sustainable construction

In commercial construction, sustainability has shifted from a niche priority to a defining standard. Building owners and tenants no longer view it as an optional add-on; they expect projects that deliver measurable comfort, safety, and long-term performance. This shift is reshaping not only how buildings are designed, but how people experience the spaces they rely… Read more »

Margins in commercial construction are under pressure. Material inflation hasn’t disappeared; cash flow reliability is still uneven; and the mix of work is shifting toward publicly funded, institutional projects while hiring remains tight. Skanska’s Summer 2025 report highlights steep price increases in core inputs like copper pipe and wire, underscoring how quickly bids can get… Read more »

Sustainable construction is rapidly becoming one of the strongest profit drivers in commercial construction. Federal agencies are channeling billions into hospitals, airports, universities, and government facilities built to higher performance standards. At the same time, private-sector owners in healthcare, tech, and mission-critical facilities are making sustainability a non-negotiable requirement. For contractors, the message is clear:… Read more »

Construction trends are evolving fast. With tighter budgets, shorter timelines, and fewer skilled workers, the industry is under pressure to build smarter. Contractors are turning to innovative temporary wall systems to improve jobsite efficiency, reduce waste, and stay competitive in a changing market. Once treated as disposable or last-minute additions, temporary walls are now part… Read more »

In an industry where speed and budget still dominate decision-making, sustainability has often been treated like a luxury—something to worry about later, or not at all. But with mounting pressure from regulators, investors, and tenants, that mindset is changing. Fast. The Hidden Cost of ‘Business as Usual‘ Consider this: the U.S. generates over 600 million… Read more »