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Duke University is considering converting the natural gas-fired boiler plant on its campus in Durham to a biogas-fired facility.

NY Presbyterian adapts construction of the David H. Koch ambulatory care center to fit a tight space and meet changing medical priorities and technology solutions.

Structural engineer traces R&D obsession to its early roots as it anticipates big ROIs on itself and the industry.

With image recognition, Big Data analysis and artificial intelligence coming to define construction, outdated and inefficient contracting and project management practices won’t cut it to build critical infrastructure projects at the scale and speed needed now.

Legislation authorizes $2.4 billion to build six new Corps of Engineers projects.

An upgraded 18V battery from Milwaukee Tools is now powering new angle grinders, reciprocating saws and a cordless table saw.

Sex harassment allegations against noted architect Richard Meier propel push against kept-quiet deals to hide bad behavior toward women.

A new type of cement that is based on a blend of limestone and calcined clay is gaining acceptance.