Architectural firm Safdie Architects proposed reimagining a four-acre area of open space with a 30-story hotel/residential tower that would be Maine's tallest building.
Country's first storage site for used nuclear fuel—and the world's second—will be built up to 2,600 ft below ground in Ontario, with design to complete by 2028 and construction to begin by 2033.
A commentary by attorney Kenneth Rubinstein on why firms should pivot from emphasizing outcomes to prioritizing engagement as the national debate changes about diversity, equity and inclusion in construction.
With 35 major infrastructure projects scheduled over the next 10 years in the region, I-35 will be the backbone of a multi-agency collaboration through a bidirectional construction data platform.
Confusion over the Trump administration’s “America First” agenda and rising construction costs drive company execs to shift resources toward innovative solutions.
Paving company Anderson Brothers agreed to pay nearly $1.3 million to resolve allegations it knowingly falsified asphalt test results on state and federal projects.