ORNL's 3D printing of a steel pressure vessel for nuclear reactors could revolutionize manufacturing processes, offering cost savings and efficiency gains for AECM professionals.
The Windsor Street Exchange project in Halifax enters Phase 2, aiming to improve transportation and boost economic activity. With a C$180 million investment and completion expected by 2029, US AECM professionals can find opportunities in contracts and procurement.
GRS Contractors and Rowland Homes are collaborating on a 149-home project in Oldham, highlighting the importance of technical capability and reliable partnerships in large-scale residential developments.
Hill Group and L&Q have completed the Kew Bridge Rise project, introducing 441 homes in Brentford with a focus on sustainable and affordable housing. This development highlights significant trends in urban regeneration and sustainable construction.
A staggering 97% of contractors lack real-time asset visibility, a factor that could be costing the industry in efficiency and profitability. The gap highlights an urgent need for advanced asset management solutions.
The buckling of structural columns at 235 East 42nd Street in Manhattan prompted the use of drones and sensors for real-time monitoring and assessment, showcasing the critical role of technology in modern construction and safety management.
Construction backlogs are decreasing, emphasizing the need for rapid project starts as a competitive advantage in the AECM industry.
Gulf airport construction projects face cost and risk challenges due to aviation industry volatility, impacting AECM stakeholders.
The University of Arizona has started construction on The Catalina, a nine-story student residence. Set to complete by autumn 2028, it will help meet rising demand for on-campus housing as the university plans to mandate on-campus living for first-year students by 2026.
