Construction

[ad_1] Jennifer Johnson has been promoted to president and CEO of Boston-based Nitsch Engineering, a transportation and structural engineer. She succeeds Lisa Brothers, who now is principal and board chair.Safdie Architects, Boston, has elevated Jeff Huggins to senior partner, expanding

[ad_1] The Trump Administration executive order targeting the U.S. wind energy sector with curbs on federal site leasing and project permits could itself face legal risk with unclear and conflicting provisions that will likely trigger lawsuits, experts say. But it

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[ad_1] Preservationist and developer Dana Hudkins Crawford, credited with saving Denver’s Larimer Square from demolition in the 1960s, died Jan. 23 at the age of 93.A Kansas native, Crawford relocated to Denver in 1954 to pursue a career in public

[ad_1] With the U.S. construction market still facing a labor crunch and other pressures to find more efficient ways to build, attendees at the World of Concrete show in Las Vegas on Jan. 21-24 were looking for advances in automation

[ad_1] Two national associations have won an immediate temporary restraining order from a federal district court of an announced plan by the acting head of the federal Office of Management and Budget for a "temporary pause" of all federal funds

[ad_1] Plagued by early public funding woes and escalating costs, a $132-million minor league soccer stadium rising on a brownfield site in Pawtucket, R.I., will be the first 100% electric soccer-specific stadium in the U.S. when it hosts the local

[ad_1] The deteriorating South Street interceptor sewer near the South Street Seaport in Manhattan’s Financial District had all the makings of a mess.Located nearly 30 ft below the busy roadway, which itself underlies the FDR Drive viaduct, the 60-year-old concrete