The transport infrastructure industry needs its roads and railway projects to be built faster, cleaner, and smarter. This is where open BIM lays the groundwork for a new path forward. It breaks down any silo and challenge.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is no longer just for buildings. In the linear infrastructure industry, where one design change can ripple across kilometres, BIM is becoming the essential digital ally for engineers designing.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) transforms infrastructure projects' design, construction, and management. While BIM has traditionally been associated with vertical structures like buildings, its application in linear.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has already transformed the building sector's architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Now, it's increasingly making its way into linear infrastructure. From roads and.

In a world making strides towards decarbonization, minimising the carbon footprint of linear transportation infrastructure - such as roads and railways - stands as a primary objective towards low carbon mobility. Although.

In the realm of infrastructure planning, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is catalyzing a transformative shift. In infrastructure projects, decision-makers, designers and civil engineers handle extensive data on construction.

Artificial intelligence, machine learning, digital twins, etc. are making their way into the construction industry. For what benefits and application? Find out through the example of ORIS Materials Intelligence.

The challenge of designing sustainable roads lies in the multitude of factors that need to be considered and overcome. One of the crucial aspects is the selection of construction materials, as they play a vital role in the.

ORIS proudly took part in the hybrid webinar hosted by the Asian Development Bank on April 25, 2023 dedicated to building a Climate Responsive Road Sector. The event brought together the first deputy chairman of the Committee of.

When it comes to infrastructure construction, carbon accounting might seem intangible and even unnecessary. But thinking about the future, it is a fundamental variable when planning infrastructure construction work. Let’s take a.