Infrastructure

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has released its fifth report on Georgia's infrastructure, evaluating 14 critical categories that are essential for the state's well-being, development, and functionality. Despite numerous improvements in various areas, the overall grade

Montana construction firms are grappling with a significant labor shortage, prompting them to target Generation Z as a potential source of new workers. Across the state, contractors are struggling to fill open roles despite strong demand for construction services. This labor gap has led many

The built-world sector, traditionally seen as resistant to technological change, is now experiencing a surge in venture capital (VC) investments. This sector, which includes construction, infrastructure, and housing, is increasingly leveraging modern technologies, making it an attractive target for

As work on the new Sunderland Eye Hospital reaches a significant milestone with a topping-out ceremony for the new building, the question arises whether this development will truly mark a new era in eye care. Located on the former Vaux Brewery site in Sunderland, the hospital is expected to open

In a world where infrastructure development is crucial, ensuring the longevity and durability of buildings has become a paramount concern for engineers and builders alike. Advanced concrete formulations and technologies are paving the way to significantly extend the lifespan of structures while

The UK Government's recent revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) have sparked significant interest and responses from the Build to Rent (BTR) industry, raising important questions regarding the potential impacts on the housing market. By reintroducing housing targets,