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Building Information Modeling (BIM) has revolutionized the way commercial and industrial construction projects are planned and executed. By leveraging BIM, Rockford Construction has streamlined project planning and design, enhanced collaboration, improved
In the face of a growing shortage of skilled labor in the construction industry, Rockford Construction is taking bold steps to address this challenge head-on. Recognizing the critical need to expose the next generation to the opportunities within the construction sector, Rockford is leading several workforce development and exposure efforts in Michigan, setting a precedent for other companies in the field.
From K-12 or higher education stages to community theatre productions to large scale, professional performances, performing arts facilities are impactful to the communities they serve, regardless of scale. Performing arts centers benefit the community by c
Rockford has been serving the Greater Detroit Area for more than 35 years and has been proud to be a neighbor in Detroit’s Central Business District since 2017. In that time, we have been fortunate to create spaces that have had an impact on the community
As caretakers of our communities’ educational infrastructure, K-12 school districts and higher education institutions face a dual challenge: meeting the evolving needs of students and faculty while also stewarding precious resources in a responsible way. In this delicate balance, the ability to extend the life of school or university buildings through adaptive reuse and renovation has emerged as a vital strategy for facilities management. At Rockford, a leading construction management company specializing in adaptive reuse renovation projects, we understand the transformative power of preserving the past while building for the future.
Meet MaryAnn Mandel, assistant project manager, Associate of Construction Management – Oakland Community College. "Women in construction tend to be underrepresented, especially when working in the field. It takes patience and effort to garner the respect of fellow trade contractors.
Meet Marissa Alverson, safety coordinator at Rockford, Bachelor of Science Occupational Health & Safety – Grand Valley State University. "There is a misconception that construction jobs are too strenuous for women and that we are not capable of performing in this industry. However, there are so many different jobs in this industry that women excel at, such as drywaller, electrician, plumber, welder, engineer, architect, safety – just to name a few. Companies need to be more conscientious of advertising to both men and women. The skills and talent of a construction worker shouldn’t be based on their gender but their willingness to be a team player, learn and lead.
