Are you prepared for distributed energy resources, energy storage, and smart grids? A new publication from ASHRAE will help building professionals prepare for the challenges and opportunities of designing efficient and grid-responsive buildings within the changing energy sector.
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The American Concrete Institute will host its annual Concrete Convention and Exposition in Las Vegas from October 14 to 18.
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Brown and Caldwell has been selected to provide operations and maintenance services for the post-closure care of Ordot Closure Facility in Guam.
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ARMA's recent whiteboard video outlines the components required for a properly functioning attic ventilation system and the ways this ventilation can benefit a roof, including protection against shingle deterioration and roof system damage.
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After more than seven years of delays, construction has begun on the Gordie Howe International Bridge in Detroit. The $4.5-billion project will connect the city’s Delray district to Windsor, Ontario.
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CSI has announced the organization’s award winners for 2018, as well as those elevated to the College of Fellows and those named Distinguished Members.
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Registrations are open for the annual CONSTRUCT conference, to be held in Long Beach, California, from October 3 to 5.
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Architecture billings slowed in June, but remained positive for the ninth consecutive month, according to AIA, which reported an ABI score of 51.3, compared to 52.8 in May.
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Designs for Octave 9, a performance space planned for the Seattle Symphony, have been released by LMN Architects. The venue will host the facility’s education and community programs and incorporate audio and visual technology with the goal of establishing an immersive multisensory experience.
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What is a “moisture sandwich”? In a new e-book from The Construction Specifier, Ted Winslow of CertainTeed Insulation explains how tight-envelope construction techniques have led to a steep reduction in air movement through walls. This means moisture gets trapped inside wall cavities without...
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