Articles by Peter Reina

Patrick Nagle became CEO of Paris-based Freyssinet International just weeks before the specialty contractor saw the late August debut of the results of one its largest-ever contracts

Since becoming operational early this year, the $900-million Lee Tunnel project has captured torrents of stormwater mixed with sewage.

The global construction market has taken a series of hits over the past couple of years.

The signing of large infrastructure contracts usually is followed by hectic activity.

The slowdown has international designers scrambling.

U.K. construction’s exposure to the EU is most evident in the sounds of East European accents on countless sites cross the country, particularly in London and south east. 

One of Europe’s notable museums of art and design this month started detailing structural engineering, focusing on the work of Anglo-Danish Ove Arup, whose firm he founded in 1946.