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Bringing the Virtual and Physical Worlds Together: Case Study

Case Study

Aug 14, 2023

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Built is a national diversified general contractor, and proud to be one of Australia’s largest private construction groups. They've built a reputation on being a responsive, client-focused partner with extensive tier one and large corporation experience.

In order to better handle large, more-complex projects, Built sought to leverage an innovative cloud-based construction platform to perform remote site navigation and keep up with the accelerated delivery schedules. On top of that, the team looked to automate their digital progress tracking solution to gain better transparency of the multitude of projects across multiple regions.

By using CupixWorks, Built eliminated the information silos between design and construction teams. Site teams can now use the BIM model to see the intended final product against the existing site conditions, thus allowing for better informed decisions. Download the case study to see how.

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Bringing the Virtual and Physical Worlds Together: Case Study

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Built is a national diversified general contractor, and proud to be one of Australia’s largest private construction groups. They've built a reputation on being a responsive, client-focused partner with extensive tier one and large corporation experience.

In order to better handle large, more-complex projects, Built sought to leverage an innovative cloud-based construction platform to perform remote site navigation and keep up with the accelerated delivery schedules. On top of that, the team looked to automate their digital progress tracking solution to gain better transparency of the multitude of projects across multiple regions.

By using CupixWorks, Built eliminated the information silos between design and construction teams. Site teams can now use the BIM model to see the intended final product against the existing site conditions, thus allowing for better informed decisions. Download the case study to see how.

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Bringing the Virtual and Physical Worlds Together: Case Study

Download the case study

Built is a national diversified general contractor, and proud to be one of Australia’s largest private construction groups. They've built a reputation on being a responsive, client-focused partner with extensive tier one and large corporation experience.

In order to better handle large, more-complex projects, Built sought to leverage an innovative cloud-based construction platform to perform remote site navigation and keep up with the accelerated delivery schedules. On top of that, the team looked to automate their digital progress tracking solution to gain better transparency of the multitude of projects across multiple regions.

By using CupixWorks, Built eliminated the information silos between design and construction teams. Site teams can now use the BIM model to see the intended final product against the existing site conditions, thus allowing for better informed decisions. Download the case study to see how.