Modular and Construction News
Modular news:
- Mayor Parker is proposing millions for proactive rental inspections, modular home factories in Philly - WHYYon March 13, 2026
Mayor Parker is proposing millions for proactive rental inspections, modular home factories in Philly WHYY
- Mayor Parker is proposing millions for proactive rental inspections, modular home factories in Philly - WHYYon March 13, 2026
Mayor Parker is proposing millions for proactive rental inspections, modular home factories in Philly WHYY
- Subnautica 2 developers showcase new modular base building system at GDC - Adventure Gamerson March 13, 2026
Subnautica 2 developers showcase new modular base building system at GDC Adventure Gamers
- Thurrock Council approves homes on two vacant sites in across borough - Your Thurrockon March 13, 2026
Thurrock Council approves homes on two vacant sites in across borough Your Thurrock
- Subnautica 2 reveals overhauled modular base-building system, and it looks like a massive leap over the original - AltCharon March 13, 2026
Subnautica 2 reveals overhauled modular base-building system, and it looks like a massive leap over the original AltChar
- Modular glass-house builder targets growth after double win - Construction Management Magazineon March 13, 2026
Modular glass-house builder targets growth after double win Construction Management Magazine
- MODS adopts Dassault Systèmes virtual twin platform for modular multi residential housing - Built Offsiteon March 13, 2026
MODS adopts Dassault Systèmes virtual twin platform for modular multi residential housing Built Offsite
- HIA calls for national rules to unlock modular granny flats across Australia - Built Offsiteon March 13, 2026
HIA calls for national rules to unlock modular granny flats across Australia Built Offsite
- MODS adopts Dassault Systèmes virtual twin platform for modular multi residential housing - Built Offsiteon March 13, 2026
MODS adopts Dassault Systèmes virtual twin platform for modular multi residential housing Built Offsite
- Modular Construction Arrives in Cuba, Holguin Among Leading - radioangulo.cuon March 12, 2026
Modular Construction Arrives in Cuba, Holguin Among Leading radioangulo.cu
Construction news:
- FEMA Funding Remains Caught Up in Bigger DHS Budget Fightby mcfarlandp@enr.com (Pam McFarland) on March 13, 2026
Federal Emergency Management Agency funding remains in limbo with lawmakers at an impasse over approving the budget for parent agency the Dept. of Homeland Security for the remainder of fiscal 2026.
- Clayco CEO on why the firm launched new power and energy unitby Sebastian Obando on March 13, 2026
The firm expects the new arm to generate $300 million in revenue in 2027.
- Why Some Designers Face Ever-Higher Professional Liability Insurance Costsby kormanr@enr.com (Richard Korman) on March 13, 2026
What insurers say adds to their risks—and to your costs.
- Asphalt Companies Pay $30M to Resolve False Testing Allegations in Ohioby manniona@enr.com (Annemarie Mannion) on March 13, 2026
What are Job Mix Formulas—and why did alleged falsified asphalt tests cost two companies $30 million?
- Hormuz Bypass Infrastructure Was Sized for a Short Disruption. This Is Not That.by gottliebb@enr.com (Bryan Gottlieb) on March 13, 2026
Saudi Arabia can push 7 million barrels a day through the Petroline. Its export terminal can load less than half that. The gap was seemingly always the plan.
- Infrastructure Investor BlackRock Makes $100M Pitch to Train More Craft Workersby rubind@enr.com (Debra K. Rubin) on March 13, 2026
Investment giant announced its triple-digit funding infusion in the next five years to train up to 50,000 skilled workers to build hyperscale AI data centers and related power infrastructure.
- From the Archives: April 11, 1985by lewisw@enr.com (Scott Lewis) on March 13, 2026
This 1985 cover image depicts the largest iron ore mine in the world, Carajas, in Para State in Brazil, developed by CVRD, now known as Vale.
- The Power Shortage and the Skills Gap: Make the Case for Joiningby CahillJJ@bv.com (Jennifer Cahill) on March 13, 2026
Large critical infrastructure projects involve lots of moving parts, and mistakes do occasionally happen.
- Senate passes housing bill with single-family rental forced sale provisionby Julie Strupp on March 13, 2026
The multifamily industry is sounding the alarm about a measure in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act that forces operators to sell their build-to-rent single-family homes after seven years.
- ‘It’s not weak to speak’: NYC construction unions launch mental health initiativeby Zachary Phillips on March 13, 2026
The Building & Construction Trades Council of Greater New York unveiled a peer-to-peer program designed to train members and reduce the rate of suicide in construction.
