Paralympic swimmer and design consultant Ileana Rodriguez is passionate about the freedom of movement.

Thomas J. McGuinness has spent three decades on projects with agencies such as the New York State Dept. of Transportation building mostly highways and bridges.

With COVID-19 cases rising across the country last spring, Philadelphia health care providers braced for horror.

New technologies are offered up to the construction industry every day, but actually stitching them together into a usable workflow is the real challenge.

Years of working on prominent, fast-track projects in Africa equipped Italian engineer Claudio Lautizi to manage the speedy replacement of Genoa’s 1.1-km-long collapsed Polcevera viaduct in full public glare.

Family by choice is a great way to describe Greg Knutson’s close ties to Mortenson, his only employer—ever. 

The residential tower with the striking surface built above New York City’s Museum of Modern Art was incredibly challenging to build.

See all the stunning visual drama of construction from an unprecedented and controversial year.

Despite a tumultuous year that made traveling to jobsites difficult at best, ENR readers still came through—and then some—by submitting more than 900 entries to our annual photo contest.