McCarthy Expands Training with New Arizona Facility
McCarthy Building Companies has established a new training campus in Tempe, Arizona, to enhance workforce skills amid industry labor shortages.
McCarthy Building Companies has established a new training campus in Tempe, Arizona, to enhance workforce skills amid industry labor shortages.
The American Institute of Architecture reports a historic slump in architecture revenues, driven by economic uncertainty and rising oil prices, impacting the AECM sectors.
The HVAC market is evolving from standardized solutions to engineered thermal systems, driven by the complex needs of modern buildings. This shift offers opportunities for AECM professionals to leverage advanced technologies like liquid cooling and absorption chillers.
The construction industry is witnessing a surge in robotics adoption, driven by investments from companies like NVIDIA and startups such as Gravis and Bedrock. This trend is transforming construction practices, offering new efficiencies and cost savings.
Missouri S&T leads a $450,000 study funded by MoDOT to improve the efficiency and safety of prestressed concrete bridge girders, potentially impacting AECM cost structures and design strategies.
Komatsu and AIM Intelligent Machines partner to enhance autonomous construction in the U.S. and Japan, addressing labor shortages and improving productivity.
Bedrock Robotics has deployed fully autonomous excavators on US infrastructure projects, promising efficiency gains for AECM firms.
The Empire State Building's $165 million retrofit highlights significant energy savings and sustainability benefits, offering valuable insights for AECM professionals.
Joint ventures are reshaping the delivery of America's largest construction projects, offering AECM professionals new opportunities for collaboration and growth.