Baltimore gets first-of-its-kind sustainable floating wetland August 23, 2024 The National Aquarium in Baltimore, Md., recently unveiled the Harbor Wetland exhibit, a 929-m2 (10,000-sf) floating wetland. + Read More

Ohio hospital recognized for exceptional drywall design August 21, 2024 North American Gypsum Trophy Awards, the biannual celebration of excellence in drywall design and craftsmanship, celebrated the winners of this year’s projects in the United States. + Read More

Seattle bridge to get a $1.4B seismically resilient upgrade August 20, 2024 The Portage Bay Bridge in Seattle will get a $1.4B upgrade with two new parallel bridges that meet current seismic resiliency standards. + Read More

Chicago to convert vacant office buildings into affordable housing August 14, 2024 The city of Chicago plans to convert a collection of empty downtown office buildings into mixed-used and residential towers. + Read More

Virginia aquarium and science center undergoes $28M transformation August 13, 2024 Following a $28 million transformation, the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center has unveiled the 3,929 m2 (42,300 sf) renovated south building. + Read More

$1.2B invested in infrastructure projects across U.S. and Canada August 12, 2024 A $1.2B contract for nine projects in Texas, Tennessee, and Florida, as well as Canada was recently awarded to sustainable infrastructure firm Ferrovial + Read More

California becomes home to world’s first climate-positive arena August 6, 2024 Intuit Dome, home to the Los Angeles Clippers, is the world’s first climate-positive arena located in Inglewood, Cal. + Read More

Construction begins on Wyoming’s nuclear power plant August 2, 2024 Construction firm Bechtel broke ground on the Natrium Advanced Reactor Demonstration Project. + Read More

Texas welcomes world’s first S-curve network-tied bridge August 1, 2024 The Northaven Trail Bridge in Dallas is the only known S-curved, network-tied bridge in the world and was set overnight. + Read More

Tallest mass timber building proposed for Milwaukee July 29, 2024 A former parking lot in Milwaukee could soon be repurposed to include the tallest mass timber building in the world. + Read More