Construction officially commenced on Tulsa’s “Stonehenge” project on April 7 to revamp the outdated, unsafe, and congested I-44 and U.S. 75 interchange in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Known locally as “Traffic Henge” due to the towering, unused bridge piers, this project is the Oklahoma Department of
The proposed Planning and Infrastructure Bill has elicited a turbulent mix of opinions from diverse stakeholders, generating a significant debate about the future of development and conservation in the UK. This legislation, aimed at expediting the delivery of housing and nationally significant
In a recent House Oversight Committee hearing, the urgent issue of federal government real estate waste in the United States was thoroughly examined, revealing a disconcerting extent of taxpayer money spent on maintaining outdated and unoccupied federal properties. Led by Republican Georgia
The construction industry in the United States has always been highly sensitive to economic policies, and President Donald Trump's erratic tariff strategies have added a new layer of unpredictability. Builders and contractors are now grappling with fluctuating costs and market instability, making
Luca Calarailli is an expert in construction with extensive knowledge in design and architecture. Passionate about the intersection of technology and innovation within the industry, Luca offers profound insights into trends and transformations shaping the future of real estate. In this engaging
Recent changes by Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority (BCA) aim to significantly advance building accessibility for seniors, wheelchair users, and nursing mothers. These updates, outlined in the latest Code on Accessibility in the Built Environment, focus on inclusivity and
