The Atlanta Beltline's Northwest Trail — Segment 3B has broken ground, marking a significant step in completing the city's 22-mile urban loop. This project offers substantial opportunities for AECM professionals in urban infrastructure, with implications for contracts, sustainability compliance, and
Energy Vault's acquisition of a 2.3 GW battery storage portfolio from Goshe Energy Storage marks a strategic expansion in the U.S., with implications for AECM sectors in construction, compliance, and long-term revenue generation.
Construction firms are adopting grade control technology to counter labor shortages and attract younger workers. This shift could enhance efficiency and safety while requiring new investments.
California's new legislation requires data centers to disclose energy and water usage, impacting costs and compliance.
Willmott Dixon is set to begin a £24 million project in Solihull, transforming local infrastructure with a new community hub and residential homes. This development offers insights into public-private partnerships and funding strategies for US operators.
The construction industry faces a talent shortage, highlighting the need for strategic onboarding to attract and retain skilled workers.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has paused new data center projects due to grid reliability concerns, highlighting the importance of public support in digital infrastructure development.
BIM and laser scanning are transforming fire safety compliance by integrating precise, data-driven solutions into building design processes, essential for meeting modern standards.
Nuremberg, Germany, pioneers zero-emission public construction contracts with Volvo, setting a new standard for sustainable urban development.
