In an industry often defined by the cold permanence of steel and concrete, a quieter, more organic revolution is taking root, fundamentally reshaping urban landscapes with the strength and warmth of wood. This is not a return to traditional timber framing but a leap into the future with mass
With a deep background in construction, design, and architecture, Luca Calaraili has a unique perspective on the intersection of physical spaces and technological innovation. He joins us today to unpack a fascinating paradox highlighted in a recent National Association of Realtors survey: while
A recent Ashland Planning Commission hearing presented a stark contrast in development outcomes, with one residential project sailing through approval while a major commercial redevelopment was abruptly halted. This tale of two projects, one on Scenic Drive and the other on Ashland Street, vividly
A cursory glance at the latest nonresidential construction planning data might suggest a market tapping the brakes, but this surface-level cooling masks an unprecedented and highly concentrated surge of activity in key sectors. The Dodge Momentum Index (DMI), a reliable forward-looking indicator
The U.S. construction industry is greeting the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate cut with a measured dose of optimism, viewing it as a welcome tailwind but not the transformative force needed to unleash a new wave of development. While the quarter-point reduction—the third in 2025—provides a
As the demand for commercial and light industrial space continues to outpace supply in Central Oregon, a significant new development in Bend's north end is poised to reshape the landscape for local businesses seeking room to expand. Developer Taylor Brooks, operating through its subsidiary TB Bend
