ABI score jumps, outlook remains muted
AIA’s Architecture Billings Index score for August increased, but business conditions remain mixed in different regions of the country.
Author: construction dive
Collecting personal data improves safety, but increases contractor liability
Companies could face legal consequences for failing to secure employee data.
Shawmut targets NYC area growth
Dave Margolius, executive vice president of Shawmut’s New York City metro region, said the company wants to expand into healthcare and life sciences…
Alice Technologies partners with Japanese giant Shimizu
The company has embarked on a spate of partnerships through the summer, favoring aggressive growth.
AECOM launches new sewer inspection software
Pipeinsights can help clients track and fix water infrastructure more effectively, the company said.
Turner halts work at $1.5B Meta site for recurring racist graffiti
After Turner held a stand-down at a massive Nebraska data center project to address racist speech scrawled on the site, a second hateful missive appe…
West Virginia set to build $3B natural gas, carbon capture plant
The project was enabled by expanded tax credits for alternative energy projects in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Autodesk leads $22M investment in Toric, enters partnership
The move marks the contech giant’s continued expansion beyond its proprietary products.
150 years after the Great Chicago Fire, mass timber buildings are making a comeback
Now equipped with fire-resistant technologies, a planned Chicago high-rise is among the latest building projects in the U.S. utilizing the carbon-sequ…
$838M neurosciences center breaks ground in Connecticut
The 505,000-square-foot hospital in New Haven will be the largest project of its kind in state history.
