Power Lines vs. Wildfire: How Utilities Are Racing to Stay Ahead
From underground lines to orbital satellites, utilities are racing to keep sparks from becoming infernos
Beneath the Capital: How Washington, D.C.’s Hidden Infrastructure Keeps the City Alive
Some of D.C.’s most important work happens where no one’s looking—not in the marble halls or under the dome, but 60 to 160 feet below ground
One Tower, 1,250 Homes: How 5 Times Square Is Being Rebuilt from the Inside Out
The Midtown office tower conversion offers a real-world blueprint for high-rise reuse, housing relief and carbon cuts without starting from scratch
Inside France’s Wooden Skyscraper Boom
From Bordeaux to Paris, France is stacking wood higher than ever—what does it mean for the future of cities?
Rot, Mold and a Near-Miss: How Building Science Is Changing the Way We Build
Applying knowledge of the science behind buildings makes a profound difference in their energy efficiency, durability, comfort—and safety
Europe’s Largest Construction Project Is Going Diesel-Free
The high-speed rail line in England began with a goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions, then expanded to diesel-free construction sites to further decarbonize the project
Mass Timber Soars: Milwaukee’s New Landmark Aims for Sustainable Sky-High Record
The Marcus Performing Arts Center redevelopment is set to redefine eco-friendly architecture with the tallest mass timber building in the world
Viral and Visionary: WHBC Architects’ Bold Approach to Eco-Inspired Architecture
From recycled telegraph poles to community-driven design, WHBC Architects crafts eco-conscious buildings that capture the imagination of millions
Why Water Management Is Among Construction’s Most Pressing Issues
The construction sector uses a lot of water, not least in the manufacture of essential materials like concrete and mortar. As the world confronts a looming climate crisis, what does the industry need to do to manage its water usage more effectively when delivering the homes and other buildings society needs?
How DarkSky Standards Combat Light Pollution and Protect the Night Sky
DarkSky International, an education, advocacy and conservation organization protecting the night sky, approves new luminary standards, lighting programs and policy language
How Technology Transforms Adaptive Reuse and Retrofitting in Construction
The integration of advanced technologies in construction is essential to overcoming the challenges of adaptive reuse and retrofitting projects
The Future of Cycling as Sustainable Transportation
The growing popularity of cycling is a promising step forward on the road to creating a more sustainable transport system for our towns and cities. But investment in cycling infrastructure is vital if the potential of a cycling-led future is to be realized.
Why Adaptive Reuse and Retrofitting Are the Future of Sustainable Building Design
The growing trend of transforming structures through adaptive reuse and retrofitting ensures buildings will meet modern sustainability standards and withstand climate change
Building Castles in the Air: Can Top-Down Construction Go Mainstream?
One construction firm thinks so—and has a proof-of-concept project to prove it
Understanding Passive House: Green Building’s Rise Amid Climate Concerns
Passive house techniques are reshaping modern building and architecture by prioritizing both energy efficiency and comfort
