ENR’s coverage of race and equality in the construction industry passed through two major phases from the 1960s until the 1990s.

The 1918 influenza pandemic first erupted in France during World War I, having migrated from birds to pigs housed in factory-type farms and then to soldiers. It ravaged soldiers on army bases across the U.S. 

The Haiwee Power Plant Penstock project, in the remote Owens Valley in the Eastern Sierras, involved replacing 9,420 ft of carbon-steel riveted penstock. 

After falling debris kills an architect executive, industry members look at facade laws around the country.

This 114-km expressway connects Touba, Senegal’s second largest city, with the existing highway network in Thiès, on the perimeter of Dakar, the country’s dominant urban area.