Data Centers Drive Surge in Construction Planning Momentum
Data centers have significantly boosted construction planning in July, reversing a recent slowdown and creating new opportunities for AECM businesses.
Data centers have significantly boosted construction planning in July, reversing a recent slowdown and creating new opportunities for AECM businesses.
Australia's High-Speed Rail project from Newcastle to Sydney advances with three consortia shortlisted for detailed planning, offering insights into infrastructure innovation.
Construction has started on the Durme Bridge project in Belgium, led by BESIX. This project is part of a broader redevelopment of the N446 road and includes significant environmental considerations.
New York State has paused approvals for new hyperscale data centers for a year, aiming to develop environmental and community standards that protect resources and ratepayers.
Siemens' latest report indicates significant strides in sustainable energy infrastructure, driven by increased investments and a focus on resilience. This transition presents opportunities for AECM sectors in terms of federal contracts and compliance with evolving standards.
Construction spending in the US decreased by 3.2% in June, with private nonresidential projects excluding data centers dropping 7.9%. This trend could affect procurement and business strategies in the construction sector.
Electra's $850 million investment in an Ohio manufacturing plant signals growth in the hybrid-electric aircraft sector, offering opportunities for AECM professionals.
APAC construction markets are growing but face labor and supply chain challenges, impacting project delivery and costs.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives acquires Tosca, enhancing reusable supply chain solutions. Implications for AECM include opportunities in infrastructure, automation, and compliance with sustainability goals.