For decades, if you walked onto a commercial construction site, you would find the same scene: workers huddled around massive, coffee-stained paper blueprints, supervisors scribbling notes on manual clipboards, and a massive disconnect between the architects in the design office and the crews on the ground. When a design changed, someone had to physically print new papers and drive them out to the site. If a pipe didn't fit where it was supposed to, the work ground to a halt while paperwork shuffled back