Sarah Lorek

Sarah is the Lead Content Strategist for Trimble Buildings, CEC (Civil Engineering & Construction), and Geospatial. She has worked on many large scale marketing campaigns for Fortune 500 companies, helping them define their story and shape a compelling narrative. Now, she focuses on creating and sourcing valuable thought leadership content for our readers.

Tough Questions With Constructible Experts [VIDEO]

We put five constructible experts in a room and asked them some of the industry’s toughest questions. Here's what happened.
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The 3 Cs: Connected, Content-Enabled, and Constructible

The Constructible Process is taking modern construction by storm. Learn the basics of this powerful methodology and see how the process and related technology can revolutionize your work!
Read Article
How Content-Enabled Models and Workflows Drastically Improve Construction Productivity

We all know it’s silly to ‘reinvent the wheel’, yet we do it all the time. For construction pros, however, it’s now possible to avoid doing so by relying on constructible content instead.
Read Article
Keeping Up With Constructibility

One of the three main components of The Constructible Process is, of course, that the project must be constructible: from initial ideation through completed construction and beyond.
Read Article
New Skyscraper 'The Tulip' Is Blooming Over London

One city is going floral with a new tulip-shaped tower rising above the skyline. The city of London, UK, has approved plans for a new tower that some are calling both bulbous and beautiful.
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How Long Will It Be Before Robots Build Everything?

There’s a lot of talk in construction about the use of robotic technologies. While these things are certainly gaining traction, the time when humans have to worry about being replaced is likely...
Read Article
What Is Constructible Content?

Constructible content consists of technical information and data from a building product manufacturer's components. Once the design is finalized, the model can be built in the real world
Read Article
Are Construction Worker Stereotypes Causing a Skill Shortage?

The demand for construction is growing much faster than the number of skilled workers, and the industry is facing a skill shortage like never before. Could stereotypes be to blame?
Read Article
How to Compete for Bigger Construction Projects

Experts estimate that most construction companies only win between 10-20% of the projects they bid. Estimating is often considered to be a numbers game. Here's how to compete for bigger projects.
Read Article
Construction Appreciation Week 2018

Construction workers from JE Dunn have been building a 125,000 square foot, four-story office building for Trimble. Office employees said thanks during Construction Appreciation Week 2018.
Read Article
Contractors Liable for Unpaid Wages — Is This a National Trend?

Controversial legislation holding general contractors liable for unpaid wages and benefits owed employees of their subcontractors has already passed into law and may be the start of a nationwide trend
Read Article
State of MEP Construction 2018 [INFOGRAPHIC]

The results are in! We surveyed over 1,000 construction professionals in the MEP and field professions to determine the state of construction in North America. Read on to learn more.
Read Article
What is BIM (Building Information Modeling)

BIM (Building Information Modeling) is becoming a crucial process to make the planning, design, and construction of buildings highly efficient and collaborative. Read on to discover what BIM is.
Read Article
What the WBENC (Women's Business Enterprise National Council) Can Do for Owners

The WBENC (Women’s Business Enterprise National Council) can be a huge opportunity for women-owned construction firms in the U.S. But, to take advantage of all it has to offer, consider this...
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Apple's Daisy Robot Can Dismantle Your iPhone. Is Your Jobsite Next? [VIDEO]

Apple’s Daisy robot can dismantle an iPhone in precisely 18 seconds.
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Can Staircase Design Shape Your Feelings?

Stairs aren’t just a way to get from A to B. In essence, they remain a practical way to move from one elevation to another, but staircase design can also offer far more in terms of psychology.
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The Museum Architecture of Dubai, Milton Keynes, and More

There’s a fascinating link between architecture and museums, and many take the form of absolutely stunning buildings. This article will explore museum architecture and take a look at some of the most.
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Ancient Architecture and the Human Need to Construct

Humans have been building homes and structures for centuries. Ancient buildings give us hints into cultural and religious motives of those who built before us. So, is it in our nature to construct?
Read Article
Mental Health In Construction [STATS]

When you think about jobsite hazards, physical risks probably top the list. But what about the dangers you can’t see? Mental health in construction is one of these dangers.
Read Article
BIM ROI: Small Firms Can Save Money, Too

It’s necessary to stay competitive in construction, and there’s no denying that BIM is the future. But, there are still some upfront costs to get involved. Does BIM ROI exist for small companies?
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Sarah Lorek

Tough Questions With Constructible Experts [VIDEO]

We put five constructible experts in a room and asked them some of the industry’s toughest questions. Here's what happened.

The 3 Cs: Connected, Content-Enabled, and Constructible

The Constructible Process is taking modern construction by storm. Learn the basics of this powerful methodology and see how the process and related technology can revolutionize your work!

How Content-Enabled Models and Workflows Drastically Improve Construction Productivity

We all know it’s silly to ‘reinvent the wheel’, yet we do it all the time. For construction pros, however, it’s now possible to avoid doing so by relying on constructible content instead.

Keeping Up With Constructibility

One of the three main components of The Constructible Process is, of course, that the project must be constructible: from initial ideation through completed construction and beyond.

New Skyscraper 'The Tulip' Is Blooming Over London

One city is going floral with a new tulip-shaped tower rising above the skyline. The city of London, UK, has approved plans for a new tower that some are calling both bulbous and beautiful.

How Long Will It Be Before Robots Build Everything?

There’s a lot of talk in construction about the use of robotic technologies. While these things are certainly gaining traction, the time when humans have to worry about being replaced is likely...

What Is Constructible Content?

Constructible content consists of technical information and data from a building product manufacturer's components. Once the design is finalized, the model can be built in the real world

Are Construction Worker Stereotypes Causing a Skill Shortage?

The demand for construction is growing much faster than the number of skilled workers, and the industry is facing a skill shortage like never before. Could stereotypes be to blame?

How to Compete for Bigger Construction Projects

Experts estimate that most construction companies only win between 10-20% of the projects they bid. Estimating is often considered to be a numbers game. Here's how to compete for bigger projects.

Construction Appreciation Week 2018

Construction workers from JE Dunn have been building a 125,000 square foot, four-story office building for Trimble. Office employees said thanks during Construction Appreciation Week 2018.

Contractors Liable for Unpaid Wages — Is This a National Trend?

Controversial legislation holding general contractors liable for unpaid wages and benefits owed employees of their subcontractors has already passed into law and may be the start of a nationwide trend

State of MEP Construction 2018 [INFOGRAPHIC]

The results are in! We surveyed over 1,000 construction professionals in the MEP and field professions to determine the state of construction in North America. Read on to learn more.

What is BIM (Building Information Modeling)

BIM (Building Information Modeling) is becoming a crucial process to make the planning, design, and construction of buildings highly efficient and collaborative. Read on to discover what BIM is.

What the WBENC (Women's Business Enterprise National Council) Can Do for Owners

The WBENC (Women’s Business Enterprise National Council) can be a huge opportunity for women-owned construction firms in the U.S. But, to take advantage of all it has to offer, consider this...

Apple's Daisy Robot Can Dismantle Your iPhone. Is Your Jobsite Next? [VIDEO]

Apple’s Daisy robot can dismantle an iPhone in precisely 18 seconds.

Can Staircase Design Shape Your Feelings?

Stairs aren’t just a way to get from A to B. In essence, they remain a practical way to move from one elevation to another, but staircase design can also offer far more in terms of psychology.

The Museum Architecture of Dubai, Milton Keynes, and More

There’s a fascinating link between architecture and museums, and many take the form of absolutely stunning buildings. This article will explore museum architecture and take a look at some of the most.

Ancient Architecture and the Human Need to Construct

Humans have been building homes and structures for centuries. Ancient buildings give us hints into cultural and religious motives of those who built before us. So, is it in our nature to construct?

Mental Health In Construction [STATS]

When you think about jobsite hazards, physical risks probably top the list. But what about the dangers you can’t see? Mental health in construction is one of these dangers.

BIM ROI: Small Firms Can Save Money, Too

It’s necessary to stay competitive in construction, and there’s no denying that BIM is the future. But, there are still some upfront costs to get involved. Does BIM ROI exist for small companies?