Up to 11,000 jobs were lost in the construction industry last month, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with the decline recorded in nearly all subcategories. The drop was
A new zoning designation is being sought for the building of a new condominium project in the Cherry Creek North neighborhood of Denver. As planned, the project at 2625 E.
A Gilbert project that will see the building of a new retail center on the south side of the city has taken an important step forward with a rezoning approval
The National Capital Planning Commission has announced that it will vote on April 2 to approve or disapprove President Trump’s controversial plans for building a ballroom in the White House.
Plans remain in the discussion phase for a project that would see the upgrading of a popular indoor public swimming pool in Grand Junction. Located at 2736 Unaweep Avenue, the
In a move that proponents say will lower housing construction costs, members of the Arizona State Legislature are reviewing a bill that would greatly reduce the say of local governments
In an ongoing battle over definitions, the Department of Labor has now announced that it is considering a new rule to determine exactly what the words “independent contractor” mean. Two
Plans have now been submitted in Denver for a project that could see a holistic reimagining of an entire built downtown block. The project is being proposed by the Denver-based
A four-year-old building on the southeast side of Surprise, Arizona may be reconverted into a processing and detention facility for the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigrations and Customs
Architectural firms across the country are facing a somewhat dormant business outlook, with many firms reporting an ongoing lack of billing growth, according to a new survey by the Washington-based
