ScioSense's new UFC23 flow converter offers high precision and ultra-low power for smart metering, benefiting the AECM industry with more sustainable and cost-effective resource management.
Lebanese designer Nada Debs has transformed the abandoned Okhun Gozar Mosque in Tashkent into a vibrant center for Uzbek crafts, demonstrating the potential of adaptive reuse in architecture.
Maersk Tankers has expanded its use of automated wind propulsion systems, installing suction sails on the Maersk Tahiti. This development is part of a larger trend towards integrating automation and renewable energy in shipping, offering significant implications for the AECM industry.
Jetlag Books' new Beijing store, designed by Studio NOR, integrates Soviet-style architecture with modern design, highlighting adaptive reuse's potential in urban redevelopment.
The integration of safety and asset management is transforming manufacturing, reducing incident rates, and improving asset availability. This shift is crucial for the resurgence of domestic manufacturing and competitive advantage.
Rocsys has launched the Rocsys M1, a hands-free charging solution for robotaxi fleets, with plans for large-scale deployment by 2027. This innovation aims to significantly enhance depot efficiency and reduce operational costs, crucial for the growing robotaxi market.
Barhale is set to complete the £17M Greenwich Trunk Main programme by July 2027, enhancing Southeast London's water supply. The project incorporates innovative techniques like ice-pigging, reducing costs and environmental impact.
IE University introduces a cemetery project that generates renewable energy from cremation, setting a precedent for sustainable practices in architecture.
US construction spending rose 1.3% in March 2026, driven by data centers and infrastructure projects, despite challenges in commercial real estate.
