Construction

✕ Judges (L to R) Pendergast, Keller, Moran, Ditoro and Gerstung assembled in New York City to pick winning photos.Photo by Scott Hilling/ENR Readers again came out in force to submit their finest photographic

Artificial intelligence-based tools continue to gain acceptance in the industry, as two recent moves by major contractors bring the technology deeper into the critical path.San Antonio, Texas-based Zachry Construction says it is implementing ALICE Core, the artificial-intelligence-powered simulation and

A $105-million design-build contract to build a 72-mile, high-capacity water transmission pipeline to carry water from the Missouri River to southeastern South Dakota has been awarded to a joint venture of Hausmann Construction and General Excavating in collaboration with

✕ It took eight months after construction worker Javier Bances Carranza injured himself in a fall for his lawyer to try to make him feel supported, but it was too late. When the lawyer learned Carranza intended to switch his

Amy Bunszel The architecture, engineering, construction and operations industries are increasingly facing challenges to do more with less. To meet demands for a more resilient and sustainable built environment technology plays a critical role in helping our industry to achieve

ENR senior environmental editor Pam McFarland spoke with Estelle Brachlianoff, CEO of global water, waste and energy management services giant Veolia, a Fortune 500 firm’ based in Aubervilliers, France. Earning degrees in physics, mathematics and engineering, she has been