US Construction Spending Rises Amid Sectoral Shifts
US construction spending rose 1.3% in March 2026, driven by data centers and infrastructure projects, despite challenges in commercial real estate.
US construction spending rose 1.3% in March 2026, driven by data centers and infrastructure projects, despite challenges in commercial real estate.
Reform UK's electoral gains prompt discussions on infrastructure policy shifts, emphasizing regional growth and energy security, with potential implications for project pipelines and sustainability.
AI infrastructure is evolving to accommodate a shift from training to inference, necessitating innovations in power, memory, and thermal management. This transformation has significant implications for the AECM industry, presenting both challenges and opportunities in data center design and operatio
Skanska wins a $1.06 billion contract for major rail upgrades in Massachusetts, enhancing connectivity for over 11 million riders annually.
Unionfab's new multi-laser 3D printing technology reduces metal parts production from 30 days to 5, offering significant time and cost benefits for the manufacturing industry.
GoEngineer has acquired Brazilian firm SKA, marking its entry into the Latin American market and expanding its expertise in manufacturing technologies.
IE University unveils transformative architecture projects, including a repurposed train station in Amsterdam and a connectivity-enhancing network in Palermo, heralding new opportunities for sustainable urban redevelopment.
Hensel Phelps saved $342,000 using Track3D on the SFO Courtyard 3 Connector project, highlighting the impact of machine learning in reducing labor costs and improving efficiency.
Mott MacDonald has acquired Leed Engineering & Construction to enhance its Australian operations, particularly in water infrastructure, by leveraging Leed's local expertise and Mott MacDonald's global resources.