A tablet displays a construction plan or blueprint with detailed annotations and measurements. The interface uses a clean, technical aesthetic with a light background and blue accents to highlight key areas and dimensions. The layout is organized with clear labels and a sidebar provides additional tools or information.

Making construction measurement management digital

Company: Bitfactory GmbH
Role: Lead Designer
Date: 2019 - 2021


Led design for [Construction Corporation]'s digital transformation of on-site measurement and architectural plan management.

Goal: Replace slow, traditional paper-based methods.

Key challenges

A tablet displays a construction plan comparison interface, overlaying different revisions of a blueprint. The left side shows the main plan with blue highlights and annotations, while a semi-transparent panel on the right allows for comparing various revisions (e.g., '5 hours ago,' '4 hours ago'). The interface is clean and technical, with a focus on precision and detail. A tablet displays a data input form, likely for specifying dimensions or properties in a construction or architectural context. The interface features clearly labeled fields for measurements like 'Breite' (width), 'Höhe' (height), and 'Wandstärke' (wall thickness), along with corresponding input fields and toggle switches. A digital keyboard is visible at the bottom of the screen, ready for user input. A small floor plan is visible on the left, providing visual context.

My contributions

A tablet displays a construction plan or blueprint with detailed annotations and measurements. The interface uses a clean, technical aesthetic with a light background and blue accents to highlight key areas and dimensions. The layout is organized with clear labels, and a sidebar provides additional tools or information.

The solution

A laptop displays a modern messaging client interface with a construction-related conversation open. The main message pane shows a blueprint or floor plan preview. The interface features a clean and organized layout, common in contemporary messaging applications, with a sidebar for contacts or channels and a clear message window.

Results

Faster measurement times. Improved communication between site and architects. Positive user feedback on ease of use and efficiency.

A selfie of two visitors, Matthias Nagel and Geffrey van der Bos, wearing white hard hats and yellow safety vests, smiling in front of a construction site. The background shows ongoing construction with buildings and equipment, suggesting they are observing the site.