Category: Construction
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Egnyte Launches AI Agents to Aid AEC Efficiency and Safety
Egnyte, a leader in secure content collaboration, intelligence, and governance, today announced its first industry-specific AI agents specifically designed to support the unique needs of the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. These AEC AI agents target some of the most time-consuming and costly parts of the process, from bid to completion, by addressing some…
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The One Big Beautiful Bill and Incentivizing Equipment Purchasing
Signed on July 4, 2025, the full impact of the One Big Beautiful Bill has yet to take full effect. Let’s take a look at the projected impact on the equipment rental and construction industry in general. At its essence, the intent of the Bill is to drive the economy using incentives to drive capital…
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What Metal Stamping Is and Why It Matters in Building
As construction projects become more complex and timelines continue to shrink, the demand for components that are strong, precise, and consistent has never been higher. Modern metal stamping is a method that transforms how construction professionals source and integrate critical parts into their builds. It’s not a trend. It’s a backbone technology that supports structural…
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Berkeley Palm Beach Gets $62.5M Loan for Luxury High-Rise
The Berkeley Palm Beach has closed on a $62.5 million pre-construction loan with New York-based JVP Management, marking a significant milestone for the 25-story, 193-residence development rising on Clear Lake in downtown West Palm Beach. “This milestone is more than financing; it is validation of West Palm Beach’s extraordinary trajectory,” said Al Adelson, Developer of The…
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Own or Rent Construction Equipment: What’s Best for 2025?
Deciding whether to own or rent equipment is one of the most significant strategic choices impacting a construction firm’s bottom line and operational agility. This decision directly influences capital allocation, cash flow, and adaptability to changing project demands. In the current economic climate, this choice is more critical than ever. With rising equipment costs and…
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Australia Relies on 17,500 Visa Workers to Support Tradies
Temporary skilled visa workers are playing a vital role in keeping Australia’s construction and trades sectors moving, filling critical labour gaps during a period of strong demand and persistent skill shortages. New analysis from job management platform NextMinute shows that, while visa holders make up just under 2% of the national tradie workforce, some states are far…
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Avoid Takeoff Mistakes That Cut Into Your Bid Margins
You wrap a quantity takeoff for a new school build. Big project. Tight timeline. Everything looks solid. Then construction starts and the concrete runs short. After a painful audit, the oversight pops up fast: the slab thickness was miscalculated in the takeoff. One tiny oversight snowballs into blown deadlines, rising costs, and a tense client…
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Gaming Trends That Influence Commercial Construction
Digital entertainment is evolving rapidly, reshaping consumer behavior and redefining the expectations placed on commercial spaces. For architects, developers and project managers, this shift brings both challenges and opportunities. Modern construction projects are no longer just about delivering functional spaces—they must also anticipate the demands of a digitally connected audience and create environments that enhance…
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Gaming Trends That Influence Commercial Construction
Digital entertainment is evolving rapidly, reshaping consumer behavior and redefining the expectations placed on commercial spaces. For architects, developers and project managers, this shift brings both challenges and opportunities. Modern construction projects are no longer just about delivering functional spaces—they must also anticipate the demands of a digitally connected audience and create environments that enhance…
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Perry Weather Survey: 79% of Construction Firms Report Heat Issues
A new survey commissioned by Perry Weather, a leader in weather safety technology, reveals that extreme heat is creating critical safety and efficiency vulnerabilities on construction sites. The report, “Under Pressure: How Extreme Heat Is Reshaping Construction Safety,” found that nearly 8 in 10 U.S. construction leaders reported heat-related incidents at their jobsites in the past…