Under the radar, behind the project gate, inside the executive suite. That's where ENR's editors and bloggers deliver their insights, opinions, cool-headed analysis and hot-headed rantings.
Some contractors think it looks like the Batmobile. Others say it's a medieval torture device. Either way, the Phoenix slipform curb machine is turning heads in Las Vegas.
ASHRAE has polished its image in a way to communicate its commitment to high-performance buildings, not just heating, ventilating, refrigerating and air-conditioning systems.
The housing downturn badly hurt the market for concrete transit mixers, but vendors are drawing up new battle lines in preparation for an economic rebound.
As Congress searches for new revenue sources to help finance a new surface-transportation bill, the two leading proposals so far are pretty quiet about widening the use of tolls. Emotions are strong on both sides of the toll issue, as a recent debate on the issue demonstrated. The debate, sponsored by the Eno Foundation, a
In the end, construction is all about locations. We build things in places. Material moves from place to place and workers are either here or there. Tools that can track things and people have implications for construction.
This timelapse proves that the speed of construction in China is increasing exponentially. But it hasn't gotten any quicker than Broad Group's 30-story building going up in 360 hours.
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