US Data Centers Eye Sustainability Amid Community Pushback
Data centers are embracing sustainability to address community concerns, with the USGBC leading efforts for transparency and green practices.
Data centers are embracing sustainability to address community concerns, with the USGBC leading efforts for transparency and green practices.
Johnston Marklee has unveiled plans to expand Miami Beach's Bass Museum of Art by 22,000 square feet, offering new indoor and outdoor spaces. This expansion presents significant opportunities for AECM professionals interested in cultural projects.
Michell Excavating on Vancouver Island uses the EvoQuip Caiman 150 to turn construction waste into reusable materials, highlighting a shift towards sustainable practices in the industry.
Acrow has completed modular bridge installations on Rhode Island’s East Bay Bike Path, providing a durable link for cyclists and pedestrians. This project exemplifies the benefits of modular construction in infrastructure.
Primo Brands opens a new factory in Arkansas to ramp up production of Mountain Valley premium water, a strategic expansion following its merger with BlueTriton’s water brands. This move meets rising demand for healthier beverages, offering procurement and collaboration opportunities for AECM firms.
The integration of BIM, CAD, and AI in construction is essential for efficiency and sustainability. These technologies reduce costs, improve ROI, and align with federal funding priorities.
The EU Innovation Fund grants €27.5 million to Cemvision for a Latvian plant producing low-carbon cement, potentially transforming global construction practices.
Honeywell's new AI platform, Forge Cognition, leverages digital twins to optimize facility operations, offering AECM sectors tools for improved efficiency and sustainability.
Plowman Craven has launched a new infrastructure division, consolidating its rail and utilities operations to enhance geospatial and digital engineering services.