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The Sustainable Madness Behind Method Manufacturing’s New Facility
An urban farmer, a general contractor, an architect, and a sustainability
consultant all walk into a soap factory. This is far from a joke,
though. Method soap’s wild new soap plant is making more history, becoming
the first manufacturing plant in its industry to earn LEED Platinum
Certification with the collaboration of those aforemtioned four forces.
What if We Could Automate BIM? Startup Eyes Process Breakthrough
Despite the apparent spread and popularity of BIM, many firms still see its
use as too costly and time-intensive to realize the benefits. One San
Francisco-based startup, BuildingSP, believes algorithms can change the
game.
Investors Give PlanGrid a Most Happy Birthday
The terrible twos and thrilling threes have given way to the ‘freshly
funded fours’ at PlanGrid this month, where the SF-based digital blueprint
repository is now celebrating a new round of investment and an even
brighter outlook.
BW SESSIONS: Applied Software
In 1982, Applied Software planted its flag in the digital game well before
its current competitors even existed. Now, after acquiring Enceptia, the
Atlanta-based Autodesk reseller says it is a new company. Here’s why.
No-Stick Jam: 3d Printed Stone and String Structure Rocks Biennial
U.S. and Swiss designers claim to have created an architectural structure
built without any adhesive, just rocks and thread. Now on display in
Chicago, Rock Print came together via a robotic arm-like, powder-based 3-D
printer.
Dodge Data, isqft square off in federal antitrust suit
From the Bible and Darwin to Shakespeare and The Lion King, the story of
young cubs angling to take down the aging patriarch is as familiar on stage
and screen as it is in corner offices and courtrooms. And now, industry
eyes are on Ohio.
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