To thank essential workers and show their appreciation for the employees’ dedication during the pandemic, the agencies organized donation efforts to provide boxed lunches to more than 4,500 employees at five plant locations.

Healthcare, schools, and offices account for more than 60 percent of Green Building certifications.

Nearly 40 business and government leaders discussed the need for a National Building Information Management Program to improve the relationships, performance and profitability of the increasingly digitalized U.S. AECO industry.

IAPMO commissioned Stantec Architecture Inc. to calculate the material and labor cost savings potential of applying its Water Demand Calculator as compared to the sizing methods contained in baseline plumbing codes.

Paul Dana, senior vice president — global operations, will retire April 1, and Sam Carver, vice president — North American manufacturing, has been named the successor.

President Bob Della Sala renames Keystone University Training Center the Joseph A. Bisignaro Training Facility.

Patrick Schatz is a restless inventor. Imagine, if you will, a young Einstein who’s infatuated with improving machinery function or inventing a device to do something no one else has previously created.

Back in the day, most of us believed getting black water from boilers wasn’t necessarily a bad thing.

The scientific community now has a preliminary grasp of how large a threat the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 poses.

In the past few years, a growing segment of construction professionals in North America has led the move into greener buildings.