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Rhumbix Starts New Trials, Adds New Partners
These days, Rhumbix is busy. The construction management app announced a
new partnership and will begin a new round of trials on a California
hospital project, deploying their mobile timekeeping solution with an
indoor location technology.
With BIM Mandate Here, UK Turns to Sensors
The UK’s highly anticipated mandate for the use of building information
modeling on all government projects is now in effect. Bechtel’s Stephen
Smith explains how all the new ‘big data’ sensors will make cities like
London not just smarter, but better.
Arup, Rockefeller Launch City Resilience Tool
Last week in London, after years of joint research and testing, global
engineering giant ARUP and the Rockefeller Foundation jointly unveiled a
new City Resilience Index, a “pioneering tool for cities to understand and
assess their resilience.”
Northwestern Students Give Their Concrete 3D Printer Its Own Test
Our favorite engineering students from Northwestern U have only two weeks
left before their main event: the demonstration of their concrete 3D
printer prototype. Now in their home-stretch, BuiltWorldsNU is tinkering
away at working out the final kinks. Let’s check in with them this week
Arup, Rockefeller Launch City Resilience Tool
ARUP and The Rockefeller Foundation have launched a new resilience self-assessment tool for cities;
New CRI index allows cities to score themselves based on 52 resilience indicators and 12 goals;
Data will inform United Nations’ draft of ‘New Urban Agenda’, to be finalized next fall in Ecuador
Resilience.
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Building Tomorrows, Cities, AGC Trade on Skills
As the national war for skilled labor heats up, industry groups like AGC
are aggressively targeting the next generation. To fight gang recruitment
with opportunity, Chicago in particular has launched a new initiative that
offers job training to at-risk youth.
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