British architecture firm RSHP has completed a significant convention centre in Zhengzhou, China, featuring 16 exhibition halls connected by an elevated walkway. This development marks a crucial phase in the Zhengzhou Airport Economic Zone, offering new insights and opportunities for U.S. AECM profe
Sustainability is reshaping construction risks and insurance needs. Contractors face new challenges and deadlines amid policy shifts.
The construction industry is witnessing increased interest from young adults, but a lack of effective training and exposure programs is hindering the development of a skilled labor force. Industry leaders must focus on bridging this gap to ensure a steady pipeline of qualified workers.
Construction firms are adopting AI, ERP, drones, and modeling software to enhance efficiency and compliance, offering significant productivity and cost benefits.
The data center construction boom is creating substantial opportunities for US manufacturers, with significant implications for compliance and federal procurement.
Autonomous construction technology is transforming the industry, offering solutions to labor shortages and efficiency challenges. Businesses must adapt to remain competitive.
The surge in data center demand is pushing the construction industry towards prefabrication, offering faster build times and cost savings. AECM firms must adapt to this shift and ensure compliance with federal standards to capitalize on upcoming opportunities.
A major construction safety test fraud has been uncovered, leading to the sentencing of William White and highlighting critical compliance issues in the industry.
A $16 billion AI data center, The Barn, has broken ground in Michigan, marking a significant development in AI infrastructure. This project, led by Related Digital for Oracle and OpenAI, is poised to create thousands of jobs and set new standards for sustainable construction practices.
