ENR New England seeks nominations for its annual Legacy Award. We are looking for industry leaders who have established a solid “legacy” of lifetime service to the AEC industry and their colleagues. The winners will be honored during this year’s Best Projects event in Boston on Dec. 8, and we will write a profile story about them in an upcoming ENR New England magazine.

ENR MidAtlantic seeks nominations for its Legacy Award. The Legacy Award is given annually by ENR regional editors to an individual in their regions who has achieved a lifetime legacy of service, both to the AEC profession and the community.

The Boston Landmarks Commission voted Tuesday night to give Boston's iconic Citgo sign preliminary landmark status. The vote means that any building plans for the building would be subjected to voluntary design review by the Landmarks Commission.  

The MidAtlantic Top Contractor of the Year award has been awarded to James G. Davis Construction Corporation. 

I am thrilled to announce ENR New England’s class of Top Young Professionals for 2016. These nine extraordinary individuals have compiled impressive resumes in just a few short years in the industry.

The top 10 firms in the ENR MidAtlantic Top Contractor rankings nearly surpassed pre-recession levels in 2015, raising a combined $10.33 billion, up from $9.9 billion in 2014 and $9 billion in 2013. In 2008, the top 10 contractors collected a total of $10.7 billion.

Jumping to 59 on ENR’s national Top 400 Contractors list this year, up from 63 the previous year, Shawmut saw its revenue rise 22.6 percent in 2015 to $1.2 billion. 

The unpredictability of a coming presidential election can slow down construction markets, at least temporarily.

When a retaining wall collapsed on CSX railroad tracks in Baltimore on April 30, 2014, city officials quickly called on engineering firm Whitman Requardt and Associates for help.

Just as the Broadway hit “Hamilton” packs the epic biography of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton into a three-hour rap opera, the $120-million Museum of the American Revolution under construction in Philadelphia ambitiously jams the eight-year war into a tight urban site.