Adolfson & Peterson appoints John Herrera, a veteran with jobsite experience, as COO. His leadership aims to tackle market volatility and labor shortages, impacting procurement and operational strategies.
U.S. nonresidential construction spending rose by 0.1% in July, driven by data center projects. This trend offers growth opportunities for AECM businesses amid economic challenges.
Suffolk Construction and MIT have identified six AI-driven processes that can reduce construction costs by up to 20% and shorten timelines by up to 25%. This development presents significant opportunities for efficiency and cost savings in the construction industry.
Arquitectonica has completed the world's largest cruise terminal in Miami, enhancing the city's maritime infrastructure and setting new standards for terminal design.
Data centers are driving a recovery in construction backlogs, creating opportunities and challenges for contractors amidst a softening market.
As U.S. construction shifts from labor to material cost pressures, surging commodity prices reshape project strategies. Data centers and infrastructure projects thrive amid rising aluminum and metal costs.
UNStudio has completed the Korean Football Park, a multifunctional sports venue in Cheonan, South Korea, enhancing both professional and civic engagement in sports.
The phase-out of copper POTS networks by telecom companies necessitates urgent infrastructure upgrades for facilities to ensure compliance and avoid disruptions.
The USDA is offering $121 million to upgrade agricultural research facilities, with up to $30 million available per project requiring a one-to-one match. Applications are due by July 17, presenting opportunities for AECM firms.
