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Bay area abandoned railyard transformed into flexible lab facility (opens the original)
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Construction was recently completed on 580 Dubuque, a transit-oriented science and technology building in South San Francisco that was designed for evolving needs of research tenants. With long-term asset flexibility in mind, the building was built with adaptable floorplates and infrastructure, and amenities intended to keep the building competitive as tenant needs change. Unusually generous column spacing and strategic MEP placement create unobstructed, adaptable floorplates that can change as
MIT and Suffolk release study on how AI is reshaping construction productivity (opens the original)
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Suffolk, along with the MIT Center for Real Estate and MIT Media Lab City Science group, released a study examining how AI is reshaping construction performance and productivity. “Construction in the Age of AI,” looks at where AI can deliver the most meaningful gains in processes, scheduling, and project feasibility. Pulling from academic research and industry input, the report identifies six areas where AI is improving construction performance across the project lifecycle. The construction indu
New neuroscience-based research examines how workplace environments affect focus (opens the original)
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New research by Corgan and the University of Arkansas provides neuroscience-based evidence that design strategies can measurably influence attention and cognitive performance. The research used EEG technology, behavioral observation, and participant feedback to assess the impact of various environmental conditions on individuals with inattentive-type ADHD. The findings are also applicable to the effect of office design on all workers, researchers say. “Collectively, the findings underscore that
Tallest mass timber student housing development in U.S. tops out (opens the original)
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The tallest mass timber student housing structure in the U.S. in Columbus, Ohio, recently topped out. The 13-story, 186-unit off-campus development, located near the Ohio State University, stands at 158 feet. INTRO Columbus spans 242,000 sf and will accommodate 493 beds. It marks the first mass timber project in Columbus. Mass timber construction using prefabricated glulam columns and beams, and cross-laminated timber (CLT) panels enabled an accelerated project delivery schedule. Construction pr
Commercial real estate needs Carfax-style tracking system for buildings (opens the original)
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The commercial real estate industry needs a Carfax-style tracking system for buildings, according to Trevor Vick, the CEO of software development and infrastructure identity asset firm UMIP. Vick cites the buckling of two steel columns on a Manhattan office-to-residential project as an example of where such a database could be indispensable. “It would be easy to read this as a documentation failure,” Vick writes in a column published by Construction Dive. “That undersells what happened. The towe
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