Alumno and Clark Contracts have reached a milestone in their Glasgow student accommodation project, highlighting growth opportunities in the PBSA sector.
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Alumno and Clark Contracts have reached a milestone in their Glasgow student accommodation project, highlighting growth opportunities in the PBSA sector.
St James and Lindner Prater face fines for a fatal construction oversight involving a penthouse window, highlighting crucial safety lapses that resonate across the AECM industry.
Demand for rush production of 3D-printed parts in robotics is surging, impacting procurement and production strategies in the AECM industry.
Cottsway Housing Association extends its contract with TPMS for seven years, integrating digital tools to enhance efficiency and continuing social value projects.
McLaren Construction's £55M contract for Walworth Corners highlights sustainable urban development trends, offering insights for AECM firms into green financing and compliance with environmental standards.
Aston University and Jesmonite Ltd are collaborating to develop sustainable cement alternatives using biochar, potentially transforming construction materials.
As AI technology advances, Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics are deemed insufficient by industry leaders, prompting calls for stricter safety regulations and ethical guidelines. This has significant implications for the AECM sector, affecting compliance, funding, and competitive positioning.
Autonomous vehicle companies are advancing commercialization through strategic partnerships, affecting infrastructure and compliance needs in the AECM sector.
The construction industry added 22,000 jobs in August, driven by nonresidential specialty trade and heavy civil contractors. This growth presents opportunities and challenges for AECM firms, including increased competition for skilled labor and compliance with federal standards.
