Beneath the streets of New York, under the historic Penn Station Service Building, lies a complex network of plumbing systems dating back to the building’s construction in 1908. Designed by Charles McKim and William Symmes Richardson, this infrastructure served a
In the dynamic landscape of construction and design, efficiency and precision are paramount, especially when dealing with specialized facilities like boiler rooms. Helm BIM emerges as a beacon of innovation, particularly in managing large volumes of work with remarkable speed
An architect’s rendering of what the finished Broad and Washington apartment/retail development will look like. | Renderings: BKV Architects via Post Brothers In the heart of Philadelphia’s dynamic urban landscape, the “Broad & Washington” development by Post Brothers stands as
Embracing Innovations in Construction Technology In the dynamic landscape of the construction industry, embracing technological innovations is not just a choice but a necessity. Among the groundbreaking advancements shaping the future of construction, augmented reality (AR) emerges as a game-changer.
Helm BIM uses laser scanning to ensure that construction matches the coordinated plans created from BIM.
To engage in a pro-active program, the goal of which is to identify and report coordination problems or issues early in the process and sufficiently prior to fabrication or installation to avoid delaying the schedule and unnecessary change orders.
The Helm Team was called upon to assist in a large cooling tower and pipe replacement at Hospital in New York, NY.
