Dezeen Awards Shortlist Unveiled Amidst Industry Innovations
Dezeen announced its 2026 Awards shortlist, highlighting cutting-edge architecture and design projects. AECM professionals should note emerging trends and market shifts.
Dezeen announced its 2026 Awards shortlist, highlighting cutting-edge architecture and design projects. AECM professionals should note emerging trends and market shifts.
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Dezeen announced its 2026 Awards shortlist, highlighting cutting-edge architecture and design projects. AECM professionals should note emerging trends and market shifts.
Ellwood Aluminum appoints Jason Andre as Production Control Director, focusing on enhancing operational efficiency and ensuring smooth production of aluminum products.
Construction material prices in the US continue to rise, with significant increases in August 2026. This trend poses potential profitability challenges for contractors amid trade tensions and rising oil costs.
Architecture firms show increased pessimism about Q4 2026 billings, signaling potential impacts on construction timelines and project allocations. Firms must prepare for regional disparities and compliance challenges.
Digital twins are set to transform engineering operations by integrating AI with physics-based models, offering enhanced efficiency and predictive capabilities.
The Ohio Controlling Board approved a $1.3 million grant for roadwork at West Warren Industrial Park, enhancing infrastructure and attracting manufacturing jobs.
Google's Project Suncatcher is launching a prototype satellite to test AI chips in space. This initiative could transform computing infrastructure and offer new opportunities for AECM professionals.
The Hudson Tunnel Project has commenced its tunnel boring phase, a significant step in enhancing rail connectivity between New Jersey and New York. AECM industry professionals should note the procurement opportunities and compliance requirements associated with this major infrastructure project.
The extension of federal transportation programs under the IIJA until December 11 provides temporary relief but leaves infrastructure contractors without long-term funding certainty. This short-term solution complicates project planning and increases costs, as key funding components were not extende