Planning

The slight decline in nonresidential construction spending and the potential effects of rising material costs exacerbated by impending tariffs pose significant concerns for the future of the industry. Data analyzed by Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) revealed a 0.2% drop in nonresidential

The residential construction industry in Australia is undergoing a significant transformation driven by the adoption of digital tools. This shift is largely a response to the increased demand for housing, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic and the federal government’s HomeBuilder grant. As builders a

As urban regions burgeon, there is an inevitable pressure on existing infrastructures, particularly public transit systems. The anticipated growth of the region to a population of 10 million by 2041 underscores the urgent need to enhance the transportation network. Metrolinx, a pivotal agency

The recent reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) are set to significantly impact the construction and infrastructure sectors in the UK. These changes, in conjunction with the English Devolution White Paper and the forthcoming Planning and Infrastructure Bill, aim to empower local

The city of Hollister is grappling with the potential consequences of rescinding its recently updated 2040 General Plan. This issue has sparked significant concern among city officials due to multifaceted implications, particularly the increased susceptibility to the builder’s remedy provision of s

Climate change is an undeniable reality, and its impacts are becoming increasingly severe. As we face more frequent and intense weather events, the need for climate-resilient infrastructure has never been more critical. This article explores the vulnerabilities of our current infrastructure,