Data Center Emission Loopholes Lead to Rising Health Costs
Federal regulatory changes for data center backup power are linked to increased health risks and costs, raising concerns for AECM stakeholders.
Federal regulatory changes for data center backup power are linked to increased health risks and costs, raising concerns for AECM stakeholders.
The construction industry faces a mental health crisis as more workers die by suicide than from job-related accidents. Leaders are urged to prioritize mental health as part of safety culture.
R.D. Olson Construction has begun building the $116 million Senoa Resort & Spa in Sedona, AZ, promising both luxury and ecological harmony. This project will generate over 150 jobs and is set to open in late 2028, providing significant opportunities for AECM professionals.
Trac-Rite strengthens its market position by appointing Justin Sirstins as the new western regional sales manager, enhancing opportunities for AECM partners in the self-storage industry.
WeWork's pursuit of the WELL Coworking Rating for over 300 locations emphasizes the growing focus on health and well-being in workspaces, presenting opportunities for AECM professionals to integrate these standards into their projects.
Seattle proposes an 80% fee discount on Mandatory Housing Affordability charges to revive stalled apartment developments. This measure could impact project viability and market dynamics in Seattle's AECM sector.
O'Hare International Airport's $8.8 billion expansion is led by Zach Baughman, a legal expert, highlighting the benefits of interdisciplinary project management in large-scale infrastructure projects.
Skanska's $114M contract for I-395 bridge rehab enhances critical transit route safety and efficiency.
Aligning Class B building upgrades with leasing cycles can maximize cost efficiency and tenant retention.