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Working on highly technical projects requires design teams to develop a variety of solutions, and sometimes they need those in a hurry. Syska Hennessy Group is providing those accessible solutions. The nationwide engineering firm has five California offices and

ENR’s regional design firm rankings look different this year after consolidation of multiple regional magazine editions into five new ones: Mountain States & Southwest, East, Midwest, Southeast & Texas and West. In the inaugural Mountain States & Southwest design

City Grill Wayne Hammon  Executive Director AGC of Idaho  Idaho’s economy continues to perform exceptionally well, and the construction industry is reaping the benefits, says Hammon. “Nowhere is this momentum more visible than in Boise, where tower cranes dominate the skyline. The landmark

Yellowstone National Park with its thermal geysers, bubbling mud pots and abundant wildlife is unlike any other place on earth, so it makes sense that building in this gem of the U.S. National Park system would come with its

By zeroing in on key growth sectors— science and technology, health care and energy/utilities projects specific to campus infrastructure—Affiliated Engineers Inc. (AEI) has strategically increased its regional market share. The firm reported 46% revenue growth in the Southwest last

Established 50 years ago in Minnesota, Westwood Professional Services has been actively expanding its presence in the Mountain States, particularly in Colorado and Wyoming, where a regional shift toward renewable energy has helped the firm leverage its experience in

Design firms across the Western U.S. are navigating a year defined less by sharp downturns and more by cautious progress. While uncertainty remains, a dramatic slowdown hasn’t materialized. Clients aren’t disappearing, they’re just moving more deliberately. “It’s not that the

Jacobs has been chosen to provide design, engineering and environmental services for Boeing’s $1.8-billion expansion of an advanced combat airport manufacturing facility near St. Louis Lambert International Airport. The 1.1-million-sq-ft expansion of the Boeing Defense, Space and Security campus will support

Jacobs has been chosen to provide design, engineering and environmental services for Boeing’s $1.8-billion expansion of an advanced combat airport manufacturing facility near St. Louis Lambert International Airport. The 1.1-million-sq-ft expansion of the Boeing Defense, Space and Security campus will support advanced

city’s historic structures. Its seven-story, stratified stone and red brick facade and rounded, turret-like corner entrance shares design elements with Boise’s other historic structures, particularly the nearby 1901-era Idanha hotel building. The new boutique hotel and the Idanha also