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The Russia-Ukraine war is driving up investment in defence infrastructure in Europe
The UK revealed its five-year plan to update its transportation system
US Major League Soccer鈥檚 Chicago Fire Football Club is planning a new stadium in Chicago, Illinois
Major US-based streamer is building a US$1-billion studio in New Jersey
Webuild will help consolidate maternity and neonatal services into one health campus in Perth, Australia
Aecom to provide environmental remdiation at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California
A contractor has signed on for additional work at 脰ster氓ker correctional facility in Stockholm, Sweden
Construction Briefing reviews some of the best photos from the sector taken in May 2025
Skanska will build a new office building in Cambridge, UK, which includes a unique restoration project
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Tim-OIiver M眉ller, managing director of construction industry association Bauindustrie, discusses the state of Germany鈥檚 construction industry
Istanbul鈥檚 Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque dome to undergo comprehensive restoration
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Take an inside look at why Skanska developing a high-tech US business unit
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Rober Hauser details the advanced technologies and sustainable materials driving a global formwork transformation
In a speech delivered from Oxfordshire, UK, Rachel Reeves outlined several projects aimed at boosting the UK economy
Experts will gather on 11 April to discuss innovations and best practices in bridge maintenance and safety
Collaborative effort to supply scaffolding and shoring on century-old structure sees PCI take home SAIA award
Contract details announced for Nashville鈥檚 Legislative Plaza renovation project
NCC will receive US$330 million for it鈥檚 Solna, Sweden, office building construction
Europe is home to some of the world鈥檚 most iconic bridges, but how has the industry evolved its construction methods to ensure that the next generation of bridges can withstand the test of time?
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Diverse renovation projects signal growing trend to restore existing structures rather than replace them