Will a Smarter Social Safety Net Help People Survive the Age of Automation? by Andrew Anagnost How can workers reinvent themselves to stay relevant—and employable—in the new age of automation? Autodesk CEO Andrew Anagnost believes “universal basic support” is a good place to start.
Infrastructure 3 Ways Heroic Civil Engineers Can Save the World Through Resilience Planning by Jeff Link
Construction It Takes a Village to Create Gender Equality in the Construction Industry by Matt Alderton
Infrastructure This Is What Trillions in Global-Infrastructure Investment Look Like [Infographic] by Vanessa Bertollini
Infrastructure 7 Innovations for Pothole Patches That Promise to Smooth Streets—for Good by Sarah Jones See how companies and organizations are going after one of the world’s biggest infrastructure evils: potholes. These 7 pothole-patch solutions are attacking the problem through technology.
Manufacturing Could Small-Town USA Be the Future of the Manufacturing Industry? by Radha Mistry Can future factories revive the Midwest manufacturing industry? As demands change, factories change, too—perhaps bringing a new industry, and new roles, to places abandoned by the last wave.
Sustainability Earth Day 2019 Roundup: Taking Care of Spaceship Earth Through Green Building by Rosa Trieu For Earth Day 2019, the 49th occasion celebrated worldwide, here’s a roundup of Redshift’s green-building stories from the past year. With great responsibility comes great sustainability.
Manufacturing From Analog Ideas to Digital Dreams, Philippe Starck Designs the Future With AI by Erin Hanson What could French visionary Philippe Starck possibly add to his impressive list of designs? Co-creating a production-ready chair with advanced generative-design algorithms, of course.
Architecture From Fancy to Futuristic, 7 Ways Underwater Architecture Is Reaching New Depths by Rosa Trieu Will humans ever live under the sea? These seven examples of underwater structures—from hotels you can book today to cities in which you might reside in the future—inch toward that reality.
