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A panel of leading economic forecasters is projecting that the strong nonresidential building momentum of 2023 will continue into 2024, led by the manufacturing sector which has skyrocketed more than 50 percent this year and looks to increase 5+ percent next year.

When it comes to protecting your home or business from extreme weather conditions, your roof is your first line of defense.

More and more builders are opting for metal roofing – with its ability to withstand fire, strong winds, hail, snow, and flying debris – to safeguard their loved ones and...

Using building materials that are fire-resistant and impact-resistant has always been a priority in construction, but that need was driven home during the devastating wildfires in Hawaii this summer.

“When an inferno tore through Lahaina on the island of Maui, it reduced a historic and charming...

Modern architecture and construction are tasked with finding solutions, such as horizontal insulated metal panels (IMPs), that combine the best of aesthetics and performance.

These single-component, complete exterior wall systems are visually appealing while delivering a range of building envelope...

Metal cladding may not be the new kid on the block – the Statue of Liberty and the Chrysler Building are both beacons to the aesthetics and durability of the building material – but new composite-clad metals and innovative metal cladding systems are fueling a surge in demand worldwide.

Sustainability has become a crucial consideration in the construction industry, as developers and building owners recognize the long-term benefits of environmentally responsible practices.

Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) have emerged as a versatile and sought-after building material solution for commercial building projects of all scopes and sizes.

The combination of providing building thermal and moisture protection while also offering a wide range of aesthetic options has made IMPs...

Cold storage facilities play a critical role in preserving and maintaining the quality of perishable goods, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. One often overlooked aspect of these facilities is the flooring, which plays a vital role in ensuring proper insulation, safety, and...

Building owners and project managers are going for the green in 2023 when it comes to construction.

The “green” in this case is just as much about the cost of money in the current economic environment as it is about the environment.

The Construction MMI (Monthly MetalMiner Index) released in March showed the industry is moving forward despite mixed signals to start in 2023.