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Sustainable design and contracting revenue dips, while healthy building standards help projects turn over a new leaf.

The last element of the three-phase Flight 93 National Memorial —the “Tower of Voices”—may  finally be adjusted to communicate this fall. 

The lack of 'buy-in' on a plan led to the Corps of Engineers to terminate its flood study.

Carpenter apprentice Lisa Guzman, and others, say U.S. must enact funding legislation amendment to insure career success for those long underrepresented in skilled-trades—before workforce gaps grow larger.

Bringing everything from utilities information to site conditions out of a GIS map into a BIM usually requires cumbersome rework. That's now changing.

Since Haiti’s magnitude-7.2-earthquake on Aug. 14, which struck the underserved Tiburon Peninsula, Build Health International has marshalled its staff, supporters and resources in Haiti and the U.S., where it is based, to help.

The nonprofit Build Health International overcomes myriad obstacles to enable health care for the world's neediest by providing high-quality, cost-effective hospitals.

Power company Entergy begins assessing the transmission failures, including all lines into New Orleans, with causes still largely unknown.

The issue of Right to Repair touches any device with embedded systems, with implications for the construction equipment sector