Articles Tagged with ''AI (artificial intelligence)''

The Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo (HFSE) revealed its dynamic lineup of keynote presenters for the 2025 event, running September 24–26 at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, Calif.

Eagleview announced the culmination of a multi-year transformation initiative to provide more value for customers who rely on Eagleview for aerial imagery, insights, and analytics.

A report released by the American Cement Association’s market intelligence team predicts the U.S. will need approximately 1-million metric tons of cement to construct data centers that will house AI technology over the next few years.

 Vectorworks, Inc. announced the availability of its AI Assistant (Preview), an innovative new tool designed to give users instant and accurate answers to their Vectorworks-related questions.

The building envelope remains one of the most critical levers for reducing operational carbon emissions—particularly through targeted retrofits that improve thermal management.

As skilled labor shortages persist, building enclosure professionals are turning to digital tools, AI and mobile field technology to meet rising performance expectations with leaner teams.

Vectorworks, Inc. announced a major upgrade to its educational licensing program to include all capabilities of Vectorworks Cloud Services, such as game-changing tools like the AI Visualizer and the ability to generate 3D models from iOS photos.

Elevated announced an exclusive first-of-its-kind partnership with Triplet, a company that provides services that integrate offline space with AI technology.

The report, Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Architecture Firms: Opportunities & Risks, is part of The Architect’s Journey to Specification series and was published in collaboration with Deltek and Construct Connect.

A panel on innovation at the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Annual Conference featured an in-depth discussion on utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), the future of vacuum insulated glass (VIG), prioritizing updated software over new hardware and the use of more sophisticated digital modeling.