FullStack raises $6M as modular builds momentum

The emerging construction method is gaining traction in the market, catching the eyes of investors, in part, for its ability to streamline project schedules.

By Hallie Busta • June 7, 2017

Orlando, FL approves $90M student housing project

The mixed-use development joins the University of Central Florida and Valencia College's shared downtown campus, which will anchor the city’s planned $1 billion Creative Village.

By Mary Tyler March • June 7, 2017

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Preconstruction

Careful collaboration before shovels hit dirt is key to a successful project, experts say.

By Construction Dive staff

Chinese tire company Wanli to build $1B plant in SC

The project in Orangeburg County will be built in two phases over eight years and, when complete, will employ 1,200 people.

By Kim Slowey • June 7, 2017

Miami-Dade approves $9M David Beckham stadium land deal

The development team must still secure approval for the entire soccer stadium plan, with the goal of completing the project in 2020.

By Kim Slowey • June 7, 2017

Developers score $115M loan for Miami condo project

Project officials overcame the tight lending environment by securing commitments for 70% of the complex's 342 units.

By Kim Slowey • June 7, 2017

Veterans Affairs seeks to jump-start $1.4B in construction projects

The delays are largely the result of procedural differences between the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Army Corps of Engineers.

By Kim Slowey • June 7, 2017

Seattle Partners withdraws $521M bid for KeyArena redevelopment

The company, which was one of only two bidders for the project, criticized the way that the city has handled the bidding process.

By Kim Slowey • June 6, 2017

Portland, OR mass timber tower secures construction permits

The 12-story Framework project, which won the 2015 U.S. Tall Wood Building Competition, will be the country's first wood high-rise when complete in late 2018.

By Kim Slowey • June 6, 2017

Denver airport, Ferrovial near deal for $1B P3 contract

If Denver officials approve the contract for the terminal revamp, it will be the biggest public-private partnership in the city's history.

By Kim Slowey • June 6, 2017

Developers break ground on $150M Los Angeles mixed-use project

The Vineyards will feature an open-air shopping center, a 120-room hotel, a 266-unit apartment complex and a medical office building.

By Kim Slowey • June 6, 2017

Developer plans 1,001-foot skinny skyscraper for NYC

The Manhattan tower will feature column-free floor plans, made possible by running the mechanical systems up one side of the building, rather than using a core design.

By Kim Slowey • June 5, 2017

Atlanta Falcons' $1.5B Mercedes-Benz Stadium set for August opening

Construction crews recently closed the retractable roof for the first time and are making sure the eight petal-like pieces are aligned correctly.

By Kim Slowey • June 5, 2017

This week in construction

We're digging into prison construction, office and lighting design trends, the state of multigenerational housing and what economic indicators matter most.

By Emily Peiffer , Hallie Busta • June 5, 2017

Hudson River tunnel project officials explore private sector options

The Amtrak initiative could be completed as a public-private partnership, and project officials say private companies have already expressed interest.

By Kim Slowey • June 5, 2017

HVAC manufacturer Daikin completes $417M Houston-area campus

The 4.2-million-square-foot plant will eventually employ up to 4,000 people and is expected to draw additional industrial investment to the area.

By Kim Slowey • June 5, 2017

The 50 States of Construction: How VA thrives on stability amid a supply–demand imbalance

John Lawson, president and CEO of W.M. Jordan Company, explains why the state's biggest construction drivers are "always going to be there."

By Emily Peiffer • June 5, 2017

Construction employment gains momentum in May

The residential sector led the month's growth with 7,100 new positions reported.

By Mary Tyler March • June 2, 2017

AIA condemns Trump's decision to withdraw US from Paris climate accord

The group reaffirmed its commitment to climate change mitigation and highlighted the importance of energy conservation and renewable resources in the built space.

By Kim Slowey • June 2, 2017

Faraday Future seeking $1B to help jump-start NV factory construction

The electric car manufacturer halted work on the North Las Vegas project in November amid reported financial issues.

By Kim Slowey • June 2, 2017

Boston developer proposes $144M mixed-use tower

The 25-story building, featuring commercial and residential space, would be the latest addition to the growing trend of transit-oriented developments.

By Kim Slowey • June 2, 2017

3 reasons the commercial buildings market is ready for AI

One expert explores the shifts in the market that are positioning artificial intelligence to transform building management.

By Casey Talon • June 2, 2017

Construction spending dips in April after 2017's strong start

On the positive side, April's spending figure is 6.7% ahead of last year, and spending in the first four months of 2017 is up 5.8% year-over-year.

By Mary Tyler March • June 1, 2017

Miami-Dade commissioner backs $300M David Beckham soccer stadium deal

The city must still approve the deal and design for the 25,000-seat Miami Beckham United venue.

By Kim Slowey • June 1, 2017

AECOM Tishman tapped to build $1B UK residential tower

When complete, the 67-story Spire London high-rise will be the tallest residential building in Western Europe.

By Kim Slowey • June 1, 2017

Los Angeles developer snags $239M loan for luxury high-rise

The U.K.-based Children's Investment Fund provided the loan for the project, which developers say will fill a gap in the area's stock of available ultra-luxury condos.

By Kim Slowey • June 1, 2017