Texas & Southeast Construction News - Articles - Page 267

January 28, 2016

New Orleans is set to receive $2 billion from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to repair is streets and deteriorating water pipes.

TxDOT's $1.3 Billion Plan to Ease Congestion

Louise Poirier

January 28, 2016

The Texas Dept. of Transportation presented the Texas Transportation Commission with a plan to reduce traffic congestion in some on the state's busiest roadways.

Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans

New Orleans Airport Breaks Ground on $807 Million Terminal

January 26, 2016

Contractors broke ground in mid-January on a $807M terminal at Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans

Builders Wrap Brickell City Centre With a Sustainable 'Ribbon'

The project’s signature element, the Climate Ribbon, aims to deliver green benefits with an artistic touch

January 18, 2016

The developers and builders behind Miami’s biggest mixed-use complex, the nearly complete, $1-billion-plus Brickell City Centre, have designed and engineered the project’s unconventional signature feature to provide a light aesthetic and environmental touch.

Developers Start $18.6M Renovation Of 107-Year-Old Building In New Orleans

January 18, 2016

Developers in New Orleans have broken ground on the restoration of a 107-year-old historic building for conversion into a mixed-use property.

ENR Southeast's 2016 Top 20 Under 40

As Southeast business activity picks up, hiring is increasing, too. This year’s Top 20

Jim Parsons

January 18, 2016

Across the South, an estimated 72% of construction industry firms expect to increase staff levels in 2016, according to survey results recently published by Associated General Contractors of America.

Atlanta's Bill Pinto Committed to Service

The former leader of Hardin Construction, now retired, is still working to help

January 18, 2016

For the second year of the Legacy Award program, ENR Southeast recognizes one of the Atlanta area’s most well-known and respected builders, Bill Pinto.

Louisiana Trying To Meet Growing Demand For Skilled Workers

January 15, 2016

Louisiana is two years into a plan to train and recruit nearly 80,000 new skilled workers to serve the construction industry.

Bailey Created a Unique Elevator System for Transporting People and Cars

January 11, 2016