Arcadis Construction, Engineering & Design by GineersNow Drones & Technologies in Construction Industry | страница 8
The construction industry has gone a long way already. With
today’s modern technology, it’s no longer about constructing a
simple building anymore. Nowadays, several companies compete
in building better smart cities, using 3D printing to turn plastic
bottles into sturdy structures and designing skyscrapers that hang
from an asteroid. The evolution of the construction industry has
taken men to great heights and the world has yet to see the next
big “new” thing.
EDITOR’S
NOTE
In this month’s issue, GineersNow: Construction Leaders
features Arcadis. Known for its famous projects such as the
Burj Khalifa and Downtown Dubai, the Atlantis Hotel on The
Palm Dubai and the Museum of Islamic Arts, the company is the
leading global natural and built asset design and consultancy
firm located in the Middle East. Learn more about how using
drones has helped Arcadis drive innovation to its engineering and
construction.
We have also included special features about new technologies
which make construction faster and easier. Find out more about
the world’s largest entertainment city that will be built on Saudi,
the durability of polymer modified binders in asphalt pavements
and the world’s largest e-waste recycling plant that will be built in
Dubai. Learn more about the need of construction sites to adopt
mobile technology and what major issues the industry is facing
this year.
As part of our commitment to help engineers all over the globe to
become better leaders in their field, we have included in this issue
our best engineering leadership articles. From making engineers
happier at work to finding out why they quit their jobs or haven’t
fulfilled their potentials, we want our readers to be the best at their
work and in every other aspects in their lives.
So sit back and learn something new in this industry today.
Keep up with the latest trends on the Construction Industry with
GineersNow: Construction Leaders.
Engr. Alice Hernandez
Senior Editor-at-Large