Articles by Bryan Gottlieb

Saudi Arabia can push 7 million barrels a day through the Petroline. Its export terminal can load less than half that. The gap was seemingly always the plan.

Rising in Denver’s River North Art District, T3 RiNo brings mass timber construction to scale while redefining the modern office as an experience-driven workplace.

Will manufacturer's planned $1B Gillette headquarters anchor Boston’s next major waterfront R&D project along Fort Point Channel?

Worley is expanding an internally developed AI knowledge platform to clients, helping engineers retrieve design decisions and lessons learned across long-running industrial projects.

Even as Gateway tunnel construction resumes after a court-ordered release of federal funds, officials warn the $16B Northeast Corridor megaproject could face another shutdown within months if reimbursements again stall.

Cost overruns and schedule delays across the nuclear weapons management agency's $30B construction portfolio have more than doubled since 2023.

How do engineers repair a century-old jetty battered by Pacific storms? A $30M USACE project at Grays Harbor offers a look.

Detroit’s tallest ground-up tower in decades has a 13,000-psi core and 177 deep foundations that anchor the mixed-use development.

The escalating regional conflict has already slowed or paused numerous energy and infrastructure projects in the region, but global construction firms are mum on the extent of damage, work shutdowns or supply chain interruptions.

The settlement resolves funding sources for the continued dredging, sediment capping and long-term remediation along the city’s industrial river corridor, a declared Superfund site.