Articles by Emell D. Adolphus

Revenue for the Top 250 International Contractors is the highest since 2015, rising to $499.7 billion last year.

These villas on the northern shore of the United Arab Emirates’ Jumeirah Bay island were designed to incorporate green spaces, sustainable landscaping and eco-friendly materials—setting a new standard for how future developments can reduce impact on the island’s ecological health, according to the project team.

Project in Germany will add carbon capture and sequestration technology to existing cement plant.

The restructuring aims to boost the firm's growth in biopharma, energy transition, data center and semiconductor markets.

Top subcontractors are investing in more training programs to help field managers battle burnout across jobsites as they navigate bigger construction challenges.

Revenue reaches a third consecutive year of double-digit growth with a focus on teamwork, recruitment and retention.

Even before projects reach the shovel-ready phase, a “business as usual” mindset can stunt sustainability goals, says John Delaney, sustainability director at Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners.

For the second consecutive year, Top 400 revenue has increased by a double-digit percentage—rising 13.9% to $556.9 billion from $488.98 billion last year while median firm revenue is also up 10.9% to $629.5 million.

Revenue for the Top 250 International Contractors is at its highest since 2015, rising to $499.7 billion last year.

Project goals can be a moving target amid intensifying inflation, climate change and supply chain disruptions roiling the global marketplace, say this year’s Top 225 International Design Firms.