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Thanks to cloud-based construction, 100-plus Swedish architects are designing a sustainable tech city in “China’s Hawaii”—all while working from home.

Treating pelvic floor disorders has looked the same for the past 50 years, but a new company is changing that by creating custom pessaries using AI, ultrasound imaging, and 3D printing.

The definition of circularity is to use a product at its highest value for as long as possible. In this 99% Invisible podcast, learn why design for circularity is now more pressing than ever.

Solving the world’s social, environmental, and economic problems is an urgent need. Learn how residents of the Autodesk Technology Centers are designing for impact.

Attrition costs architecture firms valuable talent‚ and so much more. Here are four employee-retention strategies that will help your firm, your employees—and your bottom line.

Earlier pandemics had a huge effect on how cities were designed. Watch this video to learn how COVID-19 promises to change office building design.

From disruption-ready supply chains to personalized products and intelligent automation, here are the manufacturing trends that will define 2021 and beyond.

The challenges of 2020 are evident in the emerging construction technology of 2021: Here are five trends that adapt to new realities and more, coordinating complex sites at safe distances.

Redshift’s top 11 stories on generative design in manufacturing for 2020 show how the technology can make product design faster, more efficient, less expensive, and more useful to human needs.

Plastic is ubiquitous in daily life, but plastic waste is a huge problem: It’s leeching into the ocean—and the human body. How can manufacturers and consumers help curb the plastic problem?

Timber bamboo is a renewable, carbon-sinking building material. With the growing demands of the built world, it could be a game changer for global construction.

For advanced manufacturing training, innovative programs led by community colleges are creating new employee pipelines by starting learning as early as sixth grade.

The Arroyo Bridge Project is proof that collaborative robotics can be an effective way to marry human craft with robotic precision. Watch the video to learn more.

In India, a startup that grew from making a warehouse scooter has introduced low-speed electric vehicle models using a unique approach and a ground-breaking production cycle.

By enabling frontline workers to build designs from a tablet, Danish company Odico is using manufacturing robots to bring speed to the factory floor.

Air travel has been deeply impacted by COVID-19. To protect travelers—and stay profitable —in 2020 and beyond, airports are bulking up safety measures and continuing infrastructure upgrades.

Digital orchestration helped a collaborative team assemble a flatiron-type building in an odd-shaped triangular lot—a win for precast construction and BIM coordination.

The future of road infrastructure is smart, connected, and adapted to both new forms of mobility and energy excellence.

As new technologies continue to change manufacturing, future jobs will look different. See how this is playing out in Asia, where upskilling employees is a collaborative effort.