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My recent blog post regarding the implosion of Orlando's Amway Arena drew some excited responses from a few folks. With that in mind, here are a few more implosion videos.

Orlando's Amway Arena, once the toast of the town, came down in a few seconds via a March 25 implosion. Check the video here.

The votes have been tallied, and AECOM has been named ENR Southeast's "Design Firm of the Year."  An article profiling the firm will be featured in the upcoming May issue of ENR Southeast.

Here, ENR Southeast looks back at South Carolina's latest six months of construction contract activity, based on data from McGraw-Hill Construction.

The May 9 issue of ENR Southeast will feature our annual Top Design Firms ranking, which will include 90 firms this year.

By all accounts, Dr. W. David Carrier III is a preeminent geotechnical expert on the science of soil. But he's a bit stumped by the cracking at Tampa Bay Water's reservoir.

At the ongoing federal trial in Tampa, Tampa Bay Water's Amanda Rice addressed some disputed photos and the history of the reservoir's drawdown rate.

As the case of Tampa Bay Water v. HDR Engineering entered its first day of witness testimony, the utility's general manager withstood combative questioning about drawdown rates and Black & Veatch's theories about cracking at the reservoir

With nearly $100 million on the line, attorneys for Tampa Bay Water and HDR Engineering didn't hesitate to delve into design details as they offered their opening arguments in the federal jury trial that started March 12 in Tampa.

Over the last six months, the volume of new construction contracts in North Carolina has been on a bit of a roller-coaster ride.