Extreme Weather Events Show Why the Construction Supply Chain Needs a Risk-Management Transformation
Restructure your risk-management model to plan for events that can affect everyone—and everything—on a project.
Let the Sunshine In: Architectural Design Optimally Harvests Natural Light
Design-build professionals are using superior daylight harvesting methods to improve interior illumination and aesthetics while conserving energy.
Moving Past COVID-19 Shock: Three Lasting Impacts on the Construction Industry
The pandemic can have long-term effects for not only your employees but your entire business model.
Thinking Inside the Box
Saudia Arabia doesn’t build small. The desert kingdom’s latest exercise in large-scale construction is New Murabba, billed as “the world’s largest modern downtown,” to be built over more than seven square miles in Riyadh. At [...]
Closeout: Putting a Point on It
Billingsley Company's International Business Park in Plano, Texas
Now Taking Reservations
HPM partnered with Auburn University to plate up the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center—a delectable learning complex for the school’s hospitality students.
How Retro-Commissioning Can Extend the Life of a Building—and the Planet
Sustainability certifications are just the beginning. Preserve history and save the planet with these actions from the everyday to the industrial.
Further Bridging the Relationship Between Construction and Architecture Through Vertical Integration
How vertical integration helped develop a mixed-use space in Nashville—and can help expedite and bolster future projects.
