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Nearly a century after its original Memorial Building opened in 1931, the Joslyn Art Museum in downtown Omaha embarked on an expansion that reimagines what a 21st-century arts institution can be.

Working at one of the world’s busiest airports, this project entailed construction of a six-level, cast-in-place post-tension parking structure, accommodating 1,700 vehicles with an additional 650 in surface parking.

Perched on the U.S.-Canada border between Lake Superior and Lake Huron, the Soo Locks Complex is one of North America’s most critical transportation links.

The historic Lawson House, once the world’s largest YMCA residential building, has reclaimed its place as a cornerstone of community and inclusion in Chicago’s Gold Coast.

First built in 1893, the original Damen Station shut down in 1948 before being demolished the following year.

Developer Doral adds the estimated $460-million project to its U.S. portfolio even as the Trump administration squeezes solar tax credits, cuts funding and mandates new approval.

Administration argued to justices Nov. 5 that the 1973 law offers a legal basis for presidential authority to impose tariffs in "emergency" conditions without congressional approval. 

D.C.-based judge said construction approval may not have "fully complied" with regulations for projects in federal waters over the outer continental shelf, but developers contend it was vetted in a four-year-long process.  

Defects are down and safety is improved.

Intercity travel times across the continent could drop by hours with Europe’s updated Trans-European Transport Network regulations, which would trigger major new rail construction and financing initiatives.