Gilbane Celebrates Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia Topping Off

Congratulations to Gilbane Building Company, which celebrated the topping off of the new Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia project on October 31, 2019! The project is scheduled to complete in

Construction Technology Expo: Thought-Provoking Speakers

At the 2019 Construction Technology Expo, attendees explored the implications and impact of new construction technologies throughout the day. Thanks to our speakers for giving us so much to think

Construction Technology Expo: Media Coverage

Many people in the public still do not think of new technologies when they think of the construction industry. While we still use many classic tools that have been around

Construction Technology Expo: The Exhibit Floor

Thanks to all who came to the 2019 Construction Technology Expo! This year, we had 29 exhibitors showcasing new technologies that are changing how we work in construction. Attendees got

GBCA Member Spotlight: Quality Commercial Flooring

Founded in 2002, Quality Commercial Flooring is a certified MBE providing and installing all types of flooring such as resilient flooring, vinyl, wood, ceramic tile and concrete polishing. Jon Arnold

A Night Out at the Theater with Bittenbender Construction

On Tuesday, October 29, 2019, the Carpenters’ Company and GBCA hosted A Night Out at the Theater with Bittenbender Construction. Attendees came for a pre-show cocktail reception, watched the Philadelphia

Lean Construction + Technology

At the 2019 Construction Technology Expo on October 29, Luke Hester, Technical Solutions Executive – Construction for PlanGrid, an Autodesk Company, will discuss the new tools available to help implement

Lunch with the City’s Leaders: Gerard Sweeney, Brandywine Realty Trust

GBCA is proud to partner with Center City Proprietors Association (CCPA) to invite you to a special luncheon featuring Gerard H. Sweeney, President, Chief Executive Officer and Trustee, Brandywine Realty

BIM Technology Makes Safer Job Sites

Construction companies have been using Building Information Modeling (BIM) to model and sequence safety, prevent incidents, automate safety logistics checks, run through installation details prior to site visits and eliminate