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Intuit Dome by AECOM redefines arena architecture with its innovative gridshell design, creating a climate-sensitive and multidimensional experience. The structure, which won an American Architecture Award 2025, incorporates lightweight panels for environmental modulation and offers informal outdoor terraces and gardens to enhance user experience and promote sustainability. This design positions the Intuit Dome as a carbon-neutral arena that integrates with its community.

Aaron Cayer's book, "Incorporating Architects: How American Architecture Became a Practice of Empire," uses AECOM as a case study to explore how architecture transitioned from small, artist-driven firms to complex corporate entities intertwined with geopolitics and neoliberal policies. The book documents the shift in the architectural profession during the 20th century, highlighting the increasing corporatization and the challenges faced by firms in maintaining their artistic identity amidst business realities. Cayer's research reveals how even firms known for high design have adopted business protocols, and how large firms disproportionately control industry revenue despite most architects working in smaller practices.

Barclays downgraded AECOM (NYSE: ACM) to Equal Weight from Overweight, lowering its price target to $100 from $135, due to the company's exposure to AI-driven targets which adds "complexity" and could impact its valuation. This shift is part of Barclays' broader 2026 outlook for the machinery and construction sector, where it favors machinery and rental companies. AECOM recently raised its operating margin and EPS CAGR targets, and launched a review of strategic alternatives for its construction management business, including a potential sale, to focus on higher-return opportunities.

AECOM has been awarded a 10-year blanket purchase agreement by NASA to provide environmental support services at NASA Centers nationwide. This agreement builds on AECOM's 60-year relationship with NASA and will focus on environmental compliance strategies, audits, inspections, and day-to-day environmental program operations. The services will cover areas such as drinking water, stormwater, wastewater, air emissions, natural resources, energy, and environmental restoration.

The "Construction Net Market 2025-2032" report by Coherent Market Insights analyzes the global and regional dynamics, competitive landscape, key segments, and technological trends in the construction net industry. It provides actionable insights for stakeholders to understand growth opportunities, mitigate risks, and leverage market opportunities. The report highlights major players like AECOM, Turner Construction, and Jacobs Engineering, and covers various construction sectors and geographical regions.

AECOM has been named a preferred bidder for Scottish Water’s new Enterprise Alliance, a multi-billion-dollar infrastructure program extending up to 13 years. AECOM will serve as one of two Primary Designers, responsible for design across the investment program from 2027 to 2033, with an option for a six-year extension. This contract reinforces AECOM's position in the UK water sector and adds to their portfolio of significant infrastructure projects, including recent wins with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. General Services Administration.