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Digitization is redefining construction procurement—transforming it from a transactional process into a strategic, data-driven engine for value, certainty, and performance. As supply chain volatility, sustainability demands, and accelerated schedules shape the industry, procurement is stepping into a leadership role powered by real-time data, predictive analytics, and integrated digital tools. Read more.
Dublin’s historic architecture is a cornerstone of its identity—and today, many of these heritage structures are being reimagined as cutting-edge workplaces. From Google’s Boland’s Mill to Salesforce’s Dublin HQ, Structure Tone Dublin is leading the transformation, blending craftsmanship with modern engineering. Project Director Des O’Toole shares insights into the challenges and rewards of working within protected buildings—matching original materials, navigating complex logistics, and collaborating with visionary clients to preserve the city’s architectural legacy while shaping its future.
What’s happening with construction costs in 2025? Our latest Interiors Cost Report is here, offering key insights into market trends, pricing stability, and what to expect in the months ahead.
The construction industry is at an interesting inflection point. Tariffs and fluctuating energy prices are beginning to reshape how projects are planned and executed. While some developers are pausing to reconsider projects amid escalating costs, others see opportunity in the shifting landscape.
What’s happening with construction costs in 2025? Our latest Interiors Cost Report is here, offering key insights into market trends, pricing stability, and what to expect in the months ahead.
Like many industries, steel experienced significant turbulence during the pandemic—primarily driven by unprecedented demand. The surge in demand for steel products, including joists, decks, and beams, significantly stressed production and fabrication capacity. The industry’s ability to quickly adapt to market demands was hindered by the sheer volume of requests, making it difficult to meet pre-pandemic project timelines.
STOBG actively engages with regional construction professionals to monitor cost and construction trends as they develop and seeks to inform and engage with others in the commercial real estate industry so that we may all better understand the daily reality of our markets.
With a robust network of over 4,700 construction professionals, the STO Building Group is rich with experts spanning all facets of the construction industry. That means local project teams can readily access that companywide expertise and experience for the benefit of their clients and projects. Here, we highlight just a few of these experts and their areas of specialization.
With a continued choppy economic landscape, geopolitical pressures, and election-year turbulence, the construction industry is experiencing growth in most sectors, leading to a more stabilized and predictable supply chain.