From Guarding Nukes to Guarding Projects: How Bluebeam’s Josh Sergent Found Mission Beyond the Air Force
One veteran’s journey from high-stakes patrols to customer success shows how mission and teamwork never really end—they just evolve
One veteran’s journey from high-stakes patrols to customer success shows how mission and teamwork never really end—they just evolve
One veteran’s journey from tactical fueling to guiding Bluebeam customers shows that service doesn’t stop when the uniform comes off
A marketing intern with zero construction experience reflects on what she learned—and unlearned—while helping tell the stories behind the buildings
Bob Medina blends early mornings on the jobsite with evenings sharing construction skills online, turning a blueprint course into a mission to inspire and educate tradespeople
A North Carolina nonprofit is blending supply chain innovation, contractor collaboration and community labor to rebuild after Hurricane Helene
From a determined young laborer to a construction manager overseeing multi-million-dollar projects, Mara Horn’s journey proves that perseverance and passion can break barriers in a male-dominated industry
Explore six historic U.S. megaprojects that redefined American infrastructure, engineering and national growth
From century-old tunnels to cutting-edge megaprojects, Paris is redefining how cities build—and how infrastructure can shape urban life for generations
Build Out Alliance, started in 2017, has grown mightily in cities like New York, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, with the goal of building community and advocacy around the changing demographics of those working in the construction industry
Judaline Cassidy, a veteran New York City plumber, is helping girls break into the skilled trades through her nonprofit, Tools & Tiaras
Maine-based line striping specialist Kailyn Braddock shares how late nights, hard lessons and serious hustle helped her build a career on her own terms
As the industry faces a critical skilled labor shortage, modern vocational training programs—many as early as high school—are quietly rebuilding the workforce from the ground up
As mental health concerns rise across the construction industry, leaders and workers alike are beginning to confront the stigma and push for meaningful change
Bluebeam’s new conference, which aims to address the major trends shaping the future of construction, will take place from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2 in Washington, D.C.
A look at how modern design and construction are reshaping US sports stadiums into world-class venues for sports and live entertainment