Articles by Jim Parsons

Step-down configuration facilitates a transition across the zoning plan of a popular Denver neighborhood.

The city's lawsuit, seeking $20 million plus damages, is part of bankruptcy proceedings for GT Real Estate Holdings, the project owner.

When the city of Lenexa, Kan., this spring opted to move forward with a test pilot of “smart pavements,” it represented a vital step forward for electric vehicles.

The Texas Dept. of Transportation will spend a record $85 billion on highway construction over the next ten years under the state’s 2023 Unified Transportation Plan.

Even as specialty contractors in the Southeast weather supply chain issues and price spikes, they see continued growth in the years ahead.

Steep inflation has exacerbated what was already a volatile market for construction materials, complicating specialty contractors’ efforts to navigate the post-pandemic environment.

In the jobsite trailer for the $121-million renovation and expansion of the University of Virginia’s Alderman Library, Skanska project executive John Calvin points to copies of 1937 construction photos showing the 100,000-sq-ft horseshoe-shaped structure being carved into a hillside below the school’s historic Rotunda and Academical Village.

Controversial plan moves forward to build a 45-mile-long tunnel to draw water from the Sacramento River into the state's supply network.