People & Construction

Haus.me creates durable modular homes made of 3D-printed polymer and tempered glass, ranging from 120 to 1,600 sq. ft., starting at $35,000.

Alisa Bailey reflects on 27 years in construction, highlighting the progress made and the challenges women still face in the industry today.

Branch Technology’s freeform 3D printing and robotic fabrication offers sustainable, lightweight, and highly customized structures.

Canadian builders have started to source materials from suppliers outside of the US, signalling a shift of less dependence due to tariffs.

Sarah Cottam shares her inspiring journey from addiction recovery to CEO, breaking barriers and advocating for mental health and workforce development.

Plant Prefab is helping California wildfire victims rebuild with fire-resistant materials, prefabricated designs, and accelerated timelines.

Utah-based RUCK offers a single source for ordering construction materials, from lumber to piping supplies—and they can deliver within hours.

NileBuilt builds wood-free homes that are sustainable and weather-resilient thanks to their fire-resistant advanced composite materials.

Automated Architecture is committed to producing sustainable, accessible housing by leveraging AI-powered robotic pop-up factories.

Tania Johnston, CEO of MCAC, shares her journey from teacher to leader, tackling gender perceptions, workforce development, and mental health in construction.