Articles Tagged with ''Illinois''

The 30,000-sq-ft Oracle Innovation Lab on the company’s Deerfield, Ill., campus has demonstration space for construction technologies ranging from robots to drones to building automation. While it opened in 2019, the pandemic delayed any serious experiments from getting underway until April 2022.

Six people were killed when a tornado hit the Edwardsville, Ill., Amazon fulfillment center in December 2021.

Balancing the desire for an iconic bridge with the need to maintain a tight budget, T.Y. Lin International designed a curved bridge that spans the Fox River in the heart of downtown Aurora, Ill.

Material shortages presented challenges throughout construction of the 190,000-sq-ft data center.

Landmarks Preservation Council gives Preservation awards to 9 projects.

Reflection claims in its lawsuit that it has lost more than $13 million in profits from lost bids due to LeVan companies misrepresenting and exaggerating the efficacy of the Talon Wall system. 

Google plans to renovate the 1.2-million-sq-ft Loop building, completed in 1985, in a sustainable way.

Interior designers receive limited stamp and seal privileges under new Illinois law.

Agency recommends improved severe weather safety procedures after the partial collapse in Illinois that killed six workers but raises no issues over design or construction.