AMCA 550-Certified Louvers Enhance Resilience in Hurricane Zones
AMCA 550-certified louvers are crucial for protecting buildings in hurricane-prone regions, offering both compliance and competitive advantages for AECM professionals.
AMCA 550-certified louvers are crucial for protecting buildings in hurricane-prone regions, offering both compliance and competitive advantages for AECM professionals.
The Freedom Mobile Arch in Vancouver, designed by Revery Architecture, features a groundbreaking mass-timber roof unveiled during FIFA 2026. This structure sets a benchmark in sustainable architecture, offering significant insights for the AECM industry.
Cold-formed steel is reshaping the construction industry with its superior strength and efficiency. As showcased in projects like Jacob's Well, CFS offers innovative design capabilities without the high costs of traditional methods, providing a competitive edge in the market.
Egis appoints Jon Moretta as U.S. CEO to lead growth and innovation efforts, impacting AECM markets.
The Gilbane-Turner JV has topped out the $1.7B Wadsworth Center Laboratory in Albany, NY. The project consolidates five health labs, enhancing public health capabilities and offering opportunities in healthcare infrastructure.
CBRE reported robust growth in facilities management and critical infrastructure services, despite a slowdown in project management due to economic uncertainty. This trend highlights opportunities in infrastructure services for AECM professionals.
Ice damming on industrial metal roofs signals significant heat loss, posing operational and insurance challenges.
The construction industry faces significant challenges with labor tracking across multiple sites, leading to cost inefficiencies. Accurate tracking is crucial for project profitability and future bidding accuracy.
With winter approaching, retrofit snow retention systems offer significant business opportunities for contractors. Addressing snow avalanching issues on metal roofs can enhance safety and reduce liability for property owners.