Construction materials significantly impact global energy use and emissions. Agustina Iñiguez's ArchDaily article explains life cycle assessment methods, helping AECM professionals adopt sustainable materials and circular economy practices to meet environmental goals.
Estudio Úbeda Valero and Roque Carlos Valero repurposed a 1,000 m² squash court in Alacant, Spain, into a multi-sport facility using adaptive reuse and modular design, set for completion in 2025. This project demonstrates efficient space optimization and sustainable construction practices relevant t
PORO Arquitetura completed the sustainable 120 m2 Perobinha House in Ceara, Brazil, in 2024, showcasing climate-responsive coastal design and local materials. This project highlights practical strategies for energy-efficient residential construction in tropical environments.
China's probes into US trade practices may disrupt supply chains and green product trade, impacting AECM sourcing and project planning ahead of a May summit.
Openworks transformed a 1970s Super 8 motel in Nashville into The Wilder, an award-winning affordable apartment complex, showcasing adaptive reuse benefits for multifamily construction.
Veo's 2025 Rider Report shows shared micromobility reduces car ownership and trips in 60 US cities, driving changes in urban transport planning and infrastructure needs for AECM professionals.
Dawsongroup Energy Solutions has integrated JCB's first hydrogen-powered generator to meet peak power demands sustainably, marking a milestone for low-emission construction power solutions.
Hong Kong enforces a $50,000 fine for smoking on construction sites after a deadly fire killed 169 in 2025, prompting stricter safety measures for the AECM industry.
Brian Ringley, Construction Technology Manager at Boston Dynamics, discusses the role of robots in construction site scanning and data capture, highlighting the importance of digital twins and remote site access. He shares insights on the benefits of automation and realtime supersensing in construct
