Western Welcome Center Construction Begins at WWU Campus
Construction of the $54 million Western Welcome Center at WWU is underway, set to open in fall 2027. The project highlights trends in sustainable, student-focused educational facilities.
Northeast DOT Projects Excel in National Transportation Awards
Eleven state DOT projects in the Northeast win top honors in the America's Transportation Awards, showcasing the impact of federal funding and innovation in infrastructure development.
Komatsu Opens New Facility in Peoria, Boosting Sustainable Mining Innovation
Komatsu's new Peoria facility boosts sustainable mining innovation, critical for AECM stakeholders.
Miami's Affordable Housing Gets Boost with Liebherr Cranes
VAIN and Alta Developers are tackling Miami's housing shortage with efficient construction methods using Liebherr cranes, showcasing a model for cost-effective, high-quality housing projects.
Office Construction Market Evolves Amid Selective Capital Trends
The office construction market is set to reach $768 billion by Q2 2026, driven by selective capital investments. AECM firms must adapt to new investment criteria focusing on sustainability and technology to secure funding.
Culver's Partners with Armada to Enhance Supply Chain for Expansion
Culver's partners with Armada to streamline its supply chain, enhancing efficiency as the chain plans significant expansion across the US.
Skanska Secures $373 Million Contract for Iconic London Office Tower
Skanska's $373 million contract for a London office tower underscores opportunities in sustainable urban development.
YIT to Begin Construction on $108 Million Helsinki Sports Centre
YIT and Helsinki City to construct a $108M sports centre, emphasizing sustainability and inclusivity, with completion by 2030.
Energy Fuels Expands Rare Earth Capabilities with ASM Acquisition
Energy Fuels’ acquisition of Australian Strategic Materials boosts its rare earth capabilities, targeting 3,600 tonnes of NdFeB alloy annually by 2026, crucial for EVs and high-tech applications.
