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Studio Gang has unveiled the flowing curves of its Kresge College extension at the University of California in Santa Cruz

Hines and the Tampa Bay Rays announced an agreement with the City of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Pinellas County to develop a new ballpark and mixed-use development by the Hines Historic Gas Plant Partnership on the 86-acre site where the team’s current stadium sits.

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For the next several months, a lone magnolia tree will stand atop the five-story apartment house under construction alongside the headquarters of Catholic Chari

For the next several months, a lone magnolia tree will stand atop the five-story apartment house under construction alongside the headquarters of Catholic Chari

NAMC-OR partner, member win DJC Women of Vision awards In late October, NAMC-OR partner Truebeck Construction’s Betsy Bice and member Try Excellence’s Ericka Warren were recognized as leaders in the construction industry by the Daily Journal of Commerce. The two were presented with DJC Oregon Women of Vision awards for their technical skills, mentoring and ...

Catholic Charities of Oregon and its partners have broken ground on a 27-unit, $6 million building that aims to fill the chasm between shelters and permanent ho

Catholic Charities of Oregon and its partners have broken ground on a 27-unit, $6 million building that aims to fill the chasm between shelters and permanent ho

A new application to help digitize the concrete business The OnSite mobile app provides an up-to-the-minute look at concrete operations, including how much material is scheduled to be poured, trucks on site or in transit, and much more. (Josh Kulla/for the DJC) A new mobile app created by global firm HeidelbergCement is now in the hands of concrete contractors in the Portland area. HeidelbergCement subsidiary Cadman Materials is using the app, called OnSite, to coordinate deliveries of concr...

Posted on 8833 As the COVID-19 pandemic deepened, leading U.S. engineering and construction firms joined forces in May, leveraging their deep safety expertise and best practices in a campaign to ensure the well-being of crews and office teams facing the outbreak’s complex challenges. Now for that push with pilot projects already in play, the NEXT Coalition is being honored, winning Construction Dive magazine’s coveted “Innovat...