The future of construction is a collaboration between humans and robots. With advancements in robotics, tasks like bricklaying, site monitoring, and heavy lifting can be handled by machines, increasing efficiency, safety, and precision. While robots tackle physically strenuous or dangerous jobs, humans focus on creative and supervisory roles. Although challenges like high costs and the need for skilled operators remain, the integration of robotics could revolutionize the industry. The key is building a hybrid workforce where technology complements human talent.

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1.7 floors per week at its peak. 410 days from start to finish. 3,500 workers. 102 stories that was completed in New York City in 1931.