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Developers Play a Role in Initiating Positive Change in Cities

by Celeste Frye | Dec 14, 2021
Markets | Multifamily

As developers stake out new projects in 2022 and beyond, it’s crucial to ensure that they’re people-centered. That’s how to drive positive change and it’s a strategy already gaining momentum around the world.

Increase in Offshore Wind Projects Will Benefit the Construction Industry

by Kleopatra Kyrimi | Dec 13, 2021
Business Development | Infrastructure | Markets

As North America looks to catch up to Europe and Asia and reduce its carbon footprint by investing in new energy sources, cranes specifically designed for lifting and installing massive turbines will be in demand.

2022 Outlook for Commercial Construction and Masonry

by Christy Crook | Dec 8, 2021
Economy | Markets | Total Human Health

The commercial masonry industry can expect a modest 0.2% growth rate in 2021. The market size of the masonry industry grew slower than the overall construction sector, but still outpaces the overall economy.

Nine Common Commercial Applications for LVT Flooring

by Roche FitzGerald | Dec 8, 2021
Commercial | Markets

From hotels and hospitals to fitness studios and hotel lobbies, LVT is a versatile, affordable, dependable flooring product that can benefit many types of commercial projects.

Boom Time: 3D Digital Tools Hold the Key to Capitalizing on New Infrastructure Building Opportunities

by Simon Bae | Dec 8, 2021
Infrastructure | Markets | Technology

The goal of rebuilding U.S. infrastructure is nothing less than a mandate to build smart—and the keys to building smart lie in a new wave of digital tools including 3-D digital twin technology.

Center for Green Schools at U.S. Green Building Council Releases Indoor Air Quality Fact Sheets

by USGBC | Dec 1, 2021
Institutional | Markets

The fact sheet series provides straightforward strategies to improve indoor air quality in schools.

2022 Construction Economic Forecast

by Construction Executive | Dec 1, 2021
Economy | Features | Markets

After the dramatic pace of economic recovery that characterized 2020’s final eight months and the early months of 2021, economic growth is set to soften in 2022.

Contractors Should Expect a New Wave of Climate-Resilient Projects

by Dylan Ochoa, Paul Monte, Jerry P. Brodsky | Dec 1, 2021
Departments | Infrastructure | Markets

The tone is set for megaprojects with an emphasis on new or rebuilt infrastructure that can withstand extreme weather events.

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Developers Play a Role in Initiating Positive Change in Cities

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Boom Time: 3D Digital Tools Hold the Key to Capitalizing on New Infrastructure Building Opportunities

Center for Green Schools at U.S. Green Building Council Releases Indoor Air Quality Fact Sheets

2022 Construction Economic Forecast

Contractors Should Expect a New Wave of Climate-Resilient Projects

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