1. ConTech Software Database

Explore the AEC technology landscape through a curated database of over 1,700 architecture and construction software tools, completely free to access.

Whether you’re researching what’s out there, scanning emerging categories, or simply trying to understand what exists beyond the usual platforms, the database offers a structured way to navigate the growing ConTech ecosystem.

It’s designed to help practices see the bigger picture before engaging vendors or committing to change. If you want to understand what’s out there, and how broad the landscape really is, this is the place to start.
A half-day or full-day structured session to:

• Map current workflows

• Identify friction

• Clarify digital roles

• Align next steps

Suitable for SME and mid-sized practices.

2. AEC Tech Jobs

AEC Tech Jobs is a dedicated platform focused specifically on roles within ConTech, connecting architecture and construction professionals with technology companies shaping the future of the built environment.

From product managers and computational designers to machine learning engineers, BIM specialists, and digital transformation leads, the platform highlights career paths beyond traditional practice.

As more architects and AEC professionals transition into technology-focused roles, AEC Tech Jobs provides a clear view of where innovation is happening and where the opportunities are.

3. AEC Tech Futures

AEC Tech Futures explores how technology is reshaping the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, not just through tools, but through roles, business models, and emerging opportunities.

It looks ahead at how AI, automation, data platforms, and new ConTech ventures are influencing practice and creating new workflows and alternative career paths for AEC professionals.

Rather than focusing on short-term trends, AEC Tech Futures examines the structural shifts underway in the industry and what they mean for firms, leaders, and individuals preparing for the next phase of digital evolution.