The Hudson Tunnel project, a $16 billion infrastructure initiative, resumes after federal funding is restored by court decision, offering new opportunities for AECM firms.
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The Hudson Tunnel project, a $16 billion infrastructure initiative, resumes after federal funding is restored by court decision, offering new opportunities for AECM firms.
Automation is transforming construction safety by eliminating hazards and enhancing productivity. For AECM stakeholders, this means strategic decisions around technology procurement, compliance, and workforce training.
The Metal Construction Association has announced the recipients of its 2026 Scholarship Program, supporting educational goals of employees at member companies. This initiative aims to address the industry's skilled labor demands.
Construction of the final World Trade Center tower in Manhattan begins, creating opportunities for AECM professionals.
CIMIC's subsidiaries UGL and CPB Contractors will build the 179MW Narrogin Wind Farm in Western Australia, marking the largest installation of Envision Energy’s turbines in Australia. This project highlights opportunities in renewable energy and impacts for AECM businesses.
A Hong Kong art market project from My ArchiSchool showcases nature-integrated architecture, highlighting trends in sustainable design for AECM professionals.
The Brick in Architecture Awards 2026 are open for entries until September 25, showcasing innovative use of brick in architecture.
Colar's Casa Estelí project in Chiapas, Mexico, highlights sustainable architecture by reviving a traditional adobe structure with modern design elements.
Reflective and ventilated roofing systems are enhancing building energy efficiency, offering cost savings and reduced reliance on air-conditioning. AECM professionals can leverage these technologies for competitive advantage.
