Take construction underwater with Komatsu’s amphibious dozer
Komatsu unveils a remote-controlled amphibious bulldozer with a 160-ft dig depth, for underwater disaster relief and eco-restoration efforts.
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Autodesk cuts 9% of workforce: Is the construction industry next?
Autodesk has cut 1,350 jobs making it a 9% reduction of their workforce. Does this mean more layoffs for workers in the construction industry?
Construction deaths haven’t dropped in years—here’s why
Construction deaths remain high, with falls, electrocution, and machinery accidents leading the list of common causes.
Humanity and AI: How Paul Doherty sees AI reshaping the future of construction
Paul Doherty and The Digit Group have blended AI with real estate development to open doors and let everyone be a little more human, on…
John Holland’s commitment to a net zero future
John Holland is pursuing a net zero emissions goal, implementing strategies aligned with the Paris Agreement to mitigate climate impact.
Promise Robotics: Bridging labor and housing gaps with AI
Promise Robotics addresses the skilled labor shortage with innovative solutions that blend AI, robotics, and modular construction.
Alisa Bailey: The good ol’ days – Were they really that good?
Alisa Bailey reflects on 27 years in construction, highlighting the progress made and the challenges women still face in the industry today.
Purdue University launches new construction management technology program in Indianapolis
Purdue University launches a new Construction Management Technology program, offering hands-on apprenticeships and industry partnerships.
10 trends changing the construction industry in 2025
2025 construction trends include using drones, concrete alternatives, and virtual simulators to improve efficiency and sustainability.
Building the future: UNC and Duke partner on $2B pediatric hospital project
UNC Health and Duke Health partner to build North Carolina's first standalone children's hospital to enhance and streamline pediatric care.
Canadian builders and manufacturers are sourcing alternative suppliers as a result of US tariffs
Canadian builders have started to source materials from suppliers outside of the US, signalling a shift of less dependence due to tariffs.
Trump’s executive orders: What it means for federal contractors
Trump's latest executive orders impact federal contractors, affecting minimum wages and workplace equality. See what this means for construction.
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