Most developers ask how many houses they can fit on 451 acres. The team behind The Granary asked a different question, and the construction challenges that followed are worth paying attention to.

Change orders are part of every construction project—but when they get stuck in pricing and approvals, they quickly become one of the biggest sources of delays, cost overruns, and frustration on site.

From luxury villas to massive domes, these bamboo building projects show how architects are using an ancient material with modern engineering to create striking, sustainable structures.

Engine optimization is delivering measurable productivity gains in agriculture, and the same principles are heading to construction fleets. Here’s what the Volvo Penta D8 signals for heavy equipment performance and total cost of ownership.

Unexpected breakdowns can derail an entire jobsite. Predictive maintenance uses real-time data to catch issues early, reducing downtime, costs, and last-minute repairs.

JLG’s 860SJ+ is designed around one idea: fewer trips down, more work done at height. Here’s what that means for contractors on site.

Most buildings are designed to keep the outside out. SO–IL is doing the opposite—and the construction complexity that comes with open-air facades, permeable skins, and non-standard geometries is raising the coordination bar for every trade on site.

Safety on a jobsite is built into the culture. Brian Barron explains why intentional safety, smarter procurement, and strong labor relationships are key to building a more stable construction industry.

Working in Saskatoon’s unforgiving conditions, Murray Kruger offers an honest look at construction—sharing the tough calls, delays, and real-world lessons that come with doing the job right.

Construction has begun on one of Toronto’s largest open-space redevelopments, and the constraints contractors face on this job are a preview of what urban infrastructure work increasingly looks like.