Cupertino Library’s courtyard transforms donor recognition into an architectural feature, using light, color and material to create an engaging, community-focused public space.
Facing labor, cost and carbon pressures, builders turn to insulated metal panels to streamline construction, boost performance and deliver faster, more predictable, high-efficiency building envelopes.
Decorative plasters are moving into the mainstream, driven by luxury demand, sustainability, and global construction growth. For contractors, success hinges on mastering application techniques, material selection, and substrate prep as textured, high-performance finishes reshape expectations for modern wall systems.
Suspended ceilings demand precision, code compliance and tight field coordination. Our Top 25 Ceiling Contractors are leading the way—delivering high-quality installations while managing labor, materials and complex project schedules across diverse markets. See which firms are setting the standard for efficiency, safety and consistent performance.
Misreading intent—on jobsites or in daily life—can escalate conflicts, cause delays and create unnecessary risk when communication and facts should lead decisions.
A simple story reveals how assumptions about intent can lead to conflict—on jobsites and beyond—highlighting the importance of clear communication over speculation.
Three major industry events this spring put a spotlight on airtightness, fire resistance and moisture control—scope that now lands squarely on the wall and ceiling contractor.
From regulatory reform to Capitol Hill meetings, EIMA members left Washington with a clear message: more opportunity ahead but only for those actively shaping policy.
QXO closes its $2.25B Kodiak acquisition, betting on housing’s trough and unlocking cross-selling, lumber market entry and supplier overlap advantages.
After 27 years, Tuttle leaves a legacy of strong industry relationships and firsthand experience navigating major shifts in construction, materials and digital workflows.
After nearly three decades with BNP Media, Amy Tuttle retires, leaving a legacy of industry relationships and guiding Walls & Ceilings through major market and technology shifts.