Lennar postpones plans to spin off multifamily subsidiary
The builder is going to "wait for the right timing" to spin off Quarterra, according to CEO Stuart Miller.
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San Fran music school’s new glass building achieves acoustical efficiency
San Francisco Conservatory of Music’s (SFCM)’s new building features white and transparent double-glazed glass on its facade, pushing the glass’…
Work culminates at $666M interstate highway project in Texas
Fluor Corporation, together with state and local leaders, recently celebrated the completion of the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TXDOT’s)…
Nationally recognized Louisiana firm announces principals’ retirement
Following long and celebrated careers over the last four decades, leading EskewDumezRipple, principals Mark Ripple and Tracy Lea will retire at the en…
Alabama contractor gives Santa a break
In a video that carries on a longstanding holiday tradition, Brasfield & Gorrie employees bring out their acting skills to help St. Nick.
425 Park Avenue, a new modernist icon in Central Park area
425 Park Avenue is the first full-block office building on New York’s Park Avenue in over 50 years. It is located alongside other modernist icons su…
Contractors increasingly use digital workflows to deliver projects faster
New research shows nearly half of all contractors are using technology to streamline what were once pen-and-paper tasks.
Remote work, quality of life lure tech workers away from traditional hubs
Digital transformation means a more dispersed workforce, and the rise of burgeoning tech hubs.
Construction remains one of country’s deadliest industries
The fatality rate dipped slightly in 2021, according to new government data, but construction remains among the most dangerous occupations.
Holiday lights build seasonal spirit across jobsites
A little bit of festive cheer goes a long way, as shown by Construction Dive's Holiday Lights contest winners.
