Fulton Homes is planning to develop Escalante, a 350-acre residential development, at the intersection of 163rd Avenue and Pinnacle Peak Road in Surprise, just outside Sun City.
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Construction Economics for August 26, 2019
ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics
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Autodesk Links Up BuildingConnected Data Into Plangrid
Autodesk has connected BuildingConnected bid management solutions with PlanGrid construction management technology, enabling the transfer of data from preconstruction to actual construction using the two tools.
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Construction VC Firm Brick & Mortar Ventures Unveils $97M Fund
Brick & Mortar Ventures announces first VC funding round from institutional backers, including some of the biggest companies in construction technology.
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How a Robot-Built Habitat on Mars Could Change Construction on Earth
A habitat designed to be built on Mars can teach us a lot about building practices on Earth.
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Crane Firm Pulled Off NYC Projects Following Multiple Incidents
United Crane & Rental has had work halted on over 20 jobsites in New York City following two crane incidents this year, one of them fatal.
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Construction Economics for August 19, 2019
ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics
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Mobile BIM Viewer Brings the Model to Trades on Site
Getting BIM models to the field has had mixed success on mobile platforms, but a new BIM viewer from Procore is the latest attempt to put full 3D models in the hands of site workers.
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Cemen Tech Connect Aims Help Volumetric Concrete Customers With Video Support
Cemen Tech uses real-time video support to help take the mystery out of volumetric concrete.
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NYC Affordable Infill Housing Plan Puts Design First
The five finalists of an international design competition for affordable infill housing on scattered “sliver” sites, owned by New York City, are currently entering a capacity building phase with the city to convert their designs into viable development proposals.
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