Propelled by such disruptors as Elon Musk and Peter Diamandis, and backed by firms like AECOM, ARUP, Parsons, and BIG, the dream of swift ground transport across vast distances may be within reach. Here's the latest on Hyperloop One's global challenge.
World Econ Forum urges AEC innovation
Jen Suerth pushing technology in construction
While other young girls were playing with Barbies, Jen Suerth was designing the dolls' homes. This VP of technical services at Pepper Construction has always had a passion for design and building, and, through her experiences, she's become passionate in technology, specifically when it comes to leveraging it for the industry.
Avery Bang: A bridge-builder in every sense
Aaand... Action! 5 Takes on Greenbuild L.A.
Tall wood structures rising above doubts
Canstruction: AEC Rallies to Feed Hungry
Challenges fuel global Hyperloop competitions
Not So Fast: Will The Hyperloop Fly in the U.S.?
Arup, Rockefeller Launch City Resilience Tool
Last week in London, after years of joint research and testing, global engineering giant ARUP and the Rockefeller Foundation jointly unveiled a new City Resilience Index, a "pioneering tool for cities to understand and assess their resilience."
Flux awards Aim to Spur Urban Ideas
ACE Mentors, Scouts Highlight Next-Gen Outreach
Smart, green, resilient: Urban planning needs an overhaul
Future Mobility: Prepare for paradigm shift in personal Transport
BuiltWorlds to Host National CEO Tech Forum
Vertical Forest Near Complete and Always Chic in Milan
On the edge of the fashionable Milan, Italy, will soon rest two skyscrapers that have more concrete than timber right now. Over time, that ratio will change. Bosco Verticale, or “vertical forest”, a concept led by Italian architecture firm Stefano Boeri Studio, combines residential living inside a metropolis with natural elements to create a lush microclimate for its inhabitants.