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The article discusses the booming U.S. life sciences market, which has seen significant growth in lab and R&D inventory, with several growth in the past five years and new construction in progress. It mentions that the demand for space varies by region, and factors like government initiatives, on-shoring efforts, and demographic trends are driving the expansion of the life sciences sector, with major growth areas noted in Atlanta, Dallas/Ft. Worth, and Nashville, among others.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the construction industry by addressing challenges such as complexity, tight deadlines, safety concerns, and workforce shortages. However, it is important for construction leaders to implement AI responsibly and ethically. This can be achieved through strategies such as having a clear data governance strategy, developing an AI policy, combining AI with human expertise, avoiding isolationism, and seeking industry guidance. By taking a strategic and collaborative approach to AI, the construction industry can benefit from improved efficiency, safety, and project quality. [Extracted from the article]

As with most urban areas in the United States, transportation facilities in San Diego, CA, have struggled to keep pace with ever-growing demand. Traffic congestion continues to worsen in the [...]

In the article, the author discusses the value or importance of data in the construction industry and how contractors can ensure they are generating value from their data. Also cited are how companies can develop, control and build value from data like taking the controls and focus on data governance, as well as other topics like the shift toward infrastructure information management standards and whole life-cycle asset management.