Overall construction input prices were 3.5% higher than in September 2024, while nonresidential construction input prices ...

Several key factors have contributed to the downturn of shopping malls: Online shopping has fundamentally altered consumer ...

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20—The construction industry added 19,000 jobs on net in September, according to an Associated Builders and ...

Like AI, exoskeletons are no long some far-off tech fantasy. They're very real and so are their benefits on construction jobsites.

Hybrid cost-plus contracting with lump-sum general conditions can have administrative advantages for contractors and owners. Effectiveness depends on project scale and whether parties accurately ...

As Hurricane Melissa made landfall this week as a category five storm, it serves as a stark reminder to the construction industry to always be prepared, even at the end of storm season. Along ...

The many benefits of BIM include reduced costs and risk; improved collaboration, clash detection, sequencing, scheduling, safety, quality and post-construction management; and increase in ...

This is the 10th article in the Precision Construction series, which explores the application of the Internet of Things to digitally transform the construction industry, ultimately with the objective ...

Generations separated by decades have much to learn from each other—and might have more in common than you think. Today’s workforce is more complex than ever. For the first time in history, the ...

Artificial intelligence has moved beyond theory and into the field. Across the construction industry, it is transforming how projects are planned, managed and delivered. From predictive scheduling and ...

TRIR—total recordable incident rate—has long served as the standard metric for tracking workplace injuries. However, events with the potential to result in a serious injury and fatality—or ...

The toolbelt generation just may be made up of women, especially if women like Kate Glantz and Angie Cacace continue to build they way they are—and they’re building something great. The Bureau of ...