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Canstruction: AEC Rallies to Feed Hungry

Canstruction: AEC Rallies to Feed Hungry

How do companies like Gensler, Arup, and McShane Construction help fight hunger? By designing and building structures out of cans -- duh! While Canstruction is an international organization, BuiltWorlds reporter Alexis Chastain attended one of the regional events to find out more. 

View from Green sailing center now includes LEED Gold

View from Green sailing center now includes LEED Gold

Northwestern University's official color is purple, but it may want to add gold now in honor of its new LEED-certified Sailing Center on the scenic shores of Lake Michigan.

Hard Hat Hub launches new app for employers

Hard Hat Hub launches new app for employers

On June 19, after more than a year of partnership with many of Chicago's top employers, Hard Hat Hub revamped its online portal to allow prospective employers to browse anonymous profiles, and then click to unlock a candidate's name, and contact information.

Workshops focus on AEC tech pain points

Workshops focus on AEC tech pain points

This spring, BuiltWorlds has launched an informative, interactive series of informal workshops that we hope will raise the level of collaboration and understanding among members of our growing AEC community. 

Demo Night dazzles in multiple dimensions

Demo Night dazzles in multiple dimensions

General contractors were out in strength last week, joining more than 100 other visitors from architects, subs, owners, and tech vendors who flocked to BW to play with toys like DAQRI's 'Smart Helmet' and IrisVR's 3D headset.

Power lift to stack 34 floors on existing urban mall

Power lift to stack 34 floors on existing urban mall

Long an economic dead zone in the heart of Chicago, Block 37 had already become a vibrant retail destination before Power Construction this winter began a 30-month process to add 34 floors of primo apartments.  

'POWER shift': CEO retires after 29 years at iconic contractor

'POWER shift': CEO retires after 29 years at iconic contractor

After successfully navigating his large firm through recessionary times without shedding personnel, Power Construction's Jeff Karp has retired, confident the contractor is back on track. Here's how he said 'good-bye'...

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