Three office-to-residential conversions have had work halted. Rigorous response to safety concerns and extensive code compliance issues make that predictable albeit unique.

The Grand Hyatt Miami Beach will connect to the city’s convention center via a climate-controlled skyway and open the doors for larger events in the city.

The Applied Technology Education Center at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy will help students learn skills related to advanced semiconductor technology, robotics and clean energy.

A final order in the case could offer an early template for other large behind-the-meter loads, requiring rapid curtailment during grid emergencies while limiting participation in demand response programs.

Climbing interest rates and high inflation have resulted in slowing demand despite the data center boom, writes a construction accountant. 

Type II safety helmets are reshaping construction head protection across North America.

The construction team will upgrade the Anderson Dam near San Jose, which is operating at limited capacity due to seismic concerns.

The city qualifies for a 65% federal cost share following a U.S. Army Corps feasibility study, paving the way for more than 20 flood-protection projects expected to prevent $41 billion in damages.

A more than threefold increase in data center backlog helped the company raise overall revenue guidance, but debt restructuring resulted in a loss, according to the firm's Q2 earnings report.

Plus, Granite opens a new aggregate yard and Amtrak awards contracts on a New Jersey bridge job.