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Aug 13, 2026
Featured Vendors
Paolo Paoletti, Co-Founder and CTO
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Sofanor Alarcón, President and Co-founder
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Industry Contributors
By Erik Johnson, Director of Construction, Peterson Builders, Inc.
In the world of custom luxury estates, a successful project extends far beyond the final walk-through. Read more ►
By Robert G. Ridgell, P.E., DBIA, CCM, Senior Vice President - Construction Practice Lead, Wallace Montgomery
Today’s construction professionals face an industry that bears little resemblance to the one that trained many of its current leaders.
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By Corey Hall, Director of Pre-Construction, Aecon Group
Owners across Canada are increasingly turning to Progressive Design-Build, Alliance, Integrated Project Delivery and other collaborative contracting approaches to manage complexity and uncertainty before final commercial commitments are made.
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Feature of the Week
Digital advancements in building design software, including BIM, AI, ML, and visualization technologies, are transforming efficiency, precision, and sustainability in the AEC industry.
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Technology transforms construction management through digital twins, IoT, AI, blockchain, and sustainable practices, improving efficiency and environmental sustainability.
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The construction industry is seeing an increase in dry construction, which uses prefabricated and modular building components rather than wet activities.
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