Plans for One London, a £1bn skyscraper, promise to redefine the City of London's skyline by 2033. The project offers significant opportunities for US construction firms eyeing international growth.
Arada's £2.5bn plan for Thameside West is a key part of London's Royal Docks regeneration, promising 5,000 new homes and green spaces.
The Tampa Bay Rays are seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to oversee their new $2.3 billion ballpark project, aiming to announce the builder by August 14 for a 2029 opening.
Alan Kershaw has been reappointed as chair of the Architects Registration Board, continuing his leadership through a period of significant reform in the architecture profession. His reappointment ensures continuity in implementing changes that affect education, training, and international collaborat
Johan Sundberg Arkitektur unveils the Pine House, a sustainable timber holiday home in Sweden, offering insights for U.S. AECM professionals into environmental design and construction trends.
The Craft x Tech exhibition at the London Design Festival merges Japanese craftsmanship with global design, offering new insights for AECM professionals.
RIBA's 2026 National Awards highlight London's architectural innovation, with implications for sustainability and design trends in the AECM industry.
Merckx-Holvoet Architecten's V Penthouse in Duinbergen, Belgium, captures the essence of the North Sea coast, offering design inspiration for architecture professionals seeking to integrate natural aesthetics into high-end properties.
IF_DO has transformed a neglected Victorian building in Hastings into the Eagle House community centre, setting a precedent for adaptive reuse in architecture.
