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The University of Nevada is working with the U.S. Army to 3D-print on-site infrastructure in conflict zones where popup infrastructure is needed.

Sustainable materials like hempcrete and bamboo are gaining traction in construction, raising questions about the future role of lumber in the industry.

Millions rely on bridges daily to get to work, transport goods, and connect communities. Yet, a staggering number of these critical structures are aging and in dire need of repair, with over 42% of U.S. bridges over 50 years old and 8% rated in poor condition. As the nation’s infrastructure continues to wear down, swift…

Light House’s new initiative helps construction companies reduce plastic waste by upcycling it into reusable materials.

Checkr’s apprenticeship program connects workers with criminal records to opportunities in construction to address labor shortages.

Ontario’s Sixth Working for Workers Act aims to enhance workplace rights, improve safety, and address industry challenges

Over half of Canadians think more highly of the skilled trades, while over 75% would encourage their children to become skilled tradespeople.

Nexamp’s Chicago expansion prompted the DOL to name it a RAP employer after it committed to investing over $2 billion in the state.

The East Park project will bring a 1.2-hectare green space to False Creek, featuring waterfront paths and community-driven amenities.

Trump’s proposed deportation of undocumented workers threatens to disrupt the U.S. construction industry with labor cuts.