WVH® Expands U.S. Footprint with New East Coast Distribution Center

 WVH®, a global authority in premium wood surface design for over 50 years, announces the launch of its East Coast distribution center in Chester, Virginia. In tandem with the company’s Tolleson, Arizona operations, the new Greater Richmond-area site marks strategic expansion of WVH®’s U.S. footprint and reflects the company’s ongoing investment in serving its trade […] <p>The post WVH® Expands U.S. Footprint with New East Coast Distribution Center first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

National Technical Institute Launches Data Center Program

National Technical Institute (NTI), a state-approved trade school, is launching a new Data Center Technician program at its Phoenix campus, opening a direct path to one of the fastest-growing careers in the country. The curriculum prepares graduates for both the installation and construction side of data center development and the maintenance and operations of facilities […] <p>The post National Technical Institute Launches Data Center Program first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Ohio High Court Keeps Proposed $3.6B Data Center on Ice

Ruling keeps Bristolville 25 Developer’s $3.6-billion Lordstown, Ohio, data center stalled after similar Western Hospitality proposals encountered local opposition and infrastructure obstacles elsewhere.

Obama Presidential Center Reaches $1B in Total Costs

The amount is more than twice its original estimate.

Construction’s other news? Infrastructure projects, funding keep coming

Despite a blizzard of data center construction projects dominating headlines, infrastructure builds have also been moving ahead as funding initiatives in the sector continue to evolve.

Why is BIM particularly valuable for data center design, and what key benefits have you experienced when implementing it in real-world projects?