We sit down with Dave from Procore's BIM team and Tore Hovland, founder of NovaRender (recently acquired by Procore), to unpack what's really happening in the BIM space and why two major acquisitions just changed the game.

We discussed why BIM adoption is actually 20-30%, not the 70% everyone claims, the hidden 2GB browser limit killing your ability to view large models, and how building from 2D vs 3D vs full BIM changes cost overruns from 20% to 5%.

We sit down with Hendrik Goldbeck, Co-CEO of Goldbeck Group, who reveals how 60 years of stubborn innovation and perfect timing transformed a small German metalworking shop into Europe's construction powerhouse.

Key topics discussed: the 1969 origin story: Why his father rejected "we've always done it this way" thinking, German reunification luck: How overnight demand boom accelerated their product approach, and the "war of all against all": Why traditional construction's sequential trade-by-trade model fails.

In this episode of Bricks, Bucks & Bytes, Owen, Dustin, Maria, Kevin, and Stjepan dive deep into the biggest moves shaking up construction tech right now.

Key topics discussed: Maria Davidson's historic $94M fundraise - the most ever raised by a female founder in construction tech, why mixing venture capital with strategic partnerships is the secret sauce for growth, and Procore's surprising new CEO choice and what it means for the industry.

We sit down with Fabian, Managing Director of Goldbeck Technologies, who reveals how this family-owned company complete rewrote the rules of construction by treating buildings like configurable products rather than one-off projects.

Key topics discussed: why traditional construction is broken (fragmented design with no shared responsibility), the "LEGO approach": How standardized building systems enable mass customization, and the 480-person R&D department developing everything from AI chatbots to augmented reality quality control.

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Most construction technology fails to stick. James Mize from CRB reveals why in this unfiltered conversation about what really drives enterprise tech adoption decisions.