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Increasing Material Costs
As of October 2018, costs for construction materials have risen 7.4 percent year over year according to The Association of General Contractors. Rising interest rates are likely to compound all types of costs, resulting in further pressure on total construction. Technologies like drones, AR, and BIM will prove key to helping to maintain project volume and combat this cost pressure.

Innovative new building materials may push up costs further, even though they may ultimately provide more savings for users in the long run. Some of these innovative materials include:

Self-healing concrete
3D graphene
Transparent aluminum
Light generating concrete
Invisible solar cells
These construction industry trends are changing the business and global landscape. Rising prices, scarce skilled labor, and regulatory challenges may only become tougher over the next few years. By adopting new practices, leveraging new technologies, and investing in new projects, builders and developers can reduce risk, win more contracts, and enjoy profitability.

Overall, the outlook for the construction industry is positive. As your firm strives for greater efficiency and safety, be sure to keep up with demand by using a reliable rental equipment network with BigRentz.

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Better Safety Equipment
The industry is also witnessing a rise of machines capable of identifying common safety issues and eliminating those threats one at a time. Innovations to work boots allow them to connect to Wi-Fi and alert others if a user has fallen.

Beyond worker gear, we are already seeing robotics being able to replace human workers. This ranges from material moving “mules” to scaffolding and bricklaying robots. Many companies, however, claim that robots are not replacing any human jobs.

More accurately, they are changing the jobs humans do — in most cases, augmenting human decision making and making room for different, higher level jobs. One of the most important being the ability to decipher and translate data findings into actionable insights.

Then, we also have 3D printing which can decrease transportation risks and environmental sensors to detect noise, heat, and wind at construction sites and serve as warnings to evacuate construction workers and move costly construction equipment.

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Green Construction
Green construction has become the expected standard by home buyers, renters, and commercial tenants. Unfortunately, many sustainable and eco-friendly features remain a luxury, despite their long term savings. Though this may substantially change over the next few years.

Whether it is pressure within the construction industry, demand from end customers, or regulations, expectations are that renewable energy will continue to grow as a percentage of overall consumption. That is a huge market, given buildings are still responsible for 40 percent of our national energy consumption and 30 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.

Green construction includes both the technology to lower a building’s carbon footprint and the use of resources and building models to reduce the use of resources. Perhaps an even greater driver of green building is proof of its value for occupants. Research shows that green buildings can have a positive psychological and physiological impact.

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Modular & Prefabricated Construction
Modular and prefab construction has enjoyed a major movement over the past few years. Construction Dive predicts modular construction will continue to grow by 6.9 percent per year and hit $157 billion by 2023, driven by the lack of skilled labor and affordable and growing material costs.

As the technology supporting off-site constructed modular units improves, we can expect to see a lot more activity in this sector. Many smaller builders have developed innovative, green building designs with this method, increasing their market visibility and boosting client trust.

New technology has also enabled these prefab and modular buildings to get taller and taller. An example is the recent opening of the 21-story CitizenM Bowery Hotel in NYC. The 100,000 square foot hotel hosts 300 modular guest rooms, as well as a rooftop bar, lounge, and coworking space. The average modular project square footage has tripled to an average of 200,000 square feet.

Other major international builders say they plan to pare down their on-site construction activity to just 25 percent by 2025 in favor of prefab construction.

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Construction Management Software
Having great construction management software is a vital component for remaining competitive, building a valuable business, and mastering operational efficiency.

While each software service may have slightly different functions and features, the best holistically tackle end-to-end needs from RFIs to compiling data, sharing files with mobile teams, budgeting, document storage, payroll, and HR, monitoring inventory and project management.

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Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Building information technology is helping industry leaders stand out with better efficiency. BIM allows users to generate computer representations of buildings and utilities. The ease of managing these models and sharing data can enable superior prefabrication of parts, leading to on-time and accurate completion. Autodesk describes it as an intelligent 3D model-based process to help professionals manage buildings and infrastructure.”

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Mobile Technology
According to eSub, 80 percent of construction professionals say mobile technology is a top priority. It provides many applications from real-time inspections to on-site accountability and being able to measure spaces with just a mobile phone camera. Mobile apps in the marketplace include AirMeasure and Infotycoon. Those without complete mobile connectivity will be at a productivity and sales disadvantage from this year forward.

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Augmented Reality (AR)
The augmented reality is expected to be worth $90 billion by next year as it continues to provide new applications. On the client front, AR means efficient project staging and making pre-construction projects tangible for buyers and tenants.

For the builders and developers, AR facilitates the use of wearable technology as well as 360-degree video to enable:

3D visualization of future projects on their surrounding environment
Automated measuring of buildings
Fast and affordable simulation of architectural and structural changes
Safety training and hazard simulations