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CAM Magazine is the official publication of the Construction Association of Michigan.

12/19/2025

Behind every game-winning moment is a space built for excellence. Designing and constructing athletic facilities requires creating environments that elevate performance, captivate spectators, and unite communities. Every element—from steel framing and curtain walls to exterior canopies, plazas, and specialized track, turf, and playing surfaces—shapes how athletes compete and how fans connect.

Delivering athletic facilities in Michigan depends on architectural vision, construction skill, and specialized know-how—expertise widely available among Construction Association of Michigan member companies, which bring established standards and industry best practices to every project.

You can read more about constructing athletic facilities in the December issue of CAM Magazine: https://hubs.la/Q03Y76_Z0

12/11/2025

The December issue of CAM Magazine is ready to view!

Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q03XQfGc0

Featured in this issue:
- Hiring Veterans: A Competitive Advantage for Your Company
- ACT Announces INTEX Award Winners
- 2026 Michigan Construction Outlook
- Design. Build. Score! Crafting High-Performance Athletic Spaces for Players, Fans, and Communities

12/04/2025

In an ever-advancing world and industry, it is vital to know how to use the latest technology to its fullest extent—including jobsite security systems that protect people, property, and digital assets. Even more crucial, you must know how to guard yourself against new risks. CAM Magazine’s November issue delves into technology, cybersecurity, and security systems in construction.

Read the issue here: https://hubs.la/Q03V1FCv0

11/26/2025

Want to learn more about construction safety this month? CAM Magazine has you covered! Check out articles on work zone safety, mental health, respiratory safety, and more in the November 2025 issue.

Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q03V1KM40

11/20/2025

When the Operating Engineers Local 324 Journeyman & Apprentice Training Fund set out to expand its vast Construction Career Center in Howell, Michigan, the union sought something bold, functional, and enduring. The result is the new 94,000-square-foot OE324 Training Facility and Indoor Arena–a state-of-the-art facility that not only enhances the training environment for heavy equipment operators and technicians, but also strengthens Michigan’s long-term construction workforce pipeline.

You can read more about the OE324 Training Facility and Indoor Arena in the November issue of CAM Magazine: https://hubs.la/Q03V1KGq0

Owner: Operating Engineers 324
Architect: HED
Engineer: Monument Engineering Group Associates
Construction Manager: Roncelli, Inc.

11/13/2025

CAM Magazine's November issue is ready to view!

Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q03SRD3x0

Featured in this issue:
- Strengthening Safety Across Member Companies
- Why First Aid, CPR, and AED Training Belongs on Every Jobsite
- MIOSHA's Priorities and Progress in Construction
- Reframing Mental Health as Central to Total Worker Health and Safety
- Advancing Respiratory Safety on the Jobsite
- Preventing Work Zone Crashes
- CAMComp 2024 Safety Awards
- How Tech is Transforming Jobsite Safety
- Cameras, Cabling, and Cyber Defense
- Safeguarding Construction Firms from Cybercrime
- Operating Engineers 324: Fueling Skills, Keeping Michigan Running

11/11/2025

Japan Solderless Terminals (JST) is setting a new standard for culturally inspired, environmentally conscious design with its sprawling 10-acre, six-building campus located in Farmington Hills. The facility, partially underground and featuring seven specialized labs ranging from 3,500 to 7,000 SF, serves as the heart of JST’s research and development efforts. Constructed with innovative self-supported timber structures linked by solar-lit corridors, the Test Lab not only reflects JST’s dedication to sustainability but also lays a strong foundation for the campus’s future. The JST campus is thoughtfully situated within a preserved forested environment, reflecting a philosophy that prioritizes ecological stewardship and the seamless integration of workspace and nature to promote well-being and sustainability.

Read more about this project at: https://hubs.la/Q03PV-6L0

Vote for the 2025 CAM Project of the Year: https://hubs.la/Q03PV_p10

Construction Manager: Cunningham-Limp
Architects: Ryuichi Ashizawa Architect & Associates, arcari+iovino architects
Engineers: Atwell, LLC, MPP Engineers, Princeton Engineering Group
Owner: Japan Solderless Terminals (JST)

11/10/2025

As one of the newest additions to the Grand Rapids skyline, Studio Park Tower combines bold design with urban living. Wrapped in sleek glass and metal, the $60 million high-rise soars 22 stories above downtown, its mirrored surfaces casting shifting reflections across the cityscape. The tower is dedicated to residential living, offering 165 studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartments on the lower floors while 26 luxury condominiums crown the top four floors. Studio Park Tower is the culmination of a decade-long multiphase development known simply as Studio Park, a project that transformed two surface parking lots into a 570,000-square-foot mixed-use community integrating retail, cinema, dining, offices, residences, and hospitality.

Read more about this project at: https://hubs.la/Q03PW1Lt0

Vote for the 2025 CAM Project of the Year: https://hubs.la/Q03PW0LZ0

Construction Manager: Rockford Construction
Architect: Integrated Architecture
Engineers: Atlantes LLC, E3M Solutions LLC
Owner: Studio Park Towers and Lofts

11/07/2025

The $30 million Anthony Ragnone Treatment Plant digester in Genesee County is a major investment in public health and the environment. Located on Farrand Road, the three silo-shaped buildings may appear farm-related, but inside is a complex, biology-driven process that safely treats wastewater for release. Since the anaerobic biosolid digester became operational, nearby Mid-Michigan communities have benefited from a more efficient, eco-friendly system. The county plans to use the biogas produced to power the plant, aiming for energy self-sufficiency.

Read more about this project at: https://hubs.la/Q03PV-nJ0

Vote for the 2025 CAM Project of the Year: https://hubs.la/Q03PV_bQ0

Construction Manager: Granger Construction Company
Architect: AECOM
Owner: Genesee County Drain Commission

11/06/2025

The vibrant and innovative Edward & Rosalie Ginsberg Building is a welcoming hub for University of Michigan students and campus staff alike. Showcasing cutting-edge sustainability features and a thoughtful, community-centered design, the Ginsberg Building beautifully blends modernity with tradition. The building’s design strikes a balance between modern contemporary elements with a hint of traditional and historical. The University and the architectural team aimed to avoid creating a design that felt foreign to the existing neighborhood’s character. The new facility provides flexible spaces for students, staff, and community partners to collaborate and engage, while its sustainable technologies showcase the University’s commitment to environmental responsibility and inclusivity.

Read more about this project at: https://hubs.la/Q03PW0140

Vote for the 2025 CAM Project of the Year: https://hubs.la/Q03PVZ7P0

Construction Manager: DeMaria
Architect/Engineer: SmithGroup
Owner: University of Michigan

11/05/2025

The 10-story, 153-room upscale AC Hotel Detroit at the Bonstelle is a new landmark reshaping Midtown’s skyline. The $35 million hotel bridges Detroit’s cultural and commercial corridors, with a bold red brick exterior that pays homage to Midtown’s historic Brush Park neighborhood. A striking glass conservatory connects the hotel to the historic Bonstelle Theatre, preserving its character for performances while providing event space and a vibrant gathering spot that enriches Midtown’s cultural and commercial life.

Read more about this project at: https://hubs.la/Q03PV_pX0

Vote for the 2025 CAM Project of the Year: https://hubs.la/Q03PW0cj0

Construction Manager: Sachse Construction
Architects: Stantec, Patrick Thompson Design
Engineer: Strategic Energy Solutions
Owner: The Roxbury Group

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