Switching on Electric Construction Equipment Can Make Jobsites Greener by Patrick Sisson A new generation of electric construction equipment—heavy machinery such as excavators and cranes—plugs in for greener jobsites. It’ll be the biggest thing since Dylan went electric.
Manufacturing Tech’s Breath of Fresh Air Is Improving Patient Outcomes in COVID-19 Treatment by Peter Dorfman
Sustainability Sustainable Construction Materials: Building a Cleaner, Healthier World [E-book] by Missy Roback
Construction The Success of Mass-Timber Building Hinges on Creating a Solid Supply Chain by Zach Mortice
Sustainability How a Solar Light From Down Under Fights Energy Poverty Where It’s Needed Most by Drew Turney An Australian charity is using design smarts, community involvement, and partnership to combat one of the biggest but lesser-known forms of privation: energy poverty.
Manufacturing Can a 3D-Printed Boat Design Inspire a Sea Change in the Marine Industry? by Carolin Werthmann Moi Composites has created a 3D-printed boat design that would have been inconceivable to produce using traditional boatbuilding fabrication methods.
Construction This Stockholm Megaproject Might Just Make Construction Digitization Mainstream by Mark de Wolf A massive urban-infrastructure project in Stockholm is transforming the city's aging commuter nexus, with construction digitization playing a decisive role.
Manufacturing Can Generative Design Propel Sustainability in the Manufacturing Industry? by Sarah Wesseler Consumers demand greener products and vote for them with their wallets. Could using generative design for products encourage sustainability in the manufacturing industry?
Infrastructure Could Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure Development Build Resiliency? by Markkus Rovito As demand for infrastructure development coincides with COVID-19’s economic fallout, five articles and podcasts argue public-private partnership could help fund needed projects.
