Wang Fuk Court high-rise fire leaves many questions about safety
A deadly fire at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court that killed at least 83 people has sparked controversy over alleged unsafe renovation practices and building-safety…
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Zuri Gardens: Houston’s 3D printed housing development
Houston is taking a big step toward solving its housing crunch with Zuri Gardens, a new 13-acre community near Hobby Airport. HiveASMBLD and Cole Klein…
Mississauga’s M3 tower pushes engineering to new limits
An 83-storey tower that leans into the skyline? See how RJC Engineers kept Mississauga’s tallest skyscraper standing firm against gravity and wind.
Why the modular construction market is finally going mainstream
With billions pouring into prefab housing and off-site projects, modular is changing the way the U.S. builds. But can it keep up with demand?
Microsoft invests in Fortera to scale low-carbon cement production
With Microsoft’s support, Fortera will grow from a pilot plant to a 400,000-ton facility producing low-carbon cement that could reshape how the industry cuts CO₂…
Binghatti Flare: Dubai twin towers to deliver 1,300 luxury homes by 2027
Binghatti Flare adds 1,300 luxury homes and bold design to Dubai’s fast-growing Jumeirah Village Triangle.
U.S. data center spending hits record $40B in 2025
Hyperscalers like Microsoft, Amazon, and Alphabet are driving a 30% rise in data center construction, marking the industry’s fastest growth yet.
Tour Triangle: Paris’s first skyscraper in 50 years set to open soon
After years of legal challenges and heated debate, Paris’s Tour Triangle is finally moving forward. The Herzog & de Meuron tower promises cultural spaces, offices,…
How the government shutdown affected construction projects
From halted jobs to unclear reimbursement rules, the government shutdown brought a on a wave of financial risk. Learn what contractors should do to minimize…
Foreign investment in U.S. real estate jumps 44% to $56B in 2025
A new NAR report shows foreign investors are spending billions more on U.S. homes. But will this wave of cash buyers reshape the housing market…
Trumps White House ballroom renovation: What you should know
Trump’s long-planned ballroom is finally happening, even as budgets tighten and demolition begins. Supporters call it historic. Others say it’s a risky bet. Which is…
Inside 670 Mesquit: BIG’s bold new L.A. Arts District project
The Los Angeles City Council has approved 670 Mesquit, a multi-tower Arts District development with housing, retail, offices, and new public access to the river.
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