Inside the design of Calgary’s Arthur J.E. Child Cancer Centre
Calgary’s Arthur J.E. Child Cancer Centre is one of the world’s largest cancer treatment hubs that uses design to promote healing.
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Hazelview new development features 856 units with rental housing
Hazelview's new development will feature 856 units bringing affordable housing and daycare behind one of CMHC’s biggest insured loans.
World’s tallest passive house tower coming soon to New York City
The worlds tallest passive house will feature 63 stories offering ultra-efficient living and affordable housing in the heart of Brooklyn.
Renewable energy projects currently underway (2025-2027)
The top renewable energy construction projects include Gujarat’s 30 GW hybrid park and Australia’s 50 GW TeraWatt Solar Project.
Southwest Florida Airport expansion is one of the largest in the US
The Southwest Florida Expansion project adds 14 gates, a new concourse, TSA checkpoint, and modern amenities while costing 1.1 billion.
The $2.2B Place Versailles project: From mall into 5,000 homes
Place Versailles will become a $2.2B mixed-use neighborhood with 5,000 homes, offices, green spaces & shops reshaping Montreal's east end.
Toronto’s tallest mass timber residential building tackles housing crisis
Toronto's tallest mass timber residential building is going up fast with help from robotics, AI, and prefabrication at 230 Royal York.
Nova Scotia to host Canada’s first large-scale mass timber plant
Nova Scotia is now home to Canada’s first large-scale mass timber facility creating jobs, cutting emissions, and providing housing solutions.
UK high speed rail project under scrutiny for inflated labor costs
HS2 has probed labor suppliers in UK high speed rail project for overcharging by misclassifying self-employed workers.
Construction leads in electrical fatalities in latest ESFI data
ESFI reports 1,940 workplace electrical fatalities from 2011 to 2023, with the construction industry contributing the most.
The top 7 causes of construction delays
Labor issues, cost overruns, material procurement, and bad weather are among the top causes of construction delays.
Distributed fiber optic sensing technology impact on the circular economy
Distributed fiber optic sensing improves material usage, reduces waste, and improves safety, promoting a circular economy in construction.
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