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Walmart Unveils Groundbreaking 3D-Printed Expansion

CESO, a nationally-licensed architecture and engineering firm, was proud to be part of a groundbreaking milestone in commercial construction – the 3D-printed expansion of Walmart’s Supercenter in Huntsville, Alabama. This 5,000-square-foot addition, built to support online grocery services, is among the largest free-standing 3D-printed commercial structures in the U.S. The 16-foot-tall walls of the building were printed in just over a week, representing a significant leap forward in retail construction innovation.

Working with Walmart, Alquist 3D, and FMGI, our team helped turn a forward-looking concept into a functional, code-compliant facility. From structural coordination to permitting, CESO addressed the distinct challenges of additive manufacturing to ensure the strength and compatibility of printed concrete, meeting regulatory standards, and integrating new techniques with traditional building practices. Compared to conventional construction methods, the project demonstrated how technology can streamline labor demands and accelerate timelines.

3D concrete printing introduces new possibilities in how we approach building – reducing material waste, shortening construction schedules, and enabling more flexible designs. For our team, this project was a powerful example of how purposeful design can elevate efficiency without sacrificing durability. As more companies explore additive manufacturing, we see these methods as an important tool in addressing industry-wide challenges.

With national retailers turning to 3D printing to support growth and meet evolving customer needs, our involvement in this pioneering effort positions us to support future builds that demand both innovation and accountability. By fusing architectural vision with engineering precision, we are proving that the future of construction is not only possible – it is already underway.

 

U.S. and Canada Office Fit-Out Cost Guide 2025

Increased emphasis on structured policies and encouraging in-office attendance in 2025 continues to drive many corporate occupiers to create high-quality office spaces that enhance employee experience and performance. JLL’s U.S. and Canada Office Fit-Out Cost Guide 2025 provides crucial insights into market trends and cost drivers

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Häcker Kitchens Debuts Granite Cabinet, Surface Finishes

Häcker Kitchens, the leading German manufacturer of modern kitchen cabinetry, unveils its latest innovation, Granite surfaces. Designed to bring the timeless allure of natural stone into contemporary kitchens, these striking new looks offer the authentic texture and refined aesthetic of real granite while delivering the

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Skyline Roofing Names Karey Irwin VP of Business Development

Skyline Roofing Partners (“Skyline”), an Imperial Capital (“Imperial”) portfolio company, is pleased to announce that we have added Karey Irwin to our leadership team as Vice President, Business Development & Vendor Relations. Karey brings with her a wealth of experience within the roofing sector, having

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FGIA Shares Outlook for Windows, Doors and Skylights Market

 The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) has released its latest U.S. Industry Statistical Review and Forecast. This report delivers timely information on window, door and skylight market trends and product relationships. Historical data for 2017 through 2024 and forecast data for 2025 through 2027 are

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NGA Presents Technical Resource on Glass Nomenclature

The National Glass Association (NGA) is pleased to announce the publication of a new Glass Technical Paper (GTP), FB78-25 Glass Nomenclature – Schema 1. Written descriptions of glass can often lead to misunderstandings due to vague or varied interpretations of the terms used. Different regions of the country

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Duro-Last Promotes Leaders in Operations and Technology Teams

 As part of its ongoing commitment to fostering innovation, improving operational efficiencies and delivering greater value to its contractor network, Duro-Last is pleased to announce the promotions of several long-time leaders across its operations and technology teams. “These leaders have been instrumental in driving the

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New Michigan Firm Taps East-West Execs for Leadership Team

Two longtime Detroit-area construction executives, Matt Evans and Kent Jackson, have partnered to launch Invictus Builders LLC, a new commercial construction management firm in Detroit. Owners, Evans, CEO, and Jackson, COO, have tapped Dennis Archer Jr., founder and chairman of sixteen42 ventures, and Mike VanGessel,

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Clark Tops Out Pepperdine Arena, Wellness Center

Clark Construction Group, in collaboration with Pepperdine University, Perkins & Will, and key trade partners, celebrated the topping out of the Pepperdine Arena building. The Resilience-Informed Skills Education (RISE) building, also in development, is scheduled to top out at the end of May 2025. These

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Grid-Tied Solar: Cut Power Bills Without Going Off-Grid

The conversation around solar energy often leads straight to off-grid living, but grid-tied solar offers a compelling alternative that’s becoming more popular with homeowners and businesses alike. Unlike off-grid systems that demand complete independence and battery backups, grid-tied solar lets users tap into solar savings

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