In 2025, the global construction industry faces an array of influential economic forces and emerging trends that significantly shape project costs. Amidst this complex environment, inflation, borrowing costs, and geopolitical dynamics arise as pivotal elements intricately intertwined with
In an age focused on sustainability, innovative approaches to construction materials are emerging, challenging traditional methods and minimizing environmental impacts. One groundbreaking development involves transforming human urine into bio-concrete, a revolutionary material that scientists at
Amid growing environmental concerns and an increasing demand for sustainable practices in hospitality, Arlo Washington D.C. has emerged as a notable example of eco-friendly innovation in the industry. Achieving LEED Silver Certification, the hotel exemplifies Arlo Hotels' commitment to
In Arden Hills, Minnesota, an ambitious redevelopment project at the 427-acre site of Rice Creek Commons is underway, transforming the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant into a beacon of sustainability. The plan aims for carbon neutrality and highly efficient designs, offering a glimpse into
London faces a housing crisis of significant proportions as it struggles to meet the growing demand for affordable homes. This challenge has been exacerbated by rising rental costs and a shortage of living spaces, a situation that has strained the capital’s resources and heightened discussions
The Malaysian construction sector is experiencing significant growth in early 2025, marked by an unexpected surge in residential construction activities despite a decline in overall property transactions. This development has captured the attention of market analysts, given the 6.2% drop in
