. We can build homes with features to support living at any stage of life,” said Tom Woodman, co-founder and executive director of Citizen Robotics, in the press release. What’s more, the home will be cost-effective and help lower utility expenses for residents. #blackinnovation #blackintech #affordablehousing #citizenrobotics #3Dprinting #housingtech #robotics #neighborhoodstabilization https://lnkd.in/gWbFvphJ