Walsh Kokosing, AECOM to lead Ohio-Kentucky bridge corridor project

The joint venture (JV), Walsh Group and Kokosing (Walsh Kokosing), have been awarded the design-build contract for the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project, which will renovate a major gateway along Interstates 71 and 75 (I-71 and I-75) between Ohio and Kentucky, alongside the construction of a new companion bridge to reduce congestion.

MBTA’s Green Line Extension contractors sue project’s engineer

The joint venture (JV) of the four construction companies that worked on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s (MBTA’s) Green Line Extension, has filed a lawsuit against the project's engineer, alleging the firm's designs led to increased project costs.

Studio Gang joins the Clinton Foundation on expansion project

The Clinton Foundation is partnering with Studio Gang to undertake a major expansion of the Clinton Presidential Center (Clinton Center) in Little Rock, Arkansas.

California becomes the first state to codify embodied carbon reduction for buildings

California has become the first state to set general code standards requiring the reduction of embodied carbon emissions in the design and building process, applicable to both commercial buildings and schools.

Specifying and installing flashing around exterior wall openings

A weathertight building enclosure is critical when it comes to preventing air leakage and water penetration. It also significantly impacts energy efficiency, indoor air quality (IAQ), and occupant comfort. Therefore, properly specifying and detailing the transitions between fenestration products and the surrounding wall conditions is extremely important.

Building for the future with insulated metal panels

Designing with IMPs gives project owners, architects, and contractors a competitive edge in today’s design-build market. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, continuous panels outperform conventional construction systems in their efficiency and longevity, while contributing to the construction of eco-friendly architecture.