For more than a decade, renderings of gleaming towers, driverless shuttles and glass-walled data centres have accompanied almost every announcement of a new African city. Few of those images have ...
We look at how Rising water costs, pressure on municipal infrastructure, environmental requirements and unreliable supply are ...
Sulzer explores Africa’s water reuse opportunity, highlighting integrated treatment systems, resource recovery and scalable solutions for sustainable water management.
East Africa’s cement industry has become one of the most important pillars supporting the region’s infrastructure development, housing expansion and industrialisation ambitions. From mega ...
June 2026: When JCB first sketched plans for a factory in San Antonio, Texas, a 500,000-square-foot plant seemed ambitious enough. Then Donald Trump announced tariffs on imported goods, and JCB tore ...
Canada’s public infrastructure pipeline has never been bigger. According to ReNew Canada’s 2026 Top100 Projects Report, the combined value of the country’s 100 largest public infrastructure builds has ...
San Diego is one of the most dynamic construction markets in the western United States — and one of the most structurally complex. A metro area of over 3.3 million people anchored by defense and ...
As 2026 approaches, American cities are undergoing unprecedented digital transformations that promise to reshape urban living. With major global events on the horizon—including the 2026 FIFA World Cup ...
The U.S. engineering and construction (E&C) industry is entering 2026 facing an acute labor crisis—one that threatens project delivery, cost efficiency, and long-term growth unless new workforce ...
The bathroom vanity is no longer just a cabinet under a sink. In 2026, it is the defining piece of your bathroom’s identity — the furniture-grade anchor that sets the tone for every tile, fixture, and ...
The United States is running the largest construction buildout in a generation, and it is happening on two tracks at once. One is familiar: houses, offices, roads and bridges rising and falling with ...
The UK construction industry enters the second half of 2026 in an unusually divided state. Headline indicators remain resilient, with total construction output valued at £142.2 billion, contributing ...