Articles by Jeff Yoders

Equipment giant says move from suburban Chicago to Irving, Texas will leave production largely unchanged when completed in 2023.

 Engineering simulation and finite element analysis technology firm Ansys has purchased OnScale, a cloud engineering simulation service that was developed within the Thornton Tomasetti Weidlinger Innovation accelerator.

After recently passing its first anniversary as a public company, the construction tech provider is stepping up efforts for its users to track greenhouse gas emissions in construction.

A final independent report from a forensic team backed by the Association of State Dam Safety Officials found that rapid, static liquefaction of earthen embankments caused the May 2020 collapse of the Edenville and downstream Sanford Dams in Michigan.

Materials supply chain disruptions and the mass retirement of older workers in the skilled trades—a trend that actually began in the 2010s—have forced preconstruction professionals and estimators to be more resourceful than ever. 

ENR Midwest welcomes new editor Annemarie Mannion, Jeff Yoders says goodbye to Midwest readers after promotion.

The last civic project by architect Helmut Jahn rises like a landing craft in a 288-acre Wisconsin field.

The team building Salesforce Tower Chicago reports it reduced the embodied carbon in the 1.2-million-sq-ft speculative office high-rise by 19%.

Design firms saw their revenue grow in 2021 but supply chain uncertainty and inflation loom even as demand for design services remains strong.