Think you've built on some tight sites? Try being squeezed into a narrow space surrounded on three sides by other buildings along the Las Vegas Strip at one of the busiest pedestrian and traffic intersections in the country.
John Michael Stroud STROUDwas promoted to president of J.B. Henderson Construction Co. in Albuquerque. He has been with the company for 24 years, first as a laborer and pipefitter, then moving up to estimator and project manager. Most recently, Stroud was the firm's Rio Rancho area manager. He holds a bachelor's degree from the University of New Mexico. He has served as project manager on key projects including UNM's Pete and Nancy Domenici Hall and buildings for Los Alamos National Laboratory. Related Links: ENR Southwest Current Issue of ENR Southwest Ray Moyers and Rick Jay have joined Johnson Carlier as
A huge plot of rural land in eastern New Mexico could soon become a major power hub for the U.S. if a start-up merchant transmission company is successful in developing a nearly $2-billion project to interconnect the three main power grids in the U.S. The project, known as Tres Amigas, is also expected to boost construction of new transmission lines and wind and solar farms in N.M. and the Southwest. Image Courtesy of Tres Amigas Construction on the rural N.M. site would include transmission lines, voltage converters and support buildings. Image Courtesy of Tres Amigas Map of U.S. Power Grids Related Links: New Transmission Lines