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Extreme Steel Inc. announced the promotions of Scotty Christensen to Executive Vice President of Operations and Mark Brumagim to Senior Vice President of Project Management, reinforcing the company’s commitment to operational excellence, disciplined growth, and exceptional client service.

The AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index dropped to 43.8 in January, down from 47.1 in December, signaling a greater number of firms experienced a decline in billings compared to the previous month.

Strategic acquisition brings Morpholio Trace, Board, and Journal into the Vectorworks Ecosystem, strengthening designer workflows from first idea to final delivery.

The Metal Construction Association (MCA) has released its 2025 Annual Report.

Armstrong World Industries will promote COO Mark Hershey to president and CEO on April 1, 2026, as current CEO Vic Grizzle transitions to executive chair—an executive shift that could signal continued emphasis on operational execution, acquisitions and product-line strategy across ceilings and architectural specialties.

A new international model law designed to help governments strengthen building accountability and regulatory clarity has been released this week.

EIMA’s first legislative fly-in will bring EIFS stakeholders to Capitol Hill to educate lawmakers on how policy decisions affect cladding, housing affordability, jobs, and workforce development.

MBH Architects announced the promotion of Joe Irwin and Hillary Thompson to Principal, recognizing their leadership, technical expertise, and lasting contributions to the firm’s growth, innovation, and design excellence.

TYPAR has been named the 2026 Spark Award winner by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Leading Suppliers Council for its Clear Acrylic Flashing, an industry-first solution designed to improve installation accuracy, inspection confidence and long-term building performance.

The National Building Museum announces two major exhibitions that, for the first time, will be presented in conversation with one another, illuminating how architecture, education, and collaboration shaped Black American life and the nation’s shared history.