Modern constructions refer to buildings and structures designed and built using contemporary techniques and materials. These constructions often emphasize sustainability, energy efficiency, and innovative design. Common materials include steel, glass, and reinforced concrete, which allow for unique shapes and larger spaces. Architects and engineers utilize advanced technology, such as computer-aided design (CAD) and Building Information Modeling (BIM), to create efficient and functional spaces. Modern constructions can be seen in various forms, from residential homes to skyscrapers, and often incorporate eco-friendly features like solar panels and green roofs to minimize environmental impact.