Waugh Thistleton Architects and Mithun are designing the tallest mass timber office building in the US, marking a significant step in sustainable construction. The Bevel tower in Bellevue, Washington, highlights the potential of timber as an eco-friendly building material.
Energy Recovery opens a new manufacturing facility in Saudi Arabia, targeting full-scale operations by 2028, to capitalize on cost efficiencies and a growing desalination market.
NUA Arquitectures transformed a Catalan textile warehouse using timber, showcasing sustainable renovation practices crucial for AECM professionals.
Mosley Thorold's renovation of a Victorian home in London showcases the use of salvaged and natural materials, offering a model for sustainable design in the AECM industry.
Major construction firms are expanding beyond data centers, focusing on diverse infrastructure projects. This shift has implications for compliance, procurement, and competitive positioning.
Bank of America pledges $250 billion to modernize U.S. infrastructure, offering new opportunities for AECM firms.
SESI Consulting Engineers is transforming real estate development by prioritizing engineering feasibility early in project planning, crucial for navigating rising costs and regulatory challenges.
Facility Grid's acquisition of PingCx marks a strategic move to unify building lifecycle management, offering a comprehensive platform from construction to sustainability. This development holds significant implications for AECM professionals in terms of efficiency, compliance, and competitive posit
The CIOB's upcoming seminar will delve into global building safety regulations, offering insights vital for AECM leaders. With international experts speaking, the event highlights challenges like the misuse of performance-based codes and the need for robust regulatory frameworks.
