After years of engineering analysis, public input and federal review, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) recently selected the single-tube tunnel as the preferred design method for the five-mile BART Silicon Valley Phase II (BSVII) tunnel section. This $12.7 billion project is a six-mile, four-station extension of the regional BART system from downtown San… Continue reading Single-Bore Tunnel Method Selected for BART Silicon Valley Phase II
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Hokies Turn Internships Into Real-World Impact | Virginia Tech News
Julia “Jules” Baun, graphic design An avid climber and graphic design major, Baun saw a summer internship with Organic Climbing as the perfect opportunity to combine her interests. During her tenure, she created 3D product designs and instruction manuals, illustrated custom graphics, and contributed to the brand image of a company she has trusted for… Continue reading Hokies Turn Internships Into Real-World Impact | Virginia Tech News
Xjet's new multi-material 3D printer is designed for SMEs, researchers and jewelry manufacturers
Xjet Carmel Pro – Image credit: Xjet Most 3D printer manufacturers have recognized the need to develop entry-level 3D printers to lower the barrier to adoption and attract early adopters. Entry-level platforms allow them to reach new customer segments – from educational institutions to small businesses – who may later upgrade to industrial-grade machines. The… Continue reading Xjet's new multi-material 3D printer is designed for SMEs, researchers and jewelry manufacturers
10 Futuristic Mushroom Technologies – Listverse
Mushrooms are miracles. They provide us with food, alcohol, medicine and the essential decomposition that keeps life going. And yet their potential could be far greater. Mushrooms can be made into computer chips, biobatteries, circuit boards, insulation, self-repairing building materials and reactive clothing. They can even devour plastic, absorb heavy metals and remove pollution. Make… Continue reading 10 Futuristic Mushroom Technologies – Listverse
CRF Comment Submission: Regulatory course corrections continue
Last week was another busy week for the Center for Regulatory Freedom – both in the scope and breadth of the subject areas in which we filed. It is also a useful snapshot of this center's mission. We not only react to individual rulemaking, but also actively shape the regulatory state in the direction of… Continue reading CRF Comment Submission: Regulatory course corrections continue
Vectorworks launches the Creative Genius Awards to recognize bold, boundary-pushing designers
Columbia, MD— Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc. proudly announces the Vectorworks Creative Genius Awards, a new global competition that recognizes designers who dare to push the envelope and think differently. The program invites creative professionals in architecture, interior design, landscape and entertainment design to submit their boldest and most imaginative projects –… Continue reading Vectorworks launches the Creative Genius Awards to recognize bold, boundary-pushing designers
DRUCKFARBEN Group inaugurates new production facility in Chalkis
DRUCKFARBEN Group, a leader in printing inks for flexible packaging, architectural coatings, building materials and energy saving solutions, held the official inauguration ceremony for its new production facility in Chalkis on October 23, 2025. Around 200 guests attended the ceremony, including representatives of local authorities, business partners and employees. His Eminence Porphyrios performed the blessing,… Continue reading DRUCKFARBEN Group inaugurates new production facility in Chalkis
Canada's Construction Heavyweights Pave the Path to Decarbonizing Construction Sites • SustainableBiz Canada • Sustainable Business News
EllisDon's construction project for the University of British Columbia. (Courtesy of EllisDon) Canada's construction sector can significantly reduce workplace carbon emissions by using electric-powered equipment and heating efficiently, according to a report written by an industry group and think tank. In Growing and Greening Canadian ConstructionThe think tank Transition Accelerator and the Canadian Construction Sustainability… Continue reading Canada's Construction Heavyweights Pave the Path to Decarbonizing Construction Sites • SustainableBiz Canada • Sustainable Business News
Rezoning, sewer rehabilitation and communication projects are at the top of the city's agenda
More than $70 million in bond-funded infrastructure contracts, including major wastewater system upgrades and utility improvements, were the focus of the Fort Smith Board of Directors' regular meeting Nov. 4 at the Blue Lion. Also on the agenda are two rezoning requests, a proposed solid waste wash facility and several final payments for parking and… Continue reading Rezoning, sewer rehabilitation and communication projects are at the top of the city's agenda
The FINAL registration deadline for the concrete pavilion is getting closer and closer!
The FINAL registration deadline for the concrete pavilion is getting closer and closer! New architecture and design competitions: Island Slow Sauna, Friendly and Inclusive Spaces Awards, UIA Award for Innovation in Architectural Education and Arnold W. Brunner Grant Seven high-profile projects have been shortlisted for the “Museum of the Baptism of Jesus” competition €100,000 prize… Continue reading The FINAL registration deadline for the concrete pavilion is getting closer and closer!