Articles by Annemarie Mannion

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. 

Bechtel has been hired to provide design, engineering and construction for the final three phases of the $2.5-billion, 1.6-GW Mammoth Solar facility in Indiana. 

Work paused due to use of an unauthorized vendor with alleged links previously to organized crime

A groundbreaking was held in April for the 395,000-sq-ft center, which is expected to enable the university to increase admission of engineering students by 1,000 a year.

Helping improve water quality and sanitation service in Bolivia early in his career sparked Will Kirby’s passion to build community and sustainability-related projects.

The first woman, first millennial and first nontraditional practitioner to hold ownership in Cleveland-based design firm Bialosky, Crouch began work during The Great Recession, when many firms were doing layoffs.

Armed with a dual degree Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Construction Systems Management from Ohio State University, Alex Belkofer could have gone into either architecture or building but chose the latter.

The hustle and bustle of New York City set the scene for ENR’s conversation with this year’s National Top 20 Under 40 winners.

Lawsuits allege engineers were negligent in their design of temporary structural supports which led to the bridge's collapse in Clay County, Mo. The falsework contractor, which was fined by OSHA, was not named in the lawsuits.

Illinois Gaming Board orders construction work stopped at Bally’s casino project in Chicago following reports of an unauthorized specialty contractor.