The tally of how many defective cross-laminated timber panels need replacement on a $79-million college of forestry building at Oregon State University is almost complete.

Pushing the limits of additive-manufacturing processes, 3D-printing startup Branch Technology recently completed installation of a bandshell in Nashville, Tenn., that it says is the largest 3D-printed structure in the world.

A necessary baby step toward the ambitious goal involving net-zero embodied carbon and operational greenhouse gas emissions.

With the price outlook ‘clear as mud,’ says one exec, long-term cost management strategies are elusive

Construction starts are still rising, according to Dodge, but they are set to peak in 2018

Cross-laminated timber structures remained intact under explosive loads well beyond their design capacity

It’s clear now that an organized plan for trade can never be expected to emerge from the Trump administration’s deal-oriented style.

A construction tech company that printed the walls of a 350-sq-ft “tiny house” in 48 hours in Austin, Texas, in March is now partnered with a nonprofit that aims to start printing walls for 800-sq-ft homes in El Salvador—in 24 hours for each—by the end of the year.

Group plans tests to create performance-based structural-fire-engineering guide for cutting-edge composite shear wall