Daniel Tyson

<p>Regional construction activity continues at a robust pace, with 2023 project starts dominated by the power delivery and residential sectors.</p>

<p>Warehouse District structure dating to the mid-19th century is being renovated and expanded into new residential and social space.</p>

Texas middle-school students Zara Willard and Nicholas John received hands-on building experience and inspiration to pursue engineering and construction careers at TRF Camp Build in Austin last summer.

<p>Even with federal and private infrastructure investment fueling work, companies weigh the realities of workforce challenges.</p>

<p>Long-stalled project site at Tulsa’s Interstate 44 and Highway 75 interchange could see construction restart by November.</p>

<p>ENR Texas & Louisiana will publish the 2024 regional Top Contractors ranking in its July 17 print edition.</p>

ENR Texas &amp; Louisiana’s 2024 Contractor of the Year has found success through innovation in its work and by challenging the status quo.

Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority’s $450-million water treatment and raw water intake project will serve fast-growing cities near Austin.

Contractor SpawGlass is leading the $70-million renovation project, with Robert A.M. Stern Architects delivering design.

The interstate upgrade will start south of downtown Austin during the first half of 2025 and is set to finish by 2033.