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Lack of maintenance mounts for vital infrastructure

The loss of a key piece in Baltimore shows the importance of bridges – and thousands across the country are in poor shape.

Advancing women in construction is a year-round endeavor | Opinion

When we cultivate leaders who know how to work with people and lead with emotional intelligence, we are also promoting the advancement of women.

$5.2 million theater renovation in Portland building permits | April 1, 2024

An alteration permit is under review for a renovation of the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, in downtown Portland.

Lloyd Center redevelopment in Portland land use review intakes | April 1, 2024

A pre-application conference is pending for a project that includes construction of a two-story multipurpose event structure.

Material lead times explored in mass-timber conference session

Scheduling for purchases of materials, delivery and site logistics is important for quick installation of mass timber, according to industry professionals who discussed this topic recently.

91ÊÓƵ Digital Edition – April 1, 2024

New laws may lead to more micro-apartment projects

The door has opened for the tiny residences in the Pacific Northwest, where there is a tremendous need for affordable housing.

$7.4 million in top bidders | March 29, 2024

Rogue Valley Sewer Services is preparing to award a $5.8 million contract for sewer pipe construction in Southern Oregon.

91ÊÓƵ Digital Edition – March 29, 2024

Portland City Council to review potential zoning code changes

The Portland Planning Commission on Tuesday agreed to recommend to the Portland City Council a package of draft zoning code updates intended to facilitate implementation of the code.

Construction-focused event gains national recognition

Nutter Family Foundation President Renee Nutter has won a national award for her role leading Dozer Day, an exhibition of construction equipment where kids can play and adults can meet prospective employers.