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Globalization is promoting a massive demographic shift from rural to urban areas. This is adding to the already overgrown populations of the cities, leading to a rise in demand for buildings, and in turn, a boom in the construction industry. “By 2050, the world will need twice the number of buildings that it has now in order to house the growing population,” begins Dan Conery, VP, Business Development, Newforma. This rapid growth will require new technologies to make the construction industry more efficient and effective.

