Whether it’s installing wallpaper or rebuilding a kitchen, we all dream about improvements that we can make to our home one day. When that day comes, finding the right people to help can be ...

With a shifting global landscape influenced by new policies, those involved in commercial construction are interested in one thing: How do we ensure a successful outcome in a rapidly changing ...

If an Owner is restricted from leveraging the advantages of a full Engineer, Procure, and Construct (EPC) approach for a project, they still need to carefully consider their options in the Design, Bid ...

The Design-Build model is an increasingly attractive project delivery method, offering benefits such as enhanced control, reduced risks, cost efficiencies, and quicker completion times. Central to ...

How small is too small for design-build? This question was asked at last year’s Design-Build Institute of America’s (DBIA) Federal Project Delivery Symposium, and it stumped the panel of federal owner ...

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ST. LOUIS — Your KB Contracting home becomes a showcase for your personal style and preferences when you select premium products, modern appliances, and luxurious fixtures and finishes. There is no ...

Most of us involved in the construction industry are familiar with the Design-Build model of project delivery, and how it differs from the “standard” Design-Bid-Build model. But increasingly certain ...

For UX Designer Phillip Fernandez, collaborating with other departments at The Marketing Store hasn’t simply saved his team time — it’s led to the creation of better products. Relying on weekly ...

Architecture began as a practice of design and construction. The word itself is derived from the Greek architektōn, or “chief carpenter.” During the Pax Romana, Vitruvius described an architect as a ...

The great debate wages on: how do we design and build a modern city in a way that everyone will benefit? Traditionally, you’re on one side of the urban war. You’re either a NIMBY, which stands for ...