8 of the world’s deadliest construction projects
Discover 8 of the world's deadliest construction projects, including the Panama Canal, Qatar stadiums, and find out what went wrong.
People and construction
15 construction influencers to learn the trades
These 15 construction influencers are transforming the industry with their insights and expertise on how to build, design, and more.
Top female-owned construction companies across North America
Female-owned construction companies like CTI Environmental and Bjork Construction are reshaping the industry to be more inclusive.
Tia Perry and AEC Unites: Empowering Black professionals in construction
Learn how Tia Perry & AEC Unites work to create opportunities for Black professionals and Black-owned businesses in this interview.
CarbiCrete’s mission to build a greener future
CarbiCrete is revolutionizing concrete manufacturing with cement-free, carbon-negative products that support global sustainability goals and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
BIG ideas in action: Iconic projects by Bjarke Ingels Group
From cutting-edge urban spaces to sustainable designs, Bjarke Ingels Group has a new roster of inspiring projects shaping the future of modern architecture.
PrimeKss creates crack-free, jointless concrete for stronger builds
PrīmX concrete eliminates cracks, shrinkage, and joints, creating stronger, jointless floors with lower CO₂ emissions and greater durability.
Safety, mental fitness, and the future of construction: A conversation with Ian Gray
Mental fitness is reshaping construction safety. Ian Gray of Salus shares how mindset, culture, and simple tools can protect workers on site.
5 prefab and modular building companies changing the construction landscape
Innovative modular home companies like Plant Prefab are revolutionizing housing with sustainable, cost-effective, and customizable designs.
Immigrant workers are holding up the U.S. construction industry
Immigrant workers comprise 30% of the U.S. construction workforce, key to addressing labor shortages and supporting industry growth.
The future of sustainable, off-grid living starts with Haus.me
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: 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.
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