Articles by Johanna Knapschaefer

Eight years of collaboration between Vermont environmental and transportation agencies and the Massachusetts Dept. of Transportation has helped Massachusetts improve engineering practices to make culverts, bridges and other infrastructure more storm resilient.

Boston approves plan allowing 700 ft-high buildings in one part of downtown to be mostly residential and relax height limits.

Following a week of tree and vegetation clearing, crews of four to seven workers recently finished demolishing concrete at the top of a large century-old dam in West Rutland, Vt.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems CEO and other sector leaders told House hearing Sept. 18 the US will continue to trail China without bigger federal commitment to fund and propel grid-scale U.S. fusion power construction

Keeping a busy interchange open while replacing a deteriorating bridge west of Boston is critical for the ongoing Route 9/27 Interchange project that will deliver Massachusetts’ first "diverging diamond" interchange.

New carbon calculator offers designers a more in-depth look into the environmental impact of the mass timber supply chain.

Boston officials are struggling to reach an agreement with the owners of an MLS soccer team to build a stadium.

An architecture team opted for an affordable heavy timber-steel hybrid building.

As forecasts for AI demand push expansion of data centers and power infrastructure into hyper-blitz, what are the developing impacts of those growth trends?

Team is partnering with developer Able Co., architect Studio Troika and contractor Callahan Construction Managers on facility to be built on 24 acres in Brockton, Mass.