Profiles of some of the leading projects in the vertical and horizontal built environments.
Facing the urgency of climate change, companies like BP that traditionally invested in the construction of refineries and other oil production resources are pivoting to build in the increasingly profitable solar energy space
New York City has become the first major American municipality to pass a law requiring all new construction to be bird safe. Will others follow?
The Columbus Commons development is a prime example of how higher-cost green roof projects are paired with public resources to maximize value.
Municipalities carry the stigma of being behind the rest of the industry when it comes to using digital deliverables. Here’s what they need to know to change that perception
The city’s architectural charm is rooted in both its cherished history as well as its modern innovations
With remote work trending toward a more permanent reality for some companies and workers, a few firms are aiming to capitalize by offering prefabricated tiny backyard work pods
The pandemic hit the construction job market hard. While most of the lost jobs have recovered, an expert breaks down how the pandemic affected some construction jobs more than others
As concrete’s prevalence continues to pose a danger to the long-term health of the environment, can clay- and soil-based materials serve as a viable option for builders?
The COVID-19 pandemic has provided an unexpected boost to cyclists, civil engineers and designers interested in promoting more bike-friendly roadways
Engineers and architects on Crown Sydney had to coordinate the final phase of the construction project while working from home
Indoor spaces remain among the riskiest for COVID-19 transmission. And with colder months ahead, building operators are turning to enhanced HVAC systems and outdoor air circulation tactics to thwart the virus’ spread
Color, especially lighting, plays a vital role in how people experience interior spaces. Here’s why architects and builders shouldn’t overlook its value
The general contractor’s pods to integrate in office buildings and other public venues feature temperature checks and socially distanced entry
COVID-19 has hurt the food-service industry, leaving designers focused on the segment searching for a new way forward
Can integrating microorganisms in brick or concrete through biomaterials science and engineering make the materials self-healing? The Living Materials Laboratory at the University of Colorado aims to find out