Safety

In the ongoing effort to balance the urgent need for urban housing with the unshakeable principles of public safety, a significant divergence in building philosophy has emerged between the City of Vancouver and the provincial government of British Columbia. The Vancouver City Council has decisively

As the construction sector grapples with a persistent and deepening labor shortage, industry leaders are increasingly recognizing that the solution may lie in fostering a more inclusive environment for a historically overlooked segment of the workforce. The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is

The modern Homeowners Association has undergone a profound transformation, evolving far beyond its traditional perception as an enforcer of aesthetic uniformity and a collector of dues. These organizations are now increasingly integral to the very fabric of their neighborhoods, assuming

In the highly competitive world of government contracting, a single win can say a lot about a company, and Tutor Perini’s recently secured $35.8 million contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is a testament to a meticulously crafted corporate strategy. This project is not just another

In a metropolis defined by its waterfront, the monumental task of constructing a defense against rising sea levels and intensifying storms has become one of New York City's most urgent and expensive undertakings. As the city embarks on a $1.7 billion project to fortify Lower Manhattan, a less

In the wake of the heartbreaking Grenfell Tower fire of 2017, the United Kingdom has been on a relentless mission to overhaul its building safety framework, striving to ensure that such a tragedy never happens again. This year, 2025, has marked a pivotal moment in this journey, with courts