Articles by Nadine M. Post

Family by choice is a great way to describe Greg Knutson’s close ties to Mortenson, his only employer—ever. 

Milwaukee forges a developer-friendly permitting path for construction of a 284-ft-tall timber and concrete tower

The Structural Engineering Institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers, which has kicked off the first U.S. campaign aimed at reducing embodied carbon in structural systems, is issuing a call for engineers to join the crusade. 

A free digital design tool that can help reduce the carbon footprint of a site is putting climate-friendly landscape architecture on a better path.

The U.S. Green Building Council is seeking input to further develop an equity strategy for its green-building programs. 

ASHRAE’s move into a 1970s-era building near Atlanta is designed to be a living laboratory for sustainable retrofits. 

Code-based earthquake engineering is on the verge of getting simpler, thanks to the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program’s recommendation to replace the traditional seismic hazards maps with an improved seismic hazards database. 

Arena’s building team in quake-prone Seattle uses 4D BIM to manage the constructibility nightmare associated with supporting an iconic cover during construction