According to NAHB, housing is one of the few sectors experiencing year-over-year job gains, but it still has not been enough to meet the increasing demand for housing.

Their efforts have championed renewable energy, and demonstrably helped move the Empire State Plaza, New York’s center of government in Albany, away from fossil fuel combustion. 

Nearly 40 business and government leaders discussed the need for a National Building Information Management Program to improve the relationships, performance and profitability of the increasingly digitalized U.S. AECO industry.

The two-day virtual symposium will provide a combination of timely speaker presentations and panel discussions.

As 2020 (mercifully) draws to a close and our industry considers what lies ahead, businesses would be wise to study the events of last year to better understand how 2021 might unfold.

The design and preconstruction of retrofit project to begin shortly following the appointment of design-build entity.

The new task force — made up of building safety, health and other experts — will develop resources to prepare buildings and communities worldwide for disease-related threats.

The new education and training collaboration with BORDA India supports plumbers in the city of Leh in the remote Himalayan district of Ladakh, northern India.

The new campaign, The Future Won’t Build Itself, speaks to the vast growth potential that the home building industry provides and the need for new skilled labor to keep the industry’s momentum going.

Leveling the playing field of social equity and diversity will require a collaborative effort within the building industry.