Articles by Peter Reina

Report says adjusted paces, not mass synchronization of walkers, caused negative lateral damping that shut down footbridge in 2000.

Soil contamination prompted construction of a 7-km-long extension of Cairo Metro’s Line 3 on a viaduct instead of below ground, as first planned.

The plan would rely on consumers to provide upfront costs in constructing the U.K.'s next plant, with work set to start next year.

New technology is being used to reinforce the 90-year old Afsluitdijk dike, which has been delayed by miscalculations in water level and wave data provided to the contractor.

UK researchers find the benefit-cost ratios for various project types are overestimated by between 50% and 200% 

As wind farms proliferate in more remote onshore and offshore locations, a U.K. startup is deploying self-piloting drones to survey turbine blades and transmit data for detailed images of damage using artificial intelligence.

The rail program's overall price rose 30% since 2010 to $24.6 billion.

The global construction market is red hot for some firms and stone cold for others as contractors deal with unpredictable project risks while readying for new growth opportunities.