by [email protected] | Mar 1, 2023 | Architecture
Industry Trends The United States is home to one of the world’s largest construction industries with over 1.29 billion in spending. Commercial Construction is expected to continue to grow and innovate new methods in 2023. Below is a look at five industry trends:...
by creedla | Feb 11, 2019 | Architecture
Ever since the signing of executive order 13514 by President Obama, US federal departments and agencies have been mandated to make their buildings and operations as eco-friendly as possible. While various department plans are being drafted, the greatest example of...
by creedla | Dec 29, 2018 | Architecture, Environment, Green Construction
Between architects, engineers, and construction companies (AEC), the process of erecting a building is filled with opportunities for miscommunication, mismeasuring, and misfortune. Luckily for those in the field of construction, technology has now caught up to meet...
by creedla | Dec 1, 2017 | Architecture, Los Angeles Construction Projects
Ironworkers Were Instrumental in Helping the Wilshire Grand Center Make its Mark on Los Angeles The accolades & critical acclaim for downtown LA’s new 73 story Wilshire Grand Center wouldn’t have been possible without the work of thousands of people in varying...
by creedla | Nov 17, 2017 | Architecture
For almost all of human history, stone & wood were the most commonly used building materials. Understandably, these materials were plentiful and highly workable. Although iron has been utilized for a millennia, it wasn’t until the dawn of the Industrial Revolution...
by creedla | Oct 27, 2017 | Architecture
Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium features an innovative, retractable roof design. Large-capacity stadiums capable of seating over 70,000 crazed fans is nothing new as most major metropolitan areas have professional sports franchises warranting the construction of such...
