They say everything is bigger in Texas. And in 2026, when Austin’s new Waterline mixed-use project officially opens, it will lay claim to being the tallest building in the state. Take a peek inside its compelling design
This six-storey Arkansas community centre features exterior built-in bike ramps, allowing cyclists to access any of its floors on wheels
The Swedish city’s ongoing megaprojects are a transformation built with innovative construction technology
The iconic Manhattan skyscraper took just 20 months to design and build, igniting a bevy of industry best practices as well as many that may never be replicated.
The highly complex nature of e-commerce requires facilities that are constructed with the same sort of pinpoint efficiency and flexibility as the industry they serve
Designing and building spaces for humans to experience underwater wonders requires tremendous knowledge of how thousands of fish species exist in their natural habitats
The world’s first dividing pitch and long-term home to NFL London faced complex engineering and building challenges during its construction
Women were involved throughout the construction of the 365-metre St. Regis Chicago, from design to project management to the trades
Move over fashion and lifestyle influencers – these builders are also using social media to create online personas that expand their professional networks and grow their construction businesses
Caroline Andrew creates spectacular built space experiences with one of the industry’s most unheralded elements: light
San Diego may be a surfer’s paradise, but this beach town’s vibrant event spaces, literary landmarks and bustling border crossing make it ideal for any architectural enthusiast
Inflatable structures are paramount in construction. Can origami offer such deployable components new inspiration?
Beantown’s charm is rooted in the city’s quaint historic places and winding, cobblestone streets – but these same characteristics make building in Boston no easy feat
The Massachusetts capital showcases some of the oldest – and most controversial – architecture in the United States
Here’s how Mina Farmen went from serving customers as a flight attendant on flights throughout Europe to operating a crane on major construction jobsites in the same year
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