Toronto’s Tallest: ‘Supertalls’ Shaping the Skyline
DEVELOPMENT PLANNINGAugust 11, 2025 by Anthony Teles 1.5K Toronto’s Tallest: ‘Supertalls’ Shaping the Skyline There are nine ‘supertall’ developments — buildings 300 … Read more
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M&E contractor Cannock goes under
A statement of affairs posted at Companies House reveals the firm had debts of £4m when it went under. Money … Read more
Explosions at U.S. Steel plant in Pennsylvania leave 1 dead, 1 missing, 10 injured
CLAIRTON, PA. — Explosions at a U.S. Steel plant that shook the ground near Pittsburgh left one dead and sent … Read more
AEM Day at CM Labs targets tech and advocacy
Training and technology innovator CM Labs recently hosted an AEM Day at its Montreal headquarters. AEM Day at CM Labs … Read more
A New Era of Construction Quality with IoT and Blockchain
A construction project is a network of hundreds of processes, participants, products, and materials. It’s no wonder that everything does … Read more
Smart Construction Dashboard Boosts Efficiency in Projects
In the construction industry, smart technology and artificial intelligence (AI) play crucial roles across site management, significantly transforming operations. When … Read more
Granite continues buying spree as backlog hits $6.1B
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Granite Construction … Read more
Empire Crane continues to elevate the industry standard
Empire Crane Continues to Raise Industry Standards
Land sales plummet as prices hit new highs
Property Sales Decline Amid Soaring Prices – Architecture, Construction, and Engineering Insights
News Roundup for August 11, 2025
This rental developer is rapidly expanding in Toronto, leading to friction with some long-term tenants; a look at whether cable … Read more
Clegg wins car park to flats conversion contract
The Karparc scheme in Newcastle-under-Lyme will start on site this autumn. In a UK first, the car park conversion will see … Read more
Economy lost 41,000 jobs in July but unemployment rate held steady at 6.9%
OTTAWA – The Canadian economy shed some 41,000 jobs in July as young workers and the private sector bore the … Read more