Winery in abandoned cement factory among projects from the University of Portsmouth
Dezeen School Shows: a winery and cultural hub in a former South Downs cement factory is among the projects from
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Former Printing Press Refurbishment / Bastidas Architecture
The Refurbishment of the Former Printing Press transforms the house of Artà into a contemporary family home, preserving the memory
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The IT company’s offices are located in the heritage-protected old Mladinska knjiga printing house, originally designed by architect Savin Sever.
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In the eastern Indian Ocean, south of Java in the vast sea stretching toward Australia, a fishing vessel slightly alters
Read MoreThis Graduate Student Equips NASA’s Robots With Assembly Skills
Like many engineers, Sarah Downs says she knew she wanted to pursue a STEM career from a young age. As
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Skanska reports record $7B order intake for Q2
CFO Pontus Winqvist remained measured in the face of a robust backlog as well as economic hurdles, telling Construction Dive, “you can’t build a trend on one quarter.”
Tutor Perini building unit wins $140M Oklahoma casino contract
The firm’s building subsidiary will renovate and expand the Choctaw Casino & Resort in Pocola, including the construction of a new, 130-room hotel tower.
Google inks investment, offtake deal for largest US solar project
The tech and search engine conglomerate said the Arkansas project also represents the largest solar and storage project across its portfolio to date.
Punch List: ‘The Playground’ opens, Tutor Perini unit scores infrastructure jobs
Plus, PCL appoints a new data center executive and Skanska forms a team to scale its artificial intelligence capabilities for project delivery.
Construction costs dropped in June, will likely tick up again
A brief respite in fuel prices caused construction input costs to drop in June. But the recent escalation in the Iran war will likely drive them back higher, according to Associated Builders and Contractors.