Revoking the award, if justified, would be good for the architectural profession.

Industry executives may have hoped the recently passed tax law and President Trump’s promises to fix the nation’s crumbling infrastructure would lead to new superhighways paved with gold.

The investigation into Carillion’s rapid insolvency and liquidation is now in full swing. 

Coal's demise means more work for engineers and contractors.

How many of today’s $17-an-hour construction laborers are tomorrow’s $90,000-a-year project managers? During the partisan opera unfolding over immigration in Washington, D.C., the question is worth asking.

Deploying solar as a viable energy source in frigid climates presents challenges that are not present when developing solar installations in more temperate climates.

The job market and the tech world got some good news this summer when a comprehensive Pew Poll found that 48% of Americans want to increase federal funding for science research—up 11 points from only four years ago—and just 12% want to see cuts.

The status quo of megaprojects these days is not good, with as many as two-thirds significantly disappointing on budget and schedule.