Harvard University's new waste wool cladding tiles, showcased at the Oslo Architecture Triennale, represent a breakthrough in sustainable building materials, offering AECM sectors an innovative option for retrofitting projects.
Ceres Power Holdings reports an 8% revenue rise to £22.8 million in H1 2026, bolstered by strategic partnerships and a successful £102.6 million equity raise, strengthening its position in clean energy technologies.
Elephant-skin tiles offer a groundbreaking way to reduce air conditioning needs, providing significant cost savings and environmental benefits for the construction industry.
Proper preparation of metal roofs before coating can extend their lifespan and enhance energy efficiency, offering cost-effective alternatives to full replacement.
Virginia's new executive order on data centers restricts state assistance and expedited permitting, reflecting a shift towards sustainability and increased regulatory scrutiny. AECM professionals must prepare for potential impacts on project timelines and compliance requirements.
Thrivent begins construction on a $600M mixed-use development in Appleton, Wisconsin, offering significant opportunities for AECM professionals.
Strabag has started construction on the Waltrop Battery Park in Germany, a 900MW facility set to enhance grid stability and market flexibility. This development is crucial for energy transition efforts and offers insights for similar US projects.
Construction has started on Melbourne's Yan Yean Road Upgrade Stage 2, enhancing traffic flow and safety for 24,000 daily users. AECM businesses see opportunities from the A$3.14 billion project.
The Skilled Trades Expo in Canfield, Ohio, connects over 8,500 students with construction careers, addressing a critical shortage of skilled workers.
