Market Stability Keeps City’s AEC Firms Very Busy
Eric Groat Division Manager Robins & Morton Stability is something to be appreciated by San Antonio’s AEC community, Groat says, noting that the market “has been extremely busy for years, and we’re still seeing that across the board.” Groat admits that his engineering
Texas & Southeast People: June 2025
Courtney Pittman has been elevated to president of Davis Architects, Birmingham, Ala., succeeding Neil Davis, who now is board chairman. She was vice president and director of architecture and is currently a University of Alabama College of Engineering director.
Tariffs, Interest Rates Create Uncertainty in Birmingham Market
Todd Jackson President Brasfield & Gorrie While Birmingham contractors always keep a close eye on the local market, many are focused on the impact of new national policy on area projects, says Jackson. “Right now, the local industry is focused on the
Texas & Southeast On the Scene: June 2025
Sundt Construction has completed the Broadway Street reconstruction in San Antonio. The progressive design-build project renovated a one-mile section of the roadway that connects the city’s historic downtown core with northern neighborhoods to make it safer, more sustainable and
Texas & Southeast Pulse: June 2025
Contracts, Bids, Proposals Florida The Miami-Dade County Dept. of Transportation and Public Works, with consulting engineers HNTB Corp. and Parsons Transportation Group Inc., are developing designs for the $927.3-million Northeast Corridor Rapid Transit project. The county is considering infrastructure and station
NFL’s Tennessee Titans Changing the Game With $2.2B Nissan Stadium
With its new Nissan Stadium, the National Football League’s Tennessee Titans are taking the fan experience to a new level. The $2.2-billion, 2.1-million-sq-ft venue will deliver an outdoor feel and a collection of indoor amenities in line with its
Contractors Are Digging Deep for $1.5B Texas Capitol Complex Expansion
To the casual observer, the second phase of the Texas Facilities Commission’s $1.5-billion Texas Capitol Complex expansion and upgrade program looks very much like the first—deep excavations, extensive utility relocations and the rise of new office buildings that will
Denver Water’s $531M Gross Dam Raise Can Continue, Judge Rules
Construction can continue on Denver Water’s $531-million project to raise the Gross Dam by 131 ft, a federal judge recently ruled, but the public water utility still won’t be able to expand the reservoir impounded by the dam as
East Construction Views | Engineering News-Record
The following Viewpoint is written by Mark Lootz, Vice President at Skanska USA Building, New England RegionAs we crown a new champions in both the NHL and NBA, and baseball season hits its full stride, sports fans across the country are
BLS: Construction Job Openings Are Down in April
The number of construction industry job openings declined by 3,000 in April on a monthly basis, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS).“Construction labor market churn remained unusually slow in April,”