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Brooklyn Partial Building Collapse Leaves One Dead, at Least 12 Hurt
A three-story building next to a construction site in Brooklyn partially collapsed, killing one person and injuring at least 12 others.
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Procurement questions follow ATSR’s role in Kennedy Center renovation
The Washington Post reported that Minnesota firm ATSR was chosen as architect of record for the Kennedy Center’s $257 million renovation.
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Fluor lands EPC role for Terawulf’s Kentucky data center campus
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Bechtel puts $1 million into Wyoming skilled trades training after leaving TerraPower project
Bechtel will fund skilled trades training at two Wyoming community colleges as it steps away from TerraPower work.
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Court lets construction continue at South32’s $3.3 billion Arizona mine
South32 will keep advancing construction at its Hermosa project in Arizona after a court ruling, while planning $1 billion in fiscal 2027 spending.
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Energy Department loan backs overhaul of 22 offshore platforms
Federal financing will support Arena Energy’s work to reuse 22 offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, including one installed off Louisiana in 1984.
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Carlo Ratti Associati seeks design and general manager for New York office
Archinect Jobs lists an opening at Carlo Ratti Associati for a New York-based Design and General Manager.
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WRNS Studio lists five open architecture positions across four cities
Archinect’s job board highlights WRNS Studio openings in Seattle, New York City, San Francisco, and Long Island City.
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Procurement concerns raised over ATSR’s Kennedy Center renovation appointment
The Washington Post examined the selection of Minnesota firm ATSR as architect of record for the Kennedy Center’s $257 million renovation.
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$23.5B plutonium plant reuses abandoned MOX project at Savannah River
A Government Accountability Office review says the plutonium project at the former federal weapons site in South Carolina has faced design-package delays and contractor performance issues as early procurement and site work moved ahead.
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U.S. AEC Corporate Moves: September 2026
September 2026 announcements from four U.S. AEC firms show one partnership and three acquisitions adding environmental, civil, and utility-power capabilities.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 18, 2026 · 5 min read
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Live! Casino & Hotel Virginia topping out signals a complex hospitality build moving into finish and commissioning phases
The Cordish Companies and Bruce Smith Enterprise marked topping out of Live! Casino & Hotel Virginia, a project slated to open by the end of 2027.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 10, 2026 · 6 min read
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Frank Gehry’s Colburn Expansion Signals Another Layer of Complexity on Grand Avenue
The 100,000-square-foot Colburn campus expansion in Downtown Los Angeles is moving toward a September 2027 opening, adding a new performance venue to Grand Avenue’s cultural cluster.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 8, 2026 · 5 min read
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BIG and Polk Stanley Wilcox’s Bentonville institute signals a high-complexity campus typology
A 444,000-square-foot first phase in Bentonville combines academic, residential and innovation space, suggesting a campus delivery model that will require tight coordination across uses, public realm and flexible interior programs.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 6, 2026 · 7 min read
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What LTL Architects’ all-straw house suggests about low-carbon building systems
LTL Architects’ experimental All Straw House is less a one-off curiosity than a useful test of whether a single bio-based material can serve as structure, insulation and interior finish in one prefabricated assembly.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 4, 2026 · 6 min read
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Amazon-Funded Calvert Cliffs Upgrade Signals More Capital for Live Nuclear Retrofit Work
Amazon’s power agreement supports more than $3 billion in upgrades at Constellation’s Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant, underscoring how large industrial buyers can help finance major plant improvements while generation stays online.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 3, 2026 · 6 min read
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Consor’s Native Strategies acquisition points to a broader infrastructure services model
Consor North America’s acquisition of Native Strategies is a small but telling signal: infrastructure firms are adding specialized advisory capacity, not just engineering scale, to compete on delivery complexity.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 2, 2026 · 5 min read
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Glendale’s Pioneer Village Shows the Delivery Model Affordable Housing Now Demands
National CORE, Linc Housing and the City of Glendale opened a 340-unit affordable community that illustrates how dense site planning, layered finance and resident services are increasingly bundled into one delivery problem.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · October 1, 2026 · 6 min read
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AI drawing review is moving from novelty to preconstruction workflow
Buildcheck's Series A is another signal that construction teams are looking for faster ways to catch drawing issues before they become RFIs, rework, or schedule risk. The bigger question is not whether AI can read drawings, but how firms will operationalize review workflows around it.
By Nick Gomez, Co-founder at Gleky · September 30, 2026 · 7 min read
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LNG Canada gets final approval for $23 billion B.C. export expansion
LNG Canada developers have given final approval to a second phase that will expand the B.C. export terminal and its gas feeder pipeline.
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Mesabi Metallics plans $15 billion Iowa steel mill and $3 billion Minnesota iron ore mine investment
Mesabi Metallics said it plans a major steel mill in Iowa and a separate iron ore mine investment in Minnesota.
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Tesla plans four-phase Terafab buildout in Texas as records fight surfaces
Engineering News-Record reports that Tesla is recruiting managers to oversee contractor selection and construction at its Texas Terafab campus.
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GE Vernova plans $9B Trench Group acquisition to strengthen transformer supply chain
GE Vernova said it will buy Trench Group for $9 billion as it works to secure more transformer-component supply amid rising power demand.
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JLL Says AI Data Center Demand Is Reshaping U.S. Industrial Construction
JLL research shows industrial developers are focusing on power-ready sites as data center suppliers and advanced manufacturers look for larger, specialized U.S. facilities.