"We’ll have to call a coordination meeting," Marcus sighed. "Push the drywall team back. Again."

"Okay," Marcus said, tapping the screen. "BuildMaster linked the architectural and MEP models overnight. It flagged two hundred potential interferences."

"Hey, Elena," Marcus said, dialing the owner's rep. "You were right. It’s not just software. It’s like we finally gave the project a brain."

But Monday morning brought a different kind of silence to the job site.

He looked at the steel skeleton rising above him. For the first time in months, he didn't see a mountain of problems. He saw a structure being built with precision, each piece falling into place exactly when it was supposed to.