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Veterans collaborating on a construction project in Charlotte.
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Veterans Launch 3Ten Construction in Charlotte

News Summary In a significant initiative for the Charlotte construction industry, five military veterans have founded 3Ten Construction. The firm aims to impact the healthcare, education, and automotive sectors, merging local expertise and innovative practices. Their mission is rooted in relationship-building and service excellence, with a focus on delivering high-quality projects within a 90-mile radius. As they continue to embark on various key projects, 3Ten Construction is poised to redefine

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Whataburger food truck with community members in North Carolina
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Whataburger Launches Food Truck in North Carolina

News Summary Whataburger has officially rolled out its food truck in North Charlotte, offering local teachers a taste of its iconic No. 1 burgers. This launch marks the fast-food chain’s expansion plans in North Carolina, with at least 10 new locations set to open by 2025. The food truck initiative also supports the Feeding Student Success program, showcasing the brand’s commitment to community engagement and philanthropy as it establishes its

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Engineer evaluating a bridge designed with DTFC materials under cyclic loading.
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How DTFC Solves Challenges in Cyclic Loading Scenarios

How DTFC Solves Challenges in Cyclic Loading Scenarios Introduction Cyclic loading presents a unique set of challenges in structural engineering. Structures subjected to repetitive loads, such as bridges, buildings, and machinery, can suffer from fatigue, deformation, and ultimately, failure. Consequently, engineers must devise solutions that address these cyclic loading challenges effectively. This is where DTFC Solutions come into play, offering innovative approaches to enhance structural integrity and longevity. Understanding Cyclic

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Rendering of a new apartment complex in Charlotte
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Charlotte City Council Approves New Apartment Development Amid Noise Issues

News Summary The Charlotte City Council has approved a new residential project featuring over 306 apartments on Queen City Drive, despite concerns about airplane noise from nearby Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The development covers 11.5 acres and is designed to address the city’s urgent demand for affordable housing. However, community members and officials have raised alarms about potential noise pollution impacts. The developer has committed to enhancing acoustic quality in

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Construction site of Whataburger restaurant in Mooresville, NC
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Whataburger to Open New Restaurant in Mooresville, NC

News Summary Whataburger is set to expand its footprint in North Carolina with a new restaurant in Mooresville. Located at 604 River Highway, the establishment is currently undergoing interior demolition. Aimed at bringing its famous burgers to the Charlotte area, this location is part of a larger expansion plan, including several other sites in Gastonia, Mint Hill, and across the region. With a commitment to serving fresh ingredients, Whataburger looks

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Construction workers from diverse backgrounds working together on a site.
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Charlotte’s Initiative for Minority-Owned Construction Businesses

News Summary Charlotte is advancing its support for minority-owned businesses through the Charlotte Business Inclusion (CBI) program. The initiative focuses on aiding entrepreneurs like Ada Esther Gil Jimenez, who transitioned from a career in technology to construction. With CBI’s help, she founded her business, AEGJ, and secured significant contracts. The program aims to expand its network and has introduced a $40 million growth fund to tackle financial barriers. As the

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Architectural rendering of the new Second Ward High School campus
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Announces New Second Ward High School

News Summary Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has unveiled plans for a new Second Ward High School, set to focus on medical and technology education. This innovative magnet school will be built on the historic site of the original Second Ward High School, which served Black students until its closure in 1969. Construction is slated to begin in early 2026, with the school expected to open in August 2028. This initiative is part

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A depiction of flexible precast connections used in modern architecture.
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Why Flexibility Matters in Precast Connection Design

Why Flexibility Matters in Precast Connection Design In the realm of structural design, precast connections play a crucial role in ensuring the integrity and performance of built structures. Flexibility in these connections is not merely a preference; it is a necessity for achieving resilience, adaptability, and long-term sustainability. The Importance of Flexibility in Precast Connections Flexibility in precast connection design facilitates movement and adjustment within structures. This adaptability allows for

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Render of the Evoke at Indian Trail multifamily development
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Berkadia Sells Multifamily Development Site in Indian Trail

News Summary Berkadia has successfully sold a prime 28.18-acre multifamily development site named Evoke at Indian Trail in North Carolina. This site, designated for Class A housing, promises to redefine suburban living in the rapidly growing area. The deal was facilitated by a seasoned Berkadia team, involving a partnership between The Spectrum Companies and Heitman LLC. With TD Bank as the construction lender, plans are underway for a 320-unit apartment

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Construction site of transportation projects in North Carolina
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Rising Inflation Hits Transportation Projects Hard in North Carolina

News Summary North Carolina’s transportation sector is facing significant challenges due to rising inflation and construction costs, leading to project delays. Major initiatives such as the transformation of U.S. 1 Capital Boulevard have been postponed until 2032. The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization is exploring tolling options to alleviate funding shortfalls, while the state grapples with escalating expenses that threaten critical infrastructure development for its growing population. Rising Inflation Hits

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