- People
- Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Johns Thomas Vellikara began his construction career in his native India; now, nearing completion of his master’s degree in the US, he’s determined to take the industry to new heights
- People
- Hilary Daninhirsch
Erica Cochran Hameen, an assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Architecture, sees the potential of her field beyond the built environment
- People
- Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
Jacqueline Chen, a civil engineering student at the University of Southern California, wants to work in the industry thanks to its continuing embrace of innovative technology
- Innovation, People
- Frank Kalman
Marc Robillard credits constantly evolving construction technology tools for allowing him and his engineering colleagues to effectively help clients carry out their visionary ideas
- People
- Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
The North Carolina-based family-owned contractor credits its successful business expansion to a people-centric approach
- People, Projects
- Diana Kightlinger
Major investments in infrastructure and energy in the years ahead mean lucrative opportunities for construction firms. But the industry faces a major worker shortage that will require purposeful actions to reverse
- People
- Sarah Lindenfeld Hall
A former team sports doctor, the chiropractic physician has emerged as the go-to provider for Chicago-area construction workers looking to avoid long-term injuries from arduous jobsite work
- People
- Pat Olsen
The construction executive discusses material price volatility, labor shortages, plus how he came of age in the industry
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