The World’s Largest Cities in 2026 by Population
Every year on July 11, World Population Day draws attention to the demographic trends reshaping societies around the globe. In
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How Architects Can Simplify Project Workflows Beyond CAD and BIM
Architecture project information does not live only in CAD or BIM software. Design briefs, drawing PDFs, contracts, quotations, site reports,
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Following the completion of the new Swiss Embassy in Ivory Coast in 2016, LOCALARCHITECTURE continues its work in Abidjan with
Read MoreGuidebook for the 2030 Agenda Launched at the World Congress of Architects
The UIA, through its United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals Commission (SDGC), has announced the publication of the 2026 UIA
Read MoreThe Rebirth of High Frequency
An examination of how satellite vulnerabilities, modern wideband waveforms, and automatic link establishment are driving renewed military and government investment
Read MoreIEEE Honors Robotics Pioneer Toshio Fukuda
Toshio Fukuda has been blazing trails for most of his career. He is considered to be one of the most
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A semi-trailer that helps propel itself entered commercial road testing in late May, when a powertrain kit developed by Nivalis
Read MoreSTEM Needs Leaders From Every Generation at the Table
Working in isolation, especially for leaders, is rapidly becoming an outmoded idea. The modern era is defined by rapid technological
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How AI could reduce struck-bys in road work zones
“VR- and AI-based safety training should not be viewed as an experimental technology anymore,” said Namgyun Kim, assistant professor in construction science at Texas A&M University.
Data centers dominate construction’s latest economic reports
Nearly every metric highlighted the strength of the artificial intelligence buildout and weakness in other private project activity.