Team installs waterproofing steel liner in strategic spots inside the 3.6-mile-long subway tube buried on the bottom of San Francisco Bay

Five years in the making, the Niagara Falls rehabilitation program has transformed 400 acres of park land in a place of stunning natural beauty with a lingering industrial past.

ENR Northwest is excited to announce the names on its 2019 Top Young Professionals list.

Industry up-and-comers demonstrate creativity and technical expertise, applying their skills to innovative projects.

The son of a pioneer bush pilot in Alaska, structural engineer John Aho spent decades working toward earthquake preparedness. 

Growing up in the South Yorkshire mining village of Grimethorpe, England, Kevin Bagnall saw firsthand the effect humans can have on the environment.

This year's class of 20 winners will be profiled in the February issue of ENR California. 

The magnitudes 7.0 and 5.7 earthquakes that struck Anchorage, Alaska, on Nov. 30 shook buildings and shattered highways, but caused limited structural damage and no reported loss of life, mostly due to the depth and location of the quake’s epicenter, as well as the city and state’s stringent building requirements.

Unorthodox team for $2.1-billion San Francisco hospital challenges construction paradigms