Workflow Strategies for Remote Architects on Large-Scale Projects

According to the 2021 AIA Compensation Report, 72% of architecture firms offered full-time or nearly full-time remote work options to employees in 2020. This shift reflects the growing prevalence of remote work in the industry, especially as firms tackle large-scale projects that require collaboration across multiple locations. Remote architects, once a rarity, have now become […]

The ROI of Promoting Sustainable Architectural Practices

In architecture, sustainability is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a necessity. In fact, a new study from Dodge Data & Analytics indicates that the design and construction industry prioritizes green building. As the world grapples with environmental challenges, the architectural industry is pivoting towards sustainable practices, driven by a combination of regulatory pressures, client demand, […]

10 KPIs that Matter in Architecture

tracking KPIs in architecture

According to a survey, 96% of metric-driven companies that set and track their KPIs meet some of their targets, while 41% achieve all their targets. In the architecture industry, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are essential tools for measuring the success and efficiency of projects and overall business operations. These metrics provide valuable insights that help […]

Building a Strong Remote Architecture Team: Best Practices

With advancements in technology and the growing acceptance of remote work, architecture firms are increasingly building strong remote teams. A survey by Monograph reveals that only 13% of architecture firms continue to work exclusively in the office, highlighting the effectiveness of remote teams in this field. These teams offer unparalleled flexibility, access to a global […]

How to Manage Engineering Project Timelines and Budgets

Managing engineering projects can be a complex and challenging endeavor. These projects often involve multiple stakeholders, tight deadlines, and constrained budgets. Moreover, compounding these challenges is the fact that many organizations are struggling to find qualified project managers and planners. A survey by KPMG revealed that 45% of organizations report a shortage of skilled project […]

How AI is Transforming Design and Construction

In a McKinsey survey, 64 percent of respondents believe that AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) technology will yield higher returns compared to investments in other industry sectors. At the heart of this technological revolution is artificial intelligence (AI). AI is a game-changer, enhancing design precision and streamlining construction processes like never before. In this blog, we dive […]

Conquering Large-Scale Projects with Remote Civil Engineers

Large-scale projects are monumental achievements that push the boundaries of innovation and design. However, they also present unique challenges that can test even the most experienced teams. In August 2023 alone, job openings in construction reached 350,000, according to Deloitte. The quit rate continues to surpass layoffs and discharges, highlighting the prevalence of voluntary departures […]

How a Well-Staffed Architecture Team Speeds Up Projects

Meeting project deadlines is crucial in architecture. According to McKinsey & Company, 98% of large-scale construction projects end up costing at least 30% more than initially planned. Delays can lead to increased costs, dissatisfied clients, and a damaged reputation. On a positive note, maintaining a well-staffed architecture team is one of the most effective strategies […]

How to Effectively Manage Remote Civil Engineering Teams 

According to a survey by ConnectSolutions, remote work can boost productivity by as much as 77%. This remote work effectiveness has transformed industries worldwide, and civil engineering is no exception. Managing remote civil engineering teams presents unique challenges and opportunities that require thoughtful strategies to ensure productivity, collaboration, and quality work. This blog explores effective […]

Solving Talent Gaps: Flexible Staffing for Architecture Firms 

According to AIA, numerous firms in 2023 faced staffing shortages and struggled to find qualified candidates for open positions. Due to rampant inflation and widespread staff shortages, the compensation expectations of current employees often exceeded what many firms could afford. Architecture firms face a myriad of challenges in today’s fast-paced and competitive environment. Among these, […]