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ABC, Autodesk Partner to Promote Productivity

July 28, 2016

Some industry alliances are more for show than substance. But a new
partnership between Associated Builders & Contractors and Autodesk seems a
different animal. And it is one that aims to spread greater tech knowledge
nationally to 70 ABC chapters.

Reverse sprawl? Cities lure back suburban stars

July 26, 2016

From Boston and Seattle to Chicago, San Diego, and points in between, the
urban exodus that saw U.S. businesses and residents flee to suburbia in the
latter half of the 20th century is now at and end. (Thanks, millennials!)
John Gregerson reports.  

After Asian Success, AEC Hackathon Returns to BuiltWorlds

July 26, 2016

After Asia’s first AEC Hackathon wraps up in Singapore, the BuiltWorlds
team prepares to host Chicago’s second weekend-long AEC hacking
competition. 

Coworking Is Trending, But How Far Can It Go?

July 25, 2016

Today’s workplaces are changing. For entrepreneurs, freelancers and other
remote workers, traditional office spaces and cubicles aren’t part of the
equation — and working from home leaves a lot to be desired. So what’s the
new order of things? Enter shared workplaces.

76 yrs later, county reboots transportation plan

July 25, 2016

1940. Just think how much our world has changed since then. Global
population, alone, has more than tripled. Incredibly, since that year, the
nation’s second most populous county had not updated its long-range
transportation plan. Until now. Read on…

Missouri DOT testing solar-powered roadways

July 20, 2016

Follow the solar-paved road. Missouri motorists may soon have that option.
To kick off Year 2 of its Road to Tomorrow program, MoDOT will install
solar panels along historic Route 66 to see if they can generate energy,
melt snow, and even produce light.

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