Las Vegas, N.M., begins construction on a water treatment facility to address post-fire water issues, offering significant opportunities for AECM sectors.
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Las Vegas, N.M., begins construction on a water treatment facility to address post-fire water issues, offering significant opportunities for AECM sectors.
Apogee Architectural Metals strengthens its Southwest sales team with experienced hires to enhance market reach and support for architectural aluminum products.
Mary Ellen Bruce Large becomes the first woman to receive DFI’s Distinguished Service Award, highlighting her significant impact on geotechnical engineering and offering industry lessons in leadership and innovation.
Meltio's US-assembled Robot Cell aims to streamline metal 3D printing for American industries, reducing costs and integration time.
The construction backlog in the U.S. fell to 8 months in July, down from the previous year. Data center projects remain a stronghold, offering opportunities for growth amidst broader industry declines.
Ecuadorian studio Caá Porá Arquitectura has constructed the WildSumaco Research Pavilion in the Amazon rainforest for Francis Marion University, enhancing research operations and spotlighting sustainable architectural practices.
Veolia's lawsuit against Delaware manufacturers over PFAS contamination highlights rising environmental compliance pressures and potential legal liabilities for the manufacturing sector.
Automation is essential for manufacturers to meet EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance, streamlining processes and enhancing cybersecurity standards.
Facility managers face increased accountability for security outcomes, despite limited control over systems. This accountability gap impacts AECM sectors, urging a reevaluation of manager roles and compliance strategies.
