Articles by Emell D. Adolphus

New York City-based building contractor has created three new business lines aiming to decrease delays and increase project flexibility.

"Emphasis program" for outdoor and indoor heat hazards in effect now until 2031, but advocates warn of reduced workplace safety enforcement by Trump administration.

Construction site preparation is already underway for AlumniFi Field, a planned 15,000-seat capacity stadium in southwest Detroit that is expected to be completed by the 2027 soccer season.

Michigan-based contractor’s new project incubator model for its K12 business is part of its strategy to “evolve and refine” amid rapidly shifting market challenges.

Data center hyperscalers drive demand for more design services, but will ballooning risks sink market momentum?

In a 40-plus-year career as an owner and construction advisor, activist aims to reshape how women enter the sector and progress careers by uniting recruitment and retention efforts through research. 

Donation of undisclosed amount is set to help prepare students to deliver complex infrastructure with a focus on the “full scope of how projects are planned, built and sustained,” a top school official said.

Minnesota welder Amber M. Czech had barely launched what seemed a promising career in the skilled trades before a co-worker cut her life short last year at age 20.

Construction in progress rises as data center hyperscalers drive power generation and infrastructure demands amid intensifying regional conflicts.

The Building & Construction Trades Council of Greater New York has launched the Building Trades Peer Support Network with 1,000 peer supporters across NYC’s unionized construction industry.