Imagine a construction site where robots handle repetitive, labor-intensive tasks, allowing teams to focus on creativity and complex problem-solving. This isn’t science fiction—it’s happening now. Robotics in construction is reshaping the industry, and over the next decade, we can expect even more exciting advancements.

The construction industry is no stranger to complexity. From coordinating global suppliers to leveraging advanced technology like Building Information Modeling (BIM), today’s supply chains are intricate—and increasingly vulnerable. Cybersecurity in the construction supply chain is more than a buzzword; it’s a necessity to protects projects from costly delays, data breaches, and reputational damage.

The construction industry is entering a new era of innovation, driven by cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices. As we look ahead this year and beyond, here are four transformative innovations set to reshape the industry. 1. Advanced Building Materials...

Manhattan’s Curtis Partition is one of New York’s largest wall and ceiling contractors. They have also been named W&C’s Contractor of the Year.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has transformed commercial construction, offering a powerful tool for collaboration, efficiency, and precision on large-scale projects. At Curtis Partition, we have developed partnerships with some incredible BIM providers to...

In an era where data is as valuable as any physical asset, construction companies have become prime targets for cybercriminals. These attacks don’t just cause project delays; they can also lead to financial losses and erode client trust. Understanding why the...

In a modern construction industry where urban density and safety regulations are at an all-time high, fire-resistant drywall is quickly becoming essential in building design. This specialized drywall, designed to contain and prevent the spread of fire, doesn’t just...

The digital transformation in construction is opening new avenues for efficiency, but it also exposes firms to significant cyber risks. In 2025, cyber threats in the construction industry are expected to rise, with attacks targeting sensitive project data and operational systems.

As the construction industry embraces remote work, particularly in the areas of project management and oversight, cybersecurity for remote construction teams has become a critical concern.

The construction industry is a major contributor to global carbon emissions and resource consumption, making sustainable practices more important than ever. One of the most promising solutions is prefabrication, which not only improves efficiency but also reduces environmental impact.