Areal view of the Bird's Nest stadium and downtown Beijing from the Olympic Park Observation Tower in Beijing, China.
With the Tokyo Olympics set to start next week, there are a host of logistical issues, including construction and infrastructure challenges, that accompany such a massive event.
With vaccine distribution in full swing, many companies and employees are looking forward to some sort of return to a post-COVID office.
Monitoring building performance is proving an asset for drone technology, in some cases eliminating the need to place building inspectors in unsafe environments.
With more spacecraft on Mars than any other planet that isn’t earth, it’s safe to say humanity’s curiosity with the red planet isn’t going away anytime soon. So, what could construction on Mars look like?
With the sun hopefully setting on the worst of the COVID-19 outbreak, seniors’ housing needs are still evolving. While many changes at the outset of the pandemic were reactionary, there are some lasting elements that will be here to stay.
A proactive building maintenance plan can put building managers a step ahead of many issues, likely saving time, money, frustration and anxiety by avoiding emergency repairs.
An unexpected silver lining has appeared for property owners looking to find uses for underutilized hotel rooms. Some hotels are undergoing transformation into multifamily properties.
The legacy of the Olympics’ buildings and infrastructure
Navigating the return to the post-COVID office
Building inspections with drones
What could construction on Mars look like?
Three senior housing trends post-COVID-19