Bridges: Cable-Stayed Pedestrian Span Rises to the Occasion
Structures: Work Begins on Long-Anticipated Federal Building
Infrastructure: Railroads Cooperate to Unclog Chicago Hub
Tunnels: Barcelona Metro Extends Its Reach
Water Resources: California Evaluates and Expands Desalination Effort
Drinking Water: New York City Moves Forward on UV Facility
Environmental Engineering: Lower Fox River Cleanup Plan Calls for Dredging and Capping
Environmental Engineering: General Electric Undertakes Design of Largest U.S. Dredging Operation
Structures: Angled Glass Facade Distinguishes Auto Showroom
Drinking Water: New System to Serve 200,000 in Three Plains States
Rail: Project Unifies Northern New Jersey Commuter Lines
Structures: Tennessee Expands Aquarium `to the Sea'
Technology: Culvert Test Bed May Help Improve Fish Passage
Court Decisions: Determining Differing Site Condition
Court Decisions: Assigning Arbitration
Court Decisions: Defining the Practices of Architecture and Engineering
Indemnification Clauses Not without Limitations
Grand Finale
For 87 years Oklahoma's state capitol remained unfinished, the majestic cast-in-place concrete dome its designers envisioned never built. But as Oklahoma approached its centennial�to...
The Smaller the Better
Many wastewater treatment plants in the United States seeking to expand or upgrade their facilities often face space limitations. But now a number of small-footprint technologies refined...
Ramping Up
The reconstruction of the Sprinfield interchange, also known as the Mixing Bowl�one of the largest, most complex highway projects in the nation�has reached the halfway point. But some...
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