The city in northwest England is famous for its successful soccer teams, a vibrant music scene and, in recent years, a proliferation of tall buildings.

The industry is notoriously older, so construction companies are testing newer strategies to attract and retain the future workforce

Built spoke with the JLG Architects CEO about the advice she has for those who want to follow in her footsteps and what keeps her up at night

The Michigan native comes to the private sector after several years serving at the highest levels of government

In an effort to support cancer patients and strengthen community ties, First Nation Engineering’s blood drive during National Reconciliation Week aims to recruit 30 new donors and promote the importance of blood donation

Updating infrastructure is always an ambitious undertaking, but the reimagining of Washington, D.C.’s, aging sewer system has proven unique

The construction executive also talked to Built about what keeps him up at night and how he structures his time

With traditional housing prices abhorrently high, William Samuels and his partner devised an unconventional, inspiring alternative

To kick off Women in Construction Week 2024, Built looks back on its top stories of women making a difference in the industry from the past year

In honor of Black History Month, Built reflects on the top stories featuring Black construction professionals from the past several years

Construction for Change brings builders together on pro bono work on schools, hospitals and low-income housing around the world

Built spoke with Wiley about his serendipitous entry into the construction industry and what he would advise others thinking of following in his path

With suicide rates high in construction, these companies are working to destigmatize mental health and promote well-being efforts on the job

YouthBuild’s education and pre-apprenticeship program has partnered with more than 200,000 teens and young adults as they gain job skills in construction and other high-demand careers