The Puget Sound Gateway Program will connect missing links in the state's port and highway network.

The PAE Living Building is the 35th building in the world to earn full certification from the International Living Future Institute's rigorous sustainability program.

The 58,000-sq-ft PAE Living Building in Portland, Ore., is the first privately developed speculative office building fully certified under the rigorous Living Building Challenge of the International Living Future Institute, and one of only 35 fully certified Living Buildings in the world.

The pair of actions halt major projects to develop mining and energy resources in Alaska's interior.

Sound Transit, serving the Seattle metropolitan area, will debut the first 6.5-mile segment of its $3.67-billion East Link Extension April 27, launching light-rail service along an eight-station route between South Bellevue and the Redmond Technology Center, both east of the city.

WSDOT’s expansive portfolio of projects—from the mega to the miniscule—are keeping Northwest contractors busy.

No word yet on when the next construction phase of the company's HQ2 development in Virginia will proceed.

The bridge rebuild is a key piece of WSDOT's $5.67B program to reconstruct the entire SR 502 corridor from I-405 in Bellevue to I-5 in Seattle.

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has been named ENR Northwest's 2024 Owner of the Year

Drones, self-propelled modular transporters and a curtain wall that really does hang off the roof like a curtain are all notable technologies that made installing an 18-million-lb timber roof possible at Portland International Airport.