Scott Blair

Three outstanding construction efforts selected by a panel of judges will vie to become best in show at ENR's Global Best Projects competition. 

Extensive restoration of the 100-year-old landmark rehabs art deco features, upgrades power, adds HVAC and introduces a complex multipurpose seating system.

The Klamath River Renewal project involved the removal of several dams in Northern California (and southern Oregon) over the span of just 16 months.

Judges selected 32 projects built in 24 countries for recognition in the annual worldwide competition. 

Top picks from among Best Projects winners highlight the pinnacle of design and construction achievement in Arizona and New Mexico. 

Use cases for deploying artificial intelligence to augment safety practices on jobsites took center stage at the Construction Industry Institute’s annual conference.

Top projects in Arizona and New Mexico were selected by a jury of industry leaders for the annual Best Projects competition

When will crews complete the first of 10 projects to build new tunnels connecting New Jersey and New York under the Hudson River?

Six months after several devastating wildfires swept through Los Angeles County, debris removal has entered the homestretch while businesses, utilities and homeowners take the first steps toward rebuilding.

Downtown Connection Center in Flagstaff becomes just the second CLT project in Arizona.

Pestrella has spent his entire 38-year career at LA County Public Works, making his way up from field hydrologist to director.

Phase one brings 757 multi-family units to the southern bank of the Anacostia River in a structure tracking to achieve a 37% reduction in embodied carbon

The three finalists included a net-zero energy building for San Diego County, Calif., a light-rail line in Phoenix and a bridge rehabilitation project in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Readers again came out in force to submit their finest photographic work capturing the action, drama, artistry and effort that goes into designing and constructing the built environment.

Mark Pestrella wasn’t born with a passion for public service, but, as in a proverbial coming-of-age story, fire transformed him at the age of 17.

Winning projects from 800 contenders reflect US design and construction excellence based on teamwork, quality, innovation and industry and community impact

From the 35 winning projects located in 19 countries, three have been selected by judges and ENR editors as finalists for Global Project of the Year.

While clocking in at 1.6 miles in length, Valley Metro’s newest section of its Phoenix light rail system packs in many firsts for the area within its tight footprint.

Industry veterans picked 35 projects built in 19 countries from 120 entries to the annual contest.

It isn’t an exaggeration to say that Nadine M. Post is the top journalist on building design and construction and related topics. Her retirement after a 46-year association with ENR leaves a gap impossible to fill.