Thurston Group's investment in its Ottringham facility will boost its manufacturing capacity by 158%, enhancing its ability to deliver specialized engineered solutions across high-demand sectors like energy and defense.
Exeter University and partners progress in sustainable construction with Europe's largest Passivhaus student project, impacting future AECM practices.
Punch Consulting Engineers will design and tender a major road and bridge project in Newbridge, Ireland, supported by €20 million in funding. This project is crucial for residential expansion and includes sustainable infrastructure elements.
An AI-assisted method has been developed to cross-check building design documents, enhancing error detection and improving project efficiency in the construction industry.
North America's construction market is pivoting towards civil works to address power constraints and support economic growth. This shift presents opportunities for AECM firms in infrastructure development and energy management.
H. E. Services invests over £1 million in electric Sany equipment, including telehandlers and excavators, signaling a shift towards sustainable construction practices.
The Western Highway Upgrade in Victoria, Australia has commenced, promising significant enhancements to a key transport corridor. This project provides valuable insights for U.S. AECM professionals on managing large-scale infrastructure endeavors.
SOM's design for Cunningham Pier in Geelong, Australia, introduces a luxury waterfront destination, offering opportunities for U.S. AECM firms in sustainable architecture and construction.
The Howland Hotel building in Ohio has been sold for $4.52 million, marking a notable investment near the Eastwood Mall complex. This transaction highlights potential redevelopment opportunities that could impact regional construction and manufacturing sectors.
