on May 08,2013 in Feature
When embarking upon a roofing renovation project, one of the first decisions for the Building Team is whether to tear off and replace the existing...
on April 30,2013 in Feature
Kate Steel of Steel Consulting Services offers tips and advice for choosing the correct code-compliant glazing product for every fire-rated...
on April 02,2013 in Feature
If you do hotels, schools, student unions, office buildings, performing arts centers, transportation facilities, or any structure with a lobby,...
on February 03,2013 in Feature
A mechanical engineering team overcomes numerous hurdles to help make a new federal courthouse in Iowa a showpiece of ‘government work’ at its...
on February 11,2011 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
Located on historic South Main Street in Fall River, Mass., the Fall River Justice Center opened last fall to serve as the city’s Superior...
on October 13,2010 in Feature
The 187,032-sf East County Hall of Justice in Dublin, Calif., will be oriented to take advantage of daylighting, with exterior sunshades...
on October 12,2010 in Feature
27th Annual Reconstruction Awards—Special Recognition. The relocation and consolidation of hundreds of employees from seven departments of...
on August 11,2010 in Feature (Web Exclusive)
Gafcon, a leading California-based construction management and consulting firm, announced today that construction is now complete on a new $1.6...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
As the need for new state, county, and municipal facilities keeps growing and funding for public building construction continues to shrink, state and...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
Take a stroll through a new residential housing development at many U.S. military posts, and you'd be hard-pressed to tell it apart from a newer...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
In the days when three-quarters of America was a wild, lawless no-man's land, Pioneer Courthouse in Portland, Ore., stood out as a symbol of justice...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
The Old Patent Office Building in Washington, D.C., completed in 1867, houses two Smithsonian Institution museums—the National Portrait Gallery and...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
The Robert F. Kennedy Main Justice Building houses the U.S. Attorney General's office, the Justice Department headquarters, and the largest historic...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
At 69 square miles, Vineland is New Jersey's largest city, at least in geographic area, and it has a rich history. It was established in 1861 as a...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
Judges saw the Triple Bridge Gateway in Midtown Manhattan as more art installation than building project, but they were impressed at how the...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
The Virginia State Capitol Building—originally designed by Thomas Jefferson and almost as old as the nation itself—has proudly served as the oldest...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
1. Riverwalk Transforms Chicago's Second Waterfront Chicago has long enjoyed a beautiful waterfront along Lake Michigan, but the Windy City's second...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
When Milwaukee's City Hall was completed in 1896, it was, at 394 feet in height, the third-tallest structure in the United States. Designed by Henry...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
After more than a century without a substantial renovation, Old Suffolk County Courthouse, designed in Neo-Classical style by Boston's first city...
on August 11,2010 in Feature
As a shining symbol of civic pride in Los Angeles County, Pasadena City Hall stood as the stately centerpiece of Pasadena's Civic Center since 1927....
