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Work of Art
Cincinnati's new art center is being lauded for its structural animation and innovative use of form. Rendering this sculptural edifice in concrete and steel within a limited...

Restoring PATH
Service from northern New Jersey to lower Manhattan on the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) commuter rail system will soon be restored thanks to a speedy rehabilitation of tunnels and...

Holding Up
Now that the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site is under way, the time is right to examine the status of the remaining slurry wall foundation system and consider how future construction...

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White House, Congress Differ on Transportation Plans

Bridges: Hoover Dam Bypass Project Gets Under Way

Water Resources: Group Surveys Earth's Aquifers

Transit: Bus, Light-Rail Options Multiplying in Los Angeles

Structures: Clinton Library Under Way in Little Rock

Environmental Engineering: DOE to Extract Icy Nuclear Barrier

Environmental Engineering: Mudslide Threat Forces Immediate Superfund Action

Storm Water: University to Filter Runoff before Diverting It to Cave

Mass Transit: Times Square Station Reconstruction Relieves Cramped Conditions

Bridges: Rail Yard Complicates Design of South African Crossing

Context-Sensitive Design: Bridge Replacement Combines Sensibility with Sensitivity

Water Supply: Retapped Well Relieves Water Needs in New England Town

Rehabilitation: Bechtel Begins Work on Iraqi Port

Drinking Water: Testing Begins on Boston's Latest Storage Tank

Geotechnical Engineering: Foundation Completed for New 7 World Trade Center

 

 

 

 

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