Construction Industry Outlook: Building Momentum in 2024
The U.S. construction industry in 2024 demonstrates resilience through moderating material costs, skilled workforce growth, and diversified property sector performance.
The U.S. construction industry in 2024 demonstrates resilience through moderating material costs, skilled workforce growth, and diversified property sector performance.
In this episode of the Construction Insiders Podcast, host Jessica Busch sits down with structural engineer Emily Carlip and Cumming Group’s project manager Molly Hayes to discuss the evolving design and construction of facilities for women's professional sports. They dive into trends like urban-centered stadiums, sustainability practices, and technology advancements that enhance the fan experience. Tune in to learn how new approaches to design are driving inclusivity, safety, and community activation in sports and entertainment venues.
Historic restoration in 2024 presents unique challenges, demanding detailed assessments, specialized teams, and precise regulatory navigation. Strategies adapt historic spaces to modern needs, ensure structural integrity, and plan long-term maintenance, preserving heritage effectively.
By Jessica Perry | October 16, 2023 Hackensack Meridian Palisades Medical Center is doubling the size of its emergency department. The hospital broke ground la [...]
As we approach the midpoint of 2024, the construction and real estate industries continue to navigate economic realignment. Now in its fourth year, this transformation has brought both challenges and opportunities, reshaping various sectors in unexpected ways
Discover how Cumming Group's move management services transformed RTI International's workspace at Research Triangle Park, enhancing their capabilities and meeting tight deadlines.
Integrating new technologies in healthcare requires comprehensive staff training and clear leadership expectations to enhance patient care, improve operational efficiency, and drive innovation within healthcare organizations.
Explore the 2024 U.S. construction market trends. Learn about overcoming high interest rates, labor shortages, and regional disparities with innovative solutions and strategic insights.
With numerous school construction bond elections looming across the country, the groundwork for a successful program begins well before the ballots are cast. Initiating a bond election…
In our increasingly interconnected world, data centers have remained the backbone of our digital infrastructure. However, the surging demand for data center capacity, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic and the rapid adoption of cloud computing and AI technologies, is presenting a new challenge: energy demand. The industry estimates that U.S. data center power consumption will reach 35 gigawatts by 2030, up from 17 gigawatts last year . This surge puts data center energy consumption on a trajectory to account for approximately 8% of global energy usage by 2030 .