Zach Mortice

At Exhibit Columbus—an annual event honoring modernism in architecture—two research fellows are upending form and function using composite building materials.

By bringing works outside of traditional canvases and spaces, augmented reality art is redefining how artists and viewers interact.

Check out the construction technology of 2021 aiming to coordinate safe jobsites, adapt to new realities, and automate processes with computer-vision technology.

Skylar Tibbits of the MIT Self-Assembly Lab discusses how architectural materials can be programmed to respond to outside stimuli.

To tackle some of the trickiest, and most vital, adaptive reuse projects, turning to an algorithm just might solve office-to-residential conversion.

Explore the impact of digitalization on construction technology. Learn how AI, robotics, and BIM are reshaping efficiency, accuracy, and sustainability in modern builds.

Building information modeling (BIM) technology is unifying the construction process in the digital world, bringing untold benefits and ways of working.

Explore how to balance the risk of innovation in engineering and manufacturing with strategies to manage challenges and seize growth opportunities effectively.

The European Union’s new EPBD CSRD sustainability regulations for the building industry make going carbon-free a legal requirement, not an aspirational goal.

Howard University’s new Design and Make Lab will give students the digital skills they need, including using AI effectively in AECO education.