You’ve probably learned Revit. Maybe you’ve explored Navisworks or even Synchro. But here’s something most people don’t talk about: one of the most-used tools on construction projects — even today — is still Microsoft Excel.
For years, AutoCAD has been a staple in the design world — a tool every engineer and drafter was expected to know. But the construction industry isn’t what it used to be. Projects are getting bigger, more complex, and faster-paced. That means the tools we use need to keep up.
Let’s face it — the construction scene in the UAE is on fire. From futuristic smart cities to mega-projects like NEOM and the legacy of Expo, the opportunities are huge. But here’s the catch: traditional skills alone just don’t cut it anymore.