In This Issue

 The world’s two largest full-scale accelerated pavement testing facilities have formed a partnership that promises to benefit state DOTs and

At 7,710 feet-long (or roughly 2,350 meters) and 116 feet wide (or 35 meters), connecting Seattle to Bellevue, Wash., the

 In discussion in one form or the other since the early 1980s, the newly completed center is an innovative, combined

After failed beginnings and an overboard project budget, the silver lining for phase one of the Second Avenue Subway is

Philadelphia’s transformation of The Navy Yard, from a military center to urban development, successfully integrates commercial and historical buildings with

The New York Bridge Project is creating a state-of-the-art, twin-span replacement for the 3.1-mile Tappan Zee Bridge across the Hudson

The Carmel River Reroute and San Clemente Dam Removal project highlights how a public-private partnership worked to solve an aging

Santa Monica reaches 20 percent reduction for greenhouse gas emissions before voting in the world’s first ZNE building requirement, whose implementation begins in

As the largest combined sewer overflow (CSO) facility in the world and touted as one of the engineering marvels of

Voters of American Infrastructure magazine have recognized the National Museum of African American History & Culture as the infrastructure Building

Dating back to 1775 under George Washington’s command, engineer officers were appointed in the army. It wasn’t until March 1802

Kansas City, Missouri’s downtown streetcar system opened in the summer of 2016, allowing locals, visitors, and the city itself to

The Water Resources Development Act of 2016 brings much needed funding to several infrastructure projects across America By Dani Neiley

Beneath Kentucky’s Sanitation District No. 1 is an array of technology to manage the district’s infrastructure By Tim Wacker Infrastructure

The Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges project allows visitors and residents of Indiana and Kentucky to have a faster, less

The Port of Olympia’s Stormwater Program was recognized by the APWA as the 2015 Project of the Year for its

Unprecedented flooding of 24 low-flood risk parishes in Louisiana this past summer highlights the human element of our disaster-relief infrastructure,

The Atascadero City Hall serves as a historical centerpiece to the city By Genevieve Smith     Located in San

When completed in 2019, the Calaveras Dam will have been rebuilt from the ground up in order to remain seismically

The awe-inspiring design of the recently completed Transportation Hub in New York City allows travelers to have a quick and efficient

A new bridge spans the Missouri River as its predecessor is demolished By Genevieve Smith The I-64 Daniel Boone Bridge