Tampa’s sunny construction market has builders feeling good
Construction Dive
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Contractors in Tampa — a big city with a small town feel — reap the benefits of one of the fastest-growing metros in the U.S.
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Symbolic railway bridge replaced with world-first network arch bridge
Civil + Structural Engineer
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Smart solution for moving the complete structure saves time and minimizes disruption Built more than 100 years ago, and connecting Western and Eastern Europe, the Oder Bridge on the German-Polish border in Küstrin has since been seen as a symbol of Europe coming together. Over time, as bridges get used by heavy transport, they need replacing, and for such a historic railway bridge a special replacement was designed which was to be carried out with minimal disruption to the rail network.
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Virginia pioneers adoption of offsite construction code
Construction Dive
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Ryan Colker, vice president of innovation for the ICC, told Construction Dive what the code will mean for builders in the region and beyond.
Farnsworth Middle School Wins 2024 Prestigious Middle School STEM Competition – Future City
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The future city “He Hika,” engineered by the Dutchman Ducks student team from Farnsworth Middle School, NY, has won the Grand Prize at the 32nd year of the prestigious international DiscoverE 2024 Future City® Competition. The students – Anika, Darshana, and Levi – teamed with educator Kelly Werner as well as volunteer mentor Jennifer Smith, to earn this year’s top honors.
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Screening can wrongly eliminate potential tradesworkers
Construction Dive
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
The recruiting process that works for office jobs isn’t always effective when looking for construction labor.
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HS2 celebrates completion of first 16km drive for Chilterns tunnel
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WINT joins the Mayor of London’s exclusive Grow London Global programme, setting stage for rapid international acceleration
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
The leading provider of AI-powered water management solutions has been accepted to the esteemed U.K.-based program designed to support innovative scaleup companies as they expand to new markets around the world NEW YORK — WINT Water Intelligence , a leader in water management and leak-prevention solutions for construction, commercial, residential and industrial applications, has been named as part of the Grow London Global Cohort 3 – a prestigious programme supporting innovative startups as t
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Skanska begins World Cup upgrades on MetLife Stadium
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
The contractor will replace seats at the East Rutherford, New Jersey, stadium in order to accommodate eight soccer matches at the international FIFA tournament in 2026.
L.A.-based designer creates unrestrained look for Hawaii restaurant
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Los Angeles-based interior design firm, Studio UNLTD, designed a restaurant in O’ahu, Hawaii, going for an uninhibited appearance, combining three distinct design styles. The interior of Cino Chophouse and Crudo Bar evokes an eccentric artist’s apartment and blends maximalism, Art Deco, and contemporary design; creating a visually rich, layered experience.
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Network Rail has ‘comprehensive plan’ to improve performance on deteriorating Great Western Main Line
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Overhead line renewals, digitalisation of physical assets and more frequent inspections will be carried out as part of Network Rail’s plans to improve performance on its struggling Great Western Main Line. The post Network Rail has ‘comprehensive plan’ to improve performance on deteriorating Great Western Main Line appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Sustainable Construction: Practical Strategies for Reducing Material Waste
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
The platform uses one of the world's largest supercomputers to model climate change hazards for vulnerable populations and infrastructure.
Debate | Is an outcome-based approach to data capture the key to efficient asset management?
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An outcome-led approach to data capture could revolutionise the way infrastructure assets are constructed and managed over their lifecycles, but barriers persist. The post Debate | Is an outcome-based approach to data capture the key to efficient asset management? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Collector Reveals 1962 Wheeled D6 “Sugar Baby” Cat (Video)
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Crooked House owners ordered to rebuild
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The owners of the Crooked House pub have been ordered to rebuild it exactly as it was. South Staffordshire Council served an enforcement notice against ATE Farms, giving it three years to rebuild “Britain’s wonkiest inn” to how it stood before it was destroyed by… The post Crooked House owners ordered to rebuild appeared first on Construction News.
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Data Analytics Professional Certificate Course by Google for 2024
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Northern Ireland: major-projects cost balloons by 44%
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
The cost of Northern Ireland’s biggest construction projects has soared by £2.45bn, with a major contractors’ organisation warning that inflation is leading to schemes being scrapped. The anticipated cost of 77 capital projects has reached a combined £8.08bn, up 44 per cent from the £5.63bn… The post Northern Ireland: major-projects cost balloons by 44% appeared first on Construction News.
Team Member Spotlight: Crystal Barger & Empowering Women in Construction
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Here at ConstructConnect, we are proud to spotlight our team members as they work to ensure that every construction project starts on a solid foundation. In celebration of Women in Construction Week, observed in the U.S. from March 3-9, we are highlighting ConstructConnect Vice President of Customer Success, Crystal Barger.
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National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) chair John Armitt has penned a letter to government urging it speed up development of policy that will encourage private sector investment in energy infrastructure. The post NIC chair demands new policy to help gain private investment in energy infrastructure appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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FEBRUARY 27, 2024
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