Drones Revolutionize Construction Planning and Safety
Drones are transforming construction by enhancing planning, safety, and project quality. Their integration into workflows offers significant ROI and compliance benefits.
Gravis Robotics Secures $200M to Revolutionize Construction Automation
Gravis Robotics secures $200M from SoftBank to advance autonomous construction, poised to transform the industry.
Brasfield & Gorrie Innovate Construction Data with GIS and Drones
Brasfield & Gorrie uses GIS and drones for enhanced construction data management, offering real-time insights and safer decision-making.
Waugh Thistleton to Build Tallest Mass Timber Office in the US
Waugh Thistleton Architects and Mithun are designing the tallest mass timber office building in the US, marking a significant step in sustainable construction. The Bevel tower in Bellevue, Washington, highlights the potential of timber as an eco-friendly building material.
NUA Arquitectures Uses Timber to Revitalize Catalan Textile Warehouse
NUA Arquitectures transformed a Catalan textile warehouse using timber, showcasing sustainable renovation practices crucial for AECM professionals.
AI Adoption Surges in Construction Amid Cost and Labor Challenges
AI use is rising in construction as firms face cost and labor challenges, with Deltek reporting growth in AI adoption but highlighting ongoing cybersecurity risks and financial pressures.
Construction Leaders Shift Focus Beyond Data Centers in Q2 Earnings
Major construction firms are expanding beyond data centers, focusing on diverse infrastructure projects. This shift has implications for compliance, procurement, and competitive positioning.
Construction Costs Surge 7.4% in July, Pressuring AECM Budgets
Construction costs rose 7.4% annually in July, pressuring AECM budgets. Rising fuel and material prices are expected to continue impacting the industry.
Bank of America Commits $250B to Transform US Infrastructure
Bank of America pledges $250 billion to modernize U.S. infrastructure, offering new opportunities for AECM firms.
