Migration Station: FENIX Museum Mixes Family History With Fresh Starts
The FENIX Museum of Migration in the port city of Rotterdam mixes industrial architecture with whimsy and hope.
Roaring Reno: Clemson Tigers Football Gets Upgraded
Brasfield & Gorrie has renovated the 41,000 square-foot home of South Carolina's Clemson Tigers.
Workforce Crunch Ahead: Construction Labor Demand Outpaces Supply
The U.S. construction industry needs 349,000 new workers by 2026 to address labor shortages and balance supply and demand.
Heads or Tails: Deloitte’s 2026 Construction Industry Outlook
A new report from Deloitte, “2026 Engineering and Construction Industry Outlook,” identifies significant headwinds facing the industry in 2026.
Dry Data: Zero-Water Data Center Design
Microsoft is introducing water-free cooling systems in data centers to enhance sustainability, saving 33 million gallons annually, with wider deployment expected
Connected and Protected: Digital Safety Tools for Construction
The “2025 Construction Industry Safety Challenges Report” examines how safety performance is being influenced by labor pressures, cost challenges and the adoption
Kwest Group’s Jeff Mustard
After serving as a Navy submarine sonar technician, Jeff Mustard is now pursuing a construction management degree at Bowling Green State University and interning
New Names and Faces: January 2026
A round up of ABC member companies' appointments, promotions and awards this month.
Construction Futures: January 2026
Construction spending and hiring slow while prices and backlog rise. Is this setting a precedent for the rest of the year?
Where, When, How: Analyzing 2025 Construction Safety Incidents
Is 9:00 A.M. the new midnight? Report reveals why it's a dangerous time on construction jobsites.
New Names and Faces: December 2025
Some of ABC's contractors, architects, engineers and more make major moves late in the year.
Steeling the Construction Industry
Steel prices are on an average decline since their pandemic-era uptick.
Building for the Boom: Of Data Centers, That Is
It seems data-center construction is propping up most of the industry's economy.
Willmar Electric Service’s David Chapin
Nearly a decade since his tenure as ABC National Chair, what is David Chapin doing?
MLK Way: Reshoring Philadelphia’s Famous Bridge
The 700-foot Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Bridge in Philadelphia gets a $20.1-million reno.
Data Centers, Tariffs, Inflation, Oh My: Anirban Basu on Construction Economy at Year’s End
According to audience poll responses, contractors today are worried about insufficient demand for their construction services—a stark contrast from just a couple
Recognize and Respond: Narcan Training to Combat Opioid Overdose in Construction
Skanska hosted Be Well Texas for a workshop on how to recognize the symptoms of opioid overdose and administer life-saving Narcan.
Tech Partnerships Paving the Way for Innovation in Construction
As a leading builder of commercial, residential and student housing in the Southeast United States, Juneau Construction Company is always up against the clock—but
On the Front Lines: Securing Support for Safety Supervisors
Safety supervisors don't work in a vacuum—they often finds means of support through training, technology and more.
Construction Futures: November 2025
Good news, bad news: The government is back open, but the data doesn't look so good for construction.
Move Over Bob, Construction Is for Girls!
More and more construction recruitment programs are targeting young women. Why is this one different?