38 states add construction jobs in January as firms fight to keep up with demand

Florida added the highest number of jobs for the month, while California saw the steepest decline.

By Kim Slowey • March 14, 2017

Report: San Diego soccer development could generate $2.8B annual economic boon

The proposed $2.5 billion SoccerCity complex would take the place of Qualcomm Stadium, the former home of the Chargers.

By Kim Slowey • March 14, 2017

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Preconstruction

Careful collaboration before shovels hit dirt is key to a successful project, experts say.

By Construction Dive staff

Hunt Construction files $27M lawsuit against subcontractor for delays on Austin, TX hotel

The $350 million Fairmont project will be the city's largest hotel when completed in August.

By Kim Slowey • March 14, 2017

Gramercy District's 8-acre addition to open a year ahead of development schedule

The $500 million complex in Ashburn, VA, has absorbed adjacent commercial and retail space, which will allow 22 City Link to begin leasing earlier than expected.

By Kim Slowey • March 14, 2017

The Dotted Line: How employers can protect construction workers from external threats

Companies are going the extra mile to ensure their employees are safe from hazards ranging from roadside risks to job site crime.

By Kim Slowey • March 14, 2017

The 50 States of Construction: How NY firms adapt to complex logistics, soaring demand

Chris Pepey, a senior estimator with Turner, explores the unique challenges and opportunities for companies operating in the nation's largest market.

By Emily Peiffer • March 13, 2017

This week in construction

We're exploring how construction companies can protect workers from external threats, the impact of Trump's regulatory cuts on OSHA and new construction data.

By Emily Peiffer , Hallie Busta • March 13, 2017

GSA delays decision on FBI headquarters relocation

The General Services Administration said site selection for the potential $2 billion project is on hold pending Congressional appropriations.

By Kim Slowey • March 13, 2017

The first BREEAM USA In-Use certified building is a CA shopping mall

The 1.3 million-square-foot retail facility was upgraded with energy efficient systems to meet the new benchmarking standard for existing buildings.

By Kim Slowey • March 13, 2017

Report: NYC union construction workforce more diverse, higher-earning than nonunion

Nonunion groups disputed the findings of the report, which was released as the city considers a controversial proposal requiring apprenticeships for certain work.

By Kim Slowey • March 13, 2017

Construction employment surges to 10-year high in February

The nonresidential sector contributed two-thirds of the 58,000 total industry jobs created last month.

By Mary Tyler March • March 10, 2017

6 AEC firms make Fortune list of 100 Best Companies to Work For

Construction companies making inclusivity and work-life balance a part of their mission have scored high in recent employee satisfaction rankings.

By Hallie Busta • March 10, 2017

Developer cancels plans for wooden tower in NYC

SHoP Architects' 10-story condo building had won a 2015 USDA contest showcasing mass timber design. 

By Kim Slowey • March 10, 2017

Mailbag: Women in construction share their experiences

To wrap up Women in Construction Week, we've collected responses from readers who told their stories and are advocating for other women leaders in the field.

By Mary Tyler March • March 10, 2017

New Google campus gets green light from Mountain View, CA officials

The roughly 600,000-square-foot complex will include a public plaza, bike and pedestrian paths, ground-floor retail and other features to attract locals.

By Kim Slowey • March 10, 2017

Fighting bias with intent: Rosa Sheng on empathy, mentors for achieving equity in architecture

A longtime champion for underrepresented groups in the industry, Sheng explains how advocacy and being deliberate in architectural design can tackle prejudice head on.

By Mary Tyler March • March 9, 2017

Stalled $1.3B Las Vegas Strip arena development sees revival

Former NBA player Jackie Robinson has proposed plans for a professional sports team to play out of the facility, supplemented by concerts and conventions.

By Kim Slowey • March 9, 2017

Los Angeles voters say 'no' to anti-development Measure S

The controversial initiative that would put a short-term ban on zoning changes for high-density building failed to secure the votes needed to pass.

By Kim Slowey • March 9, 2017

Detroit approves SHoP timeline for $700M mixed-use tower

Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert is spearheading the project, which would add 1.2 million square feet of residential, commercial, office and parking space.

By Kim Slowey • March 9, 2017

A new stronghold: How the rise of right-to-work is impacting construction labor

As the number of right-to-work states continues to climb, unions are pushing back against those looking to erode their influence.

By Kim Slowey • March 9, 2017

From thin air: 3-D printer cranks out a house in 24 hours

Concept projects like Apis Cor's show how additive manufacturing technology could be a game-changer for large-scale construction in the future.

By Chris Wood • March 8, 2017

Activity-based workplace design boosts employee well-being

Task-specific workstations, private spaces and modular design are key to increased productivity according to a white paper from Perkins Eastman and Three H.

By Chris Wood • March 8, 2017

A foot in the door: Danielle Dy Buncio on improving diversity by starting in schools

The CEO and president of Chicago-based VIATechnik explains the connection between employing workers with varied backgrounds and industry innovation.

By Mary Tyler March • March 8, 2017

BIM beats paper: How digital construction data management is becoming status quo

Mobile devices and the need to network disparate databases will both hasten the technology's adoption as the de facto construction management platform.

By Chris Wood • March 8, 2017

'Accomplish the mission': How Amber Peebles brings a Marine Corps mindset to the job site

The Virginia-based Athena Construction president has adapted her problem-solving skills to succeed in the inherently risky construction industry.

By Emily Peiffer • March 8, 2017