Dalata Maldron Hotel, Park Lane, Liverpool

Located on Park Lane in Liverpool, the Dalata Maldron Hotel adds a modern footprint to the city’s hospitality scene. Delivered by Valorem Investment Partners, this project contributes to the ongoing development of Liverpool’s city centre while expanding the Dalata Hotel Group’s growing portfolio.

Evercam’s construction camera software was installed to provide consistent visibility of site activities. From structural works to finishing stages, the Evercam platform allowed for remote access to real-time site footage and supported clear communication between various stakeholders.

The recorded footage was used to produce a high-quality construction time-lapse video at project completion. Evercam’s project documentation tools supported stakeholder updates, visual progress tracking, and served as a central visual record throughout the construction process.

Evercam was used to:

• Provide consistent jobsite visibility for project stakeholders
• Support construction video recording for internal and external use
• Improve project documentation for reporting and compliance
• Deliver a final time-lapse video for marketing and stakeholder engagement

JFK Terminal One

JFK New Terminal One is a landmark redevelopment project reshaping the future of international travel in New York. Spanning 2.6 million square feet, this $9.5 billion initiative is the largest terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport and one of the most ambitious public-private infrastructure partnerships in the U.S.

The project is being delivered in phases, with initial gates expected to open in 2026, and full completion planned by 2030. Once complete, the terminal will house 23 gates, highly sophisticated screening systems, well-designed concessions, and a focus on sustainability through all-electric equipment, solar energy, and energy-efficient design.

JFK served a record 63.3 million passengers in 2024, a 2% increase from the year before. This project ensures that Terminal One is equipped to meet future passenger demand while offering a seamless, modern experience that reflects New York’s role as a global gateway.

Highlights:

Evercam’s advanced camera technology provided essential visibility throughout the JFK Terminal One redevelopment, enabling proactive communication and effective risk management for one of the largest infrastructure projects at JFK International Airport.

• Secure, remote live camera views allowed stakeholders and off-site teams to monitor construction progress in real-time, minimizing the need for frequent site visits.
• Customizable time-lapse videos documented key milestones from demolition through facility completion, clearly capturing project progress and providing accountability.
• Shareable visual updates kept multiple contractors, agencies, and partners consistently informed, facilitating transparent communication across the large-scale, phased project.
• Comprehensive, time-stamped visual records reduced miscommunication, mitigated risks, and enabled rapid resolution of potential disputes or delays.
• Evercam’s complete visual archive of the project ensured valuable retrospective analysis, informed decision-making, and effective problem-solving throughout construction and beyond.

Schuylkill Trail Pedestrian Bridge

The Christian to Crescent trail segment connects Center City to Grays Ferry Crescent via a $45 million pedestrian bridge along the Schuylkill River, with PKF Mark III, Inc. constructing under PennDOT oversight and Evercam's visual documentation system capturing progress throughout development. When completed, this segment will close the final gap in Philadelphia's ambitious riverfront trail system. The strategic placement of Evercam's cameras provides comprehensive visual data that enables remote monitoring of this complex urban construction project. Engineering features include a curved concrete tub girder structure, two 170-foot cable-stayed pylons, an integrated overlook, and essential trail extensions, all monitored through Evercam's time-lapse and data analytics tools that provide stakeholders with real-time visualization. Upon completion in 2025, this bridge will create uninterrupted access along the Schuylkill River Trail, enhancing recreation, facilitating active commuting, and strengthening community connectivity while exemplifying Philadelphia's commitment to sustainable transportation infrastructure.

Highlights

• The bridge connects two National Historic Landmarks: Fairmount Water Works and Bartram's Garden, with trail extensions connecting to the 34th Street access point and Christian Street
• Curved, post-tensioned concrete tub girder structure responds to site constraints while optimizing the user experience.
• Evercam's real-time monitoring enabled early issue detection and resolution.
• The project demonstrates effective public-private partnership between SRDC, the City of Philadelphia, PennDOT, and contractors.
• Integrated stormwater management systems enhance the Schuylkill River's ecological health.

Budimex SA and the State Water Holding Polish Waters Regional Water Management Board in Szczecin signed a contract in September 2021 for the reconstruction of a railway bridge over the Regalica River in Szczecin. The proposed bridge is set to increase the capacity of the railway line No. 273 and expand the capacity for inland navigation.

Budimex is set to complete the PLN 282 million project in 25 months. This project is financed by the World Bank, the European Union and the national budget.

The aim of the investment is to adjust the existing railway bridge to the minimum clearance, ensuring the effectiveness of ice-breaking actions. The bridge in its existing condition does not meet the requirements, hinders and often suspends the icebreaking action. The scope of the project includes partial demolition of the existing bridge over the railway line and construction of a new bridge. The new bridge will be built in the vicinity of the existing one. The planned structure will be elevated about 6.2 m above the level of high navigable water. All that will be left of the old structure is the drawbridge span, which is listed in the register of historical monuments.

The works will be carried out as part of the governmental Flood Protection Project in the Oder and Vistula Basin.

It will increase flood protection in the capital of Western Pomerania and will ensure more efficient navigation and the possibility of more effective work of icebreakers. The works will increase the clearance of the bridge, the structure of which will be raised about 6.2 m above the waterline.

Evercam construction cameras are being used on this site to monitor the progress of the project.

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As part of the new business area of ​​the ERBUD Group, developed under the MOD21 brand, the Group plans to build large structures made of modular wooden buildings - hotels, office buildings, dormitories, hospitals, and public utility buildings.

The modules used for the construction of the facilities will be implemented at the plant in Ostaszewo. In addition, the Group intends to reach full production capacity in 2026 and will then produce approximately 100,000sm of the total module area per year.

According to the assumptions of the project, in 2026 the new business segment of the Group is to generate approximately PLN 650 million in revenues, with the profitability of 5-8%. In June this year, the investor acceptance of the production hall in Ostaszewo took place. The plant with an area of ​​22,000sm is to meet high ecological standards, and ultimately be energy-neutral and zero-emission.

Swipe left and right to view the construction progress from August 2022 to December 2022 as displayed by the 1st Camera.

The project has two cameras on site which enable the project teams to follow the progress of the fit-out in the new warehouse and the installation of the new prefabrication line for modular wood core buildings.

This facilitates communications between the teams in the office and those at the job site. Moreover, Investors are also easily updated with clear presentations using the time-lapse videos created by Evercam’s video team.

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STT Fairview 1

STT Fairview 1 is a transformative development in Quezon City that signals the Philippines’ growing role in the global digital economy. Conceived by ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (Philippines)—a joint venture between STT GDC, Globe, and Ayala Corporation—the project reflects a long-term commitment to building advanced digital infrastructure in Southeast Asia. With the country's rising internet penetration, cloud adoption, and demand for AI processing power, the campus is being developed as a future-proof hub to support both international hyper-scalers and local enterprise innovation.

The data centre’s architecture balances technological advancement with environmental responsibility. From its earliest design phases, the campus has prioritized flexibility, energy efficiency, and sustainability. Cooling systems are optimized for high-density workloads, and the facility will be ready to integrate liquid cooling to accommodate next-generation compute. With modular construction and scalable electrical systems, the campus can adapt to rapidly evolving industry demands while maintaining operational excellence.

Beyond technical capabilities, STT Fairview 1 is designed to be a digital gateway—an environment where speed, security, and interconnection converge. Its location in Metro Manila places it near essential transport and telecommunications corridors, making it ideal for latency-sensitive applications. As part of STT GDC’s broader regional network, the site will serve as a foundation for cloud services, enterprise applications, and AI research across the region, contributing significantly to the country’s digital transformation journey.

Highlights:

• AI-ready, with dense compute design and liquid cooling
• Directly connected to STT Makati, for global network access
• Carbon-neutral goal by 2030 with 100% green construction practices
• Built for resilience against earthquakes and flooding
• Supports local enterprises with carrier-neutral colocation
• Creates local jobs and training opportunities in tech and trades

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Bersama Digital Data Centres (BDDC) is currently developing a data centre in Jakarta, Indonesia. This Phase 1 project, named JST1, is a Tier 3 and Tier 4 data centre with a capacity of more than 1,000 racks and delivers 5 megawatts of IT load.

The complexity of the project requires accurate communication among stakeholders. Project managers have set up the Evercam construction visibility platform, which enhances site monitoring and reporting.

This initiative uses high-quality time-lapse videos to report progress and market the development of the project. These visuals play an important role in updating investors on compliance, enhancing stakeholder communication, and engaging the community with the project’s ongoing progress.

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Supporting Battery Storage Expansion in Southwest Victoria

Origin Energy is expanding its infrastructure at Mortlake Power Station with the construction of a grid-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). With a planned output of up to 650 MWh, the battery will support Victoria’s renewable energy network by storing excess power and improving grid reliability.

Located within the South-West Renewable Energy Zone, the project is a key component of Origin’s strategy to enable a cleaner and more flexible energy future.

To support project visibility, Origin Energy deployed three Evercam construction cameras across the site. These jobsite cameras provide remote access to live views and recordings, helping site and office-based teams stay aligned throughout construction.

Evercam is used to:

• Track site progress remotely
• Improve documentation for reporting and compliance
• Enable communication between on-site teams and the head office
• Support HSE and incident review processes

All cameras are actively recording during working hours and positioned to capture the development of key infrastructure, including the BESS substation and battery installation areas.

Project Highlights

• Up to 300 MW, delivering 650 MWh of storage capacity
• 3 fixed-position Evercam cameras installed for live monitoring and recording
• Progress tracking, incident review, stakeholder communication, and project documentation

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Marella Residential Development

Marella is a residential development located in Broadbeach, Queensland, delivered by Mosaic Property Group. Rising 30 levels and comprising 98 luxury residences, the project is ideally positioned opposite Nikiforides Family Park and just steps from the coastline. Completed in February 2025, Marella reflects Mosaic’s commitment to premium urban living with lasting architectural value.

Evercam provided full site visibility through a live camera feed, allowing the Brisbane-based project team to remotely monitor progress, reduce site visits, and ensure consistent communication.

A custom professional time-lapse was produced to document the entire construction journey, which is now used for both internal reporting and marketing purposes.

Marella demonstrates how digital construction tools, such as Evercam, can streamline project delivery, support remote teams, and enhance transparency for all stakeholders.

Project Highlights

• Live remote monitoring for the Brisbane-based team
  

• Time-lapse video created for marketing and reporting
  

• Site recordings used for Health and Safety management
  

• Improved site-to-office communication
  

• Visual support for procurement and progress tracking

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Belmayne Residential Development, Dublin 13

Belmayne P4 is a key part of Dublin City Council’s broader initiative to meet housing demand through high-quality, sustainable residential design. Located on the city’s north side, the development will deliver 110 new homes, including apartments and duplexes, along with landscaped communal areas, a daycare center, and underground parking. The project follows the principles of Housing for All and is designed to meet NZEB standards, with a focus on low energy use and high-performance systems.

IN2 Engineering is providing full MEP, sustainability, and building physics services on the project, integrating low-carbon design strategies and renewable energy sources to support long-term efficiency. With an emphasis on coordinated delivery across multiple partners, Evercam plays a key role in ensuring visibility and accountability at every stage.

Our cameras were installed early in the project to support stakeholder communication, reduce site visits, and monitor progress remotely. With real-time views and time-lapse footage, Evercam helps teams stay aligned, resolve issues faster, and celebrate milestones as this new community takes shape.

Highlights:

• Multi-camera coverage from enabling works through superstructure
• Live view access for IN2 and project stakeholders
• Time-lapse for internal presentations and public updates
• Seamless integration with project management workflows
• Improved collaboration between designers, contractors, and city officials

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Bausch & Lomb Service Yard, Waterford

Weltec Engineering partnered with Bausch & Lomb to deliver upgrades to the service yard at their Waterford manufacturing facility, a site critical to global pharmaceutical production. To support visibility throughout construction, Weltec installed an Evercam camera system to monitor works remotely and maintain a full visual record of site activity.

How Evercam Helped

Our construction camera provided valuable oversight in a high-traffic area. Evercam was used for:

• Monitoring on-site logistics and coordination of vehicle movements
• Reviewing contractor activity during civil and yard works
• Documenting progress throughout the 8-month build
• Assisting with stakeholder updates and site access transparency

The footage was beneficial for safety awareness and internal tracking, helping Weltec maintain accountability on a live production site with minimal disruption.

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Plot 3, Western Approach, Severn Beach Warehouse

Located on Plot 3 of Matrix 49, LansonRoberts Road in Bristol, this industrial warehouse development represents a significant £10-50 million investment in Bristol's expanding logistics infrastructure. Developed as part of the Matrix 49 industrial complex, this project delivered modern warehouse facilities designed to meet the growing demands of the regional distribution network. The project focused on creating efficient industrial space while maintaining the highest standards of safety and operational excellence throughout the build process.

McLaren Construction Limited served as the main contractor, bringing their expertise in industrial construction to deliver this specialised facility. The project utilised advanced construction cameras, including 24/7 continuous capture and comprehensive time-lapse documentation, ensuring transparency and coordination across all phases of development. The facility incorporates modern industrial design principles with emphasis on operational efficiency and workflow optimization.

Highlights

• Strategic location within Bristol's expanding industrial corridor providing excellent connectivity to major transport networks
• Modern warehouse design optimized for contemporary logistics and distribution operations
• Comprehensive construction monitoring system ensuring enhanced safety protocols and project transparency
• Advanced industrial infrastructure supporting regional economic development and employment opportunities
• Professional documentation and time-lapse recording providing complete visual project history

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