Episode 6: Virtual Construction Helps Everyone Win

Episode 6 of the More than Construction: A Journey Group Podcast about Building Community podcast, hosted by Journey Group / Jamison Mutschelknaus & Adam Scholes, titled "Episode 6: Virtual Construction Helps Everyone Win" was published on August 28, 2022 and runs 19 minutes.

August 28, 2022 ·19m · More than Construction: A Journey Group Podcast about Building Community

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At Journey Group, we perform "Dress Rehearsals" for every construction project we build. This process is directed by our VDC department, lead by Jamison Mutschelknaus and Adam Scholes. Join our discussion of the fascinating digital world of Virtual Design & Construction. The tools they integrate into our construction process save time, money, and resources, which enables safer, faster, and more efficient projects. That's what we call, "More than Construction" – everybody benefits! It's wi...

Episode Description

At Journey Group, we perform "Dress Rehearsals" for every construction project we build. This process is directed by our VDC department, lead by Jamison Mutschelknaus and Adam Scholes. Join our discussion of the fascinating digital world of Virtual Design & Construction. The tools they integrate into our construction process save time, money, and resources, which enables safer, faster, and more efficient projects. That's what we call, "More than Construction" – everybody benefits! It's wins all around!

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