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.

construction engineering Sep 10

Henry Boot Secures $1.3bn for Golden Valley Cybersecurity Hub

Henry Boot's $1.3bn Golden Valley project in Cheltenham advances with secured funding, shaping the UK's National Cyber Strategy.

architecture ai Sep 10

Public Sector IT Must Prioritize Data in AI Modernization

Public sector IT leaders are urged to prioritize data adaptability in AI modernization. This shift impacts AECM businesses by highlighting the need for dynamic data ecosystems and compliance with evolving federal requirements.

construction manufacturing Sep 10

BRCK Group's Revenue Rises Amid Construction Sector Challenges

BRCK Group Plc reports a 1.3% revenue increase for the year ending March 2026, driven by its design & install division. The company's strategic diversification and recent acquisition of H S Jackson & Son fencing highlight its resilience amid sector challenges.

construction sustainability Sep 10

Year-Round Heat Safety Planning Essential for Construction Sites

Construction firms in the south must adapt to year-round heat safety planning due to extended periods of high temperatures. This approach is essential for protecting workers and maintaining productivity.

construction engineering Sep 10

Sheffield Forgemasters Advances £1.3 Billion Machine Shop Project

Sheffield Forgemasters, backed by the UK's MOD, progresses its £1.3 billion recapitalisation with a new machine shop, enhancing its global competitiveness and signaling potential opportunities for AECM firms.

ai policy Sep 10

Alibaba's $10.2 Billion Share Sale Targets AI Growth Amid High Demand

Alibaba's record $10.2 billion share sale for AI investments highlights the sector's growing importance. US AECM operators should note implications for procurement and compliance.

As Construction Backlogs Thin, Rapid Starts Gain Advantage