L.L. Poirier

After a century in the California market, ENR West’s California Design Firm of the Year is focused on growing with purpose.

Unlocking a long inaccessible source of groundwater through a combination of progressive design-build delivery and pilot-driven decision-making.

Steady population growth is generating plenty of work across the Riverside area, while external factors and labor woes continue to weigh.

Houston’s growth is driving a new wave of work—but labor, pricing and megaproject competition are reshaping how it gets built.

ENR Midwest honors Treanor for its regional success in pursuing design innovation and investing in its people and communities.

Energy, health care and transportation construction dominates across the West Coast, while mixed-use projects appear to wane.

UC Davis, ENR West’s Owner of the Year, is pursuing new and improved spaces to support its expanding programming and services.

Spanning 1.1 million sq ft, the Los Angeles Clippers’ new home builds upon decades of stadium construction, bringing Inglewood, Calif., a sustainable, durable and technologically advanced venue.

Not many folks can still say they came to the U.S. through Ellis Island.

First built in 1893, the original Damen Station shut down in 1948 before being demolished the following year.