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  The architecture, engineering, and construction sector has witnessed an exponential increase in demand for talented professionals in both permanent and dedicated remote roles. As per a study by  Microsoft , the top three reasons for employees to leave the company are: Poor work-life balance(43%) Lack of career growth opportunities(44%) Low pay and benefits(44%) So, to hire and retain top talent from the global AEC industry, companies need to work on building relationships and providing satisfactory experiences to their employees. What is Remote Hiring in Architecture? Advancements in technology, changing client demands, and the globalization of talent are driving rapid evolution in the AEC industry. Enabling firms to tap into a diverse range of skilled professionals from across the globe. Remote Hiring involves  hiring dedicated remote architects  who perform the assigned tasks from the comfort of their preferred locations, using digital tools and platforms to coll...

  As Abraham Lincoln once said, “ The best way to predict the future is to create it”, The Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) sector is also heading towards creating a future that is innovative yet feasible for its users with professionals contributing from all over the global sphere. Recent studies highlight that firms opting for remote hiring can significantly decrease overall costs by up to 30% due to reduced overhead and physical office-related expenses. Understanding the Roles Before delving deeper into the comparative analysis, it’s crucial to understand the role of the in-house architect and a dedicated remote architect: In-house Architect An in-house architect is an employee directly hired by the company to work within the office premises. They collaborate closely with other team members and indulge in various project phases, from conceptualization to execution to facility management. Success Story: : Global Automotive Leader Relies on Our Experts for Scan to...

  The Paris Olympics 2024 witnessed the closing ceremony of a record-breaking two-week showcase of enthusiasm and zest from various athletes. The Paris Olympics 2024 aimed, and has now claimed, to be one of the most sustainable games ever with an emphasis on reduced carbon footprint, reuse of resources, and redistribution of energy. With around 35 stadiums hosting 15 million visitors, this grand undertaking required a strong built form and efficient planning to maintain these spaces throughout the games.  Building Information Modeling  (BIM) played a prominent role in positioning the 2024 games at the forefront of innovation infused with sustainability. BIM Initiatives for the Paris Olympics 2024 Building Information Modeling (BIM) played an integral role in several key projects for the Paris Olympics 2024. The list of initiatives includes: The Olympic Village: It was designed to host 17,000 athletes during the games. The designers leveraged BIM to ensure an adaptable, fl...