The revitalization of Lyon Square will transform and activate a small area of downtown Grand Rapids on the Grand River that is currently underutilized and in need of repairs.

The revitalization of Lyon Square will transform and activate a small area of downtown Grand Rapids on the Grand River that is currently underutilized and in need of repairs.
In Q1’s edition of On Your Radar, Becky writes about a massive scale hospital tower, a library expansion, and more.
In February’s edition of On Your Radar, Becky writes about a large-scale indoor driving range , new student housing, a new children’s museum, and more.
Pssst…have you heard? The Source Magazine preparations are underway again! Have you contacted us to advertise your business yet?
Elizabeth Bovard Strong, Executive Vice President of the Builders Exchange of Michigan, shares a recap of 2022 and what we look forward to in 2023.
In January’s edition of On Your Radar, Becky writes about a large-scale wellness resort, a new health center, and more.
In the middle of the pandemic, changing jobs has become its own contagion. Employee retention is essential in a world upended by the pandemic and faced with mass hiring challenges.
The WMCI is here to support the West Michigan commercial construction industry through valuable trade career education.
The new Administration Building for Forest Hills Public Schools bid late June and included several trades.
This month, Cheryl talks about how to find relevant projects currently out for bid or in pre-bid, or better known as planning phases.
The New piazza for the Secchia Institute for Culinary Education at Grand Rapids Community College is slated for completion in September 2022.
Becky talks about the remodel of a large-scale grocery store and more in this months On Your Radar segment!
This month, Cheryl talks about how to heat up your calendar with our summer events at Builders Exchange of Michigan!
In this month’s On Your Radar segment, Becky talks about upcoming projects to watch including a new community hub and more!
Owner financing concerns. subcontractor labor shortages, and the pandemic create the perfect storm within the construction industry.