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Economic Pressures and Labor Challenges: How 2023 Shaped Architecture and Construction Industries

Archinect

The architecture industry was impacted this year by market volatility, rising interest rates, and evolving labor dynamics. AIA predicts slower growth in non-residential construction through 2023 and 2024 Hints of 2023's challenges began in late 2022, with a downturn in both the ABI and DMI to kick off 2023.

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How Can Clients Ruin Their Own Construction Projects?

The Architecture Designs

Construction is complicated work. Are clients any good in terms of construction projects? source: pinterest.com First things first, without clients and initiators, there would be no projects at all. It is thanks to them that construction companies get work to do and money to earn. There is one thing for sure.

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Will the AEC industry keep up with America’s demand for new data centers?

Archinect

Data centers will increasingly be built farther from some of the traditional locations and will move closer to the clients they serve, according to research by Gartner, an I.T. And as major players in the data industry strive to become greener in the next decade, the pressure is on. consultancy.

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Stacks of timber inform "inspirational" industrial units by dRMM

Deezen

London studio dRMM has completed WorkStack, a top-heavy stack of industrial units in Greenwich that is constructed from cross-laminated timber. It also gives a powerful message that light industrial can mean socially and environmentally inspirational," he told Dezeen. The building has a CLT structure.

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Mattaforma considers "plants as clients" for Public Records outdoor space

Deezen

To do so while limiting new construction, the team took advantage of several storage units already on the site, positioning them as both separators and inhabitable spaces for both humans and plants. The once-industrial areas of Brooklyn have seen a variety of art and culture institutions moving in past years.

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Shenzhen Construction Industry Ecological & Intelligent Valley by Aedas

aasarchitecture

joined hands to win the Shenzhen Construction Industry Ecological & Intelligent Valley Headquarters design competition. Image © Aedas The design has integrated urban development, industrial spaces and villages to create a multi-functional park. Client: Shenzhen Longgang District Urban Construction Investment Group Co.,

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Redefining Work for Productivity and Creativity: How AEC Professionals can Work and Collaborate from Anywhere

ArchDaily

Courtesy of HP Today, working outside the office has become the norm across industries, changing the way we work and how we interact with team members and clients. As architects, engineers and construction (AEC) teams know, collaboration is key to driving creativity, and is essential to the successful completion of any design project.

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