Hammers, Saws, Drills…AI?
At the University of Tennessee, Juneau Construction is using AI
as a powerful tool to spot delays before they happen.
Departments
Build-A-Brand
Think of your favorite pen: the weight against your fingertips, the smoothness of the ink on paper. Chances are you picked it up at a trade show and you remember exactly from whose booth you got it—proving that some of the most unique and impactful branding methods are often the simplest.
Closeout: Justice Is Served
Justice is sweet but the modern, light- and foliage-filled courthouse in San Antonio is sweeter.
On the Front Lines: Influencing Construction Site Safety
No one has more influence on construction site safety than frontline supervisors, also known as foremen. Their impact on a project’s overall success cannot be overstated—and that’s particularly true for safety. But those responsibilities are a heavy burden given the dangers of working in our industry.
‘Ten Toes Down’: Excel Construction’s $15,000 Annual Donation
Beauty, even in the built environment, comes at a price—one that Excel Construction of Florida intends to pay in full by donating $15,000 in construction materials and labor each year to a nonprofit organization in south Florida.
A Pickle of a Project: Swinerton’s New Eatertainment Venue
Converting a former factory into a pickleball “eatertainment” center presented challenges. But for Swinerton, the work—like the sport—has also been fun.
Never Stop Improving: The Lowe’s Foundation Gable Grant Goes to SkillsUSA
The Lowe’s Foundation—the charitable arm of your friendly neighborhood home improvement store—is investing $50 million into skilled-trades training over the next five years, with a $1-million Gable Grant going to SkillsUSA.
Closeout: Pour It on Thick
Come to Miami for the Waldorf Astoria, stay for the 36-hour concrete pour.
