A colossal timber-framed structure rising in the heart of Oregon signals more than just a new factory; it represents a critical inflection point for the entire American construction industry, confirming that mass timber has moved from a niche architectural interest to a mainstream manufacturing
With New York City committing over seven billion dollars to public construction governed by new labor agreements, a powerful trend is solidifying across the American infrastructure landscape. The resurgence of Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) is becoming a defining feature of modern public works,
With an extensive background in construction, design, and architecture, Luca Calaraili has a keen eye for the monumental undertakings that shape our cities. He joins us to discuss the One Beverly Hills project, a $10 billion development that is now rising from the ground. We'll explore the
In the complex landscape of Southern California's housing market, the path to rebuilding after a disaster can often seem overwhelmingly difficult, but innovative and efficient alternatives to traditional construction are providing homeowners with a clear and regulated route to recovery. Los Angeles
A groundbreaking analysis by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has brought to light a staggering level of fiscal mismanagement, identifying nearly $6 billion in potential erroneous payments across its rental assistance programs during the 2024 fiscal year. For the first time,
The construction industry, long characterized by its reliance on manual labor and traditional methods, is standing on the brink of a technological revolution. The buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant echo from Silicon Valley; it's a present-day conversation happening on
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