Category: Featured
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How Chicago’s Reid Murdoch Building Honors the Past While Embracing the Future – CCR-Mag.com
While the landmark Reid Murdoch Building in Chicago might at first appear to be virtually unchanged since its construction in 1914, the property has, in fact, undergone several transformations over the decades. Most recently, a capital improvement campaign brought the riverfront office building up to the standards of contemporary workers, introducing modern amenities while retaining…
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5 AI Solutions Delivering Real Value in Construction & Renovation – CCR-Mag.com
The hammers are swinging, the blueprints are unfurling, and the aroma of fresh lumber still fills the air. But in the backdrop of every modern construction site and ambitious renovation project, a quieter, yet profoundly transformative revolution is underway. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic pipe dream; it’s a tangible force poised to…
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Baptist Health Medical Center Applies Its Own Energy Efficiency Prescription – CCR-Mag.com
Healthcare facilities require a substantial amount of energy to operate. In fact, the average hospital consumes approximately 250% more energy than a comparably sized commercial building, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. As hospitals face increasing financial pressure to boost revenue while cutting costs, many are turning to energy-reduction initiatives as a strategic remedy.…
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How to Get Fast Cash for Homes and Close Quickly – CCR-Mag.com
Selling a home traditionally can feel like an uphill climb. Between preparing the property for showings, finding a qualified buyer, and waiting for financing approvals, the process can drag on for months. For many homeowners, this timeline is simply too long. Whether due to relocation, financial needs, or the desire to move on quickly, selling…
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Inside Richards Building Supply’s Digital Transformation – CCR-Mag.com
With unpredictable tariffs driving costs up and an estimated shortfall of 439,000 workers, the construction industry is operating in a state of uncertainty as stakeholders from contractors to building materials distributors brace for the economic fallout of the current administration’s trade policies. The industry is already feeling the effects, with nearly one in four contractors…
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Johnson College Unveils Exposed Element Building for Enhanced Learning – CCR-Mag.com
When Johnson College cut the ribbon on Ideal Saldi Hall in April 2024, it wasn’t just unveiling a new 19,000-square-foot facility—it was showcasing a vision for how design can fuel learning. The industrial, modern building houses classrooms, program labs, student-facing services like enrollment and financial aid, administration offices, and even a state-of-the-art conference room. Its…
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When Robots Meet Recipes – CCR-Mag.com
Wait. What? Is that a….robot? If you are anywhere near John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio, stop by the Donatos Pizza location in Concourse B. You don’t have to grab a slice of pizza, but you might want to stay for a slice of the future. It was only a matter of time before…
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National Recovery Month: Tackling Addiction and Mental Health in Construction
Breaking the Silence on Addiction in Construction Construction workers account for 15% of workplace overdose fatalities in the U.S. — a staggering number that highlights the urgent need for awareness and action during National Recovery Month this September. Research shows construction employees are nearly twice as likely as the general workforce to struggle with substance…
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California lawmakers pass bill to expand manufacturing decarbonization projects
Dive Brief: The California Legislature on Sept. 10 overwhelmingly passed a bill that would provide financing for manufacturers looking to adopt thermal energy storage systems and heat pumps for their operations. AB 1280, introduced by Democratic Assembly member Robert Garcia, would expand the types of decarbonization projects considered eligible for financial incentives under programs like…
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Tutor Perini unit lands $960M California children’s hospital job
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Award: Children’s hospital projectValue: $960 millionLocation: Oakland, CaliforniaClient: University of California, San Francisco Rudolph and Sletten is building this one for the kids. The Tutor Perini subsidiary won a $960 million contract to construct the new UCSF…