The steel-framed Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota topped out last fall, bringing the entire project one step closer to completion.
Robins & Morton’s Rachael Farr
How a journalism major made her way up the construction career ladder—and why law school is her next rung.
For the Feds: Deltek’s 2025 List of Top Federal Opportunities in the AEC Industry
With opportunities abounding in the AEC industry, Deltek sheds light on those leaning federal.
News Briefs: January/February 2025
Wisconsin tops the charts for construction in the 50 states, and demolition safety gets an update.
Beyond the Hammer: A Fresh Approach to Leadership, Culture and Building High Performance Teams
Beyond the Hammer: A Fresh Approach to Leadership, Culture, and Building High Performance Teams
By Brian Gottleib
Road Warriors: Making Work Travel Work Better
Work travel is back but not necessarily better. A new report reveals where workers wish they had more travel options.
Sargent Corporation’s Glenn Adams
From park ranger to civil engineer to business development director, Sargent's Glenn Adams talks his winding work path and fresh raspberry pie.
Paving the Way: How Tech Is Teaching the New Generation
Construction has a long road ahead when it comes to bringing a new workforce up to speed on critical skills—but rapid advancements in technology and data analytics can make the trip smoother for all.









