The steel-framed Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota topped out last fall, bringing the entire project one step closer to completion.
Low Cost, High Risk: Don’t Cut Corners When It Comes to Construction Materials Trade
Artificially discounted construction equipment and materials from China have
been a proverbial siren song to contractors facing increasing input costs, but there can be dire problems and unseen costs.
Nonresidential Construction Spending Down 0.2% in December; Data Centers and Manufacturing Make Up 94% of Spending Increase in 2024
Nonresidential construction spending was down again in December, primarily in the public sector.
For the Feds: Deltek’s 2025 List of Top Federal Opportunities in the AEC Industry
With opportunities abounding in the AEC industry, Deltek sheds light on those leaning federal.
Accelerated Learning: Phelps Turns a 12-Story Office Into a School in Six Months
Phelps Construction Group renovated a 12-story office building for a Kindle Education public charter school—and they did it really, really fast.
Meeting the Growing Demand for American Semiconductor Facilities
With the rise of AI, a new administration and growing demand for American-made products, the semiconductor industry is experiencing a boom.
Our Lady of Paris: Notre Dame Reopens
In a stunning return, Notre Dame de Paris opens after a 2019 fire destroyed part of its historic spire.
Closeout: Mile-High Milestone
The Populus Hotel towers over the mile-high city like a scene straight out of Star Wars.










