Soil Construction: Where—And How—Building With Clay Thrives
As concrete’s prevalence continues to pose a danger to the long-term health of the environment, can clay- and soil-based materials serve as a viable option for builders?
Civil Infrastructure’s Fresh Opportunity: Building For Cyclists
The COVID-19 pandemic has provided an unexpected boost to cyclists, civil engineers and designers interested in promoting more bike-friendly roadways
For Traffic Safety, Roundabouts Run Circles Around Stoplights
In Indiana’s roundabout capital of Carmel, traffic fatalities are way down, and a maverick mayor is taking the case for this traditional civil infrastructure design on the road
Red Car Bridge Aims to Make L.A. More Pedestrian-Friendly
Projects like the Red Car Pedestrian Bridge seek to transform Los Angeles into a city less reliant on cars and more fashioned for walkers
Builder, Spare Those Trees!
Indiana University’s online, interactive tree inventory offers a model for tree-safe construction projects
How Barton Malow Is Becoming More Environmentally Sustainable
The general contractor aims to focus on renewable energy, local partnerships and better monitoring of its operations
L.A.’s Secret Weapon Against Climate Change: More Trees
Southern California is one of the fastest-warming areas of the U.S., so Los Angeles and other cities are turning to urban forestry as a cooling strategy
There’s More to Highway Noise Barriers Than Meets the Eye—Or Ear
Though visually boring, the types of materials used—and what they do to sound—in highway noise barriers is interesting
A Revu Guide for Civil
Bluebeam Revu isn’t just for the vertical built environment. Here are ways civil engineering and project teams can take advantage of the software
A Bridge to the Future
AIT Bridges produces the bridges our nation needs in an innovative and cost-effective manner
This Australian Startup Is Elevating Modular Parking
ParkD aims to bring big changes to the parking structure industry
Revu Saves Time in Major MTA Project
E-J Electric surveys 96 stations in 96 days
