Articles Tagged with ''Construction Photography''

When completed, the I-405/Brickyard to SR 527 Improvement Project will upgrade four and a half miles of the corridor, primarily in Bothell, Wash., north of Bellevue.

Jordan Vinson, Bechtel communications supervisor covering the firm’s work to deliver NASA’s Mobile Launcher 2’s Tower Module 6, says he had to wait awhile to snap this image.

The International Transportation Service (ITS) South Slip Fill Project at the Port of Long Beach will create 19 acres of new land by using more than 2.5 million cu yd of fill material.

Photographs chosen by our editors from submissions to ENR.com/texas-southeast.

Photographs chosen by our editors from submissions to ENR.com/west/photos.

Bryant often uses drones to capture the complex structure’s still-emerging curves.

Readers of ENR really responded to the call to submit photographic work that captures the spirit and action of constructing the built environment.

This year’s winners, curated by a judging team from more than 1,100 submitted photo contest entries, offer stunning and eye-opening glimpses into day-to-day activity across the global construction sector.

The grade separation project in Montebello, Calif., aims to eliminate conflicts between roadway and rail traffic by lowering Montebello Boulevard beneath the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.

Downtown Los Angeles was a hive of early morning activity in March when crews completed a massive concrete pour for the Frank Gehry-designed Colburn Center. Between 2:30 a.m. and 8 a.m., crews placed 240 cu yd of concrete from a trio of boom pumps.