How engineers and architects are building rainwater harvesting into sports venues
Rainwater harvesting can save energy and conserve groundwater; sports venues are the ideal spaces to employ this technology.
Infrastructure
North America’s coolest mass timber marvels
Mass timber projects like Limberlost Place are redefining sustainable design and showcasing the architectural future of wood construction.
8 reasons we need more off-site construction and why it’s the future
Off-site construction can improve project timelines by up to 50%, reduce material waste, and improve safety with better quality control.
Breathe easy: The best humidifiers for homes this winter
The top 6 humidifiers for winter include smart models and easy-clean designs from Carepod, LEVOIT, and Venta. See our expert picks!
Plant Prefab is building the future of sustainable living, one home at a time
Plant Prefab is revolutionizing sustainable construction with innovative prefab solutions for efficiency, quality, and environmental responsibility.
Revolutionizing eco-accommodation: BIG and Nokken’s sustainable timber glamping tent
BIG and Nokken redefine eco-accommodation with a 4.75-meter softshell tent made with a glulam timber frame and a weather-resistant canvas.
Turner tops out the $345M 222 North project in San Marcos, California
Turner Construction completes $345M 222 North project in San Marcos, CA. The 600,000 sq. ft. development offers housing, retail, and offices.
8 design trends home buyers will love in 2025
Wood-heavy spaces, 70s-inspired rooms, and quirky art pieces are returning trends home buyers can expect in 2025.
The billion-dollar push to revitalize New York City neighborhoods
Mayor Eric Adams announces two PLAs covering more than $1 billion in construction projects and improving worker conditions in NYC.
Haydon breaks ground on $275 million Verrado Marketplace project
Haydon has officially broken ground on the $275M, 500,000 sq. ft. Verrado Marketplace in Buckeye, AZ, with retail, dining, and a theater.
Beyond the concrete: Integrating biodiversity into transportation infrastructure
Infrastructure can coexist with nature by integrating biodiversity into design, construction, and operations for sustainable development.
Populus Hotel: America’s first carbon-positive hotel leads the way in sustainable construction
The Populus Hotel redefines hospitality as the first carbon-positive hotel in the U.S., setting a new standard for sustainable construction.
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