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Round and Round: The Las Vegas Sphere

by Grace Calengor | Nov 29, 2023
Commercial | Markets

Sphere is here! Developers of the Las Vegas megaproject call the gigantic, immersive entertainment venue the largest spherical structure in the world. Building it meant choosing the right partners, working with advanced technology, dealing with COVID—and lifting 32,000 tons of steel.

Get Paid to Preserve Historic Buildings and Landmarks Across America

by Mary Scott Nabers | Nov 10, 2023
Institutional | Markets | Public

Funding is available through this national program to preserve and protect historic public assets of every type.

Encore for a Legend: Reviving a Historic D.C. Club

by Christie Chapman | Nov 1, 2023
Departments | Markets | Project Management

The Atlantis, a new, $10-million live-music venue in Washington, D.C., recreates the glory of a beloved institution.

Back to the Border

by Construction Executive | Nov 1, 2023
Infrastructure | Markets | Nuts + Bolts | Project Snapshot

After vowing not to spend additional money building the wall on the U.S.–Mexico border begun by the Trump administration, President Joe Biden has authorized construction of a new, 20-mile section of the wall in Starr County, Texas.

From the Ashes: Reconstructing After the Maui Wildfire

West Maui Construction has been working on the front lines since a history-making wildfire was still burning through the Hawaiian town of Lahaina. Now the company is involved in cleanup and recovery—and looking forward to helping rebuild.

Here Comes the [Building Sector] Boom

by David McMillin | Nov 1, 2023
Cover Story | Economy | Features | Markets

Against a backdrop of economic uncertainty, select nonresidential sectors are on fire. Construction leaders share why manufacturing, health care, data centers and multifamily housing are such good bets right now—and how long they might remain so.

Closeout: Fortress of Learning

by Construction Executive | Nov 1, 2023
Departments | Institutional | Markets

A royal renovation of Capers Hall at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina.

Statue of Liberty Museum Uses Structural Thermal Breaks to Protect the Past and the Planet

by Alyson Hallander | Oct 13, 2023
Industrial | Institutional | Markets | Public

The museum provides a context for the nation’s ideal of liberty while protecting precious artifacts, including the statue's original torch.

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Get Paid to Preserve Historic Buildings and Landmarks Across America

Encore for a Legend: Reviving a Historic D.C. Club

Back to the Border

From the Ashes: Reconstructing After the Maui Wildfire

Here Comes the [Building Sector] Boom

Closeout: Fortress of Learning

Statue of Liberty Museum Uses Structural Thermal Breaks to Protect the Past and the Planet

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