Design Firm Populous Acquires Fentress Architects
[ad_1] Sports and entertainment design firm Populous announced on June 6 that it has acquired Denver-based Fentress Architects. The terms and price of the acquisition were not disclosed.From its global headquarters in Kansas City, Mo., Populous specializes in the design
Residential Firms Shed 7,500 Positions In May, Limiting Overall Jobs Gain to 4K
[ad_1] The Bureau of Labor Statistics' May 2025 jobs report, released June 6, was a case of good news and expected bad news for contractors, the latter the result of waning residential construction activity. Non-residential contractors provided the good news, filling
Texas Legislature Fails to Pass Bills Set to Restrict State Clean Energy Growth
[ad_1] Multiple proposals by Texas lawmakers who aimed to restrict renewable energy use and development in the state failed to pass in the state legislature that ended June 2, allowing numerous active and planned solar, wind and battery projects to
Waste Not: NJ Digester Plant Transforms Food Waste to Fuel
[ad_1] ✕ It’s no secret that New York City, like many densely populated urban areas throughout history, has a trash and rodent problem. Mountains of bloated trash bags —many containing food waste that attract rats burrowing and gnawing through them—are a
Construction Economics for June 9, 2025
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ENR Team Takes Home Prestigious Journalism Awards
[ad_1] The Jesse H. Neal Awards are among the most prestigious in specialized business journalism, and two ENR submissions were chosen at its New York City recognition event on May 16 to win first-place for excellence. In its 71st year,
Causes Eyed in Crane Collapse That Killed Two on Florida Jobsite
[ad_1] Two construction workers died Wednesday when a crawler crane boom collapsed at a jobsite in Merrit Island, Fla. OSHA investigators were on the scene following the incident, but a cause of the collapse has not yet been determined. The