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Urban Waterways Week Q&A: Bill Wenk on reworking the LA River

December 5, 2016

Landscape architect Bill Wenk explains his firm Wenk Associates’ work on
the Los Angeles River Revitalization Master Plan and discusses the
complexities of urban waterway redevelopment.

Alum buys Forest City’s modular assets

December 1, 2016

Modular Man. Attendees at BuiltWorlds’ first CEO Summit last spring will
remember the author’s one-on-one interview with Roger Krulak, the builder
behind Brooklyn’s record-setting B2 modular tower. Now, Krulak has made the
methodology his own. 

Chernobyl caps toxic site, 30 years later

November 30, 2016

For those who recall the terrifying news of a Ukrainian nuclear accident
that shook the world in 1986, the scene this week of successful global
cooperation there would have been impossible to imagine. See for yourself,
though, with these two time-lapse videos. 

A look at foreign labor in construction

November 29, 2016

Between President-elect Donald Drumpf’s stance on immigration and the United
Kingdom currently determining the status of free movement post-Brexit, many
have been left wondering what will happen to foreign labor in the two
regions — especially within construction. 

BuiltWorlds’ Construction Gift Guide — Holiday 2016

November 28, 2016

The gift giving season is upon us, and BuiltWorlds is here to help. Check
out this year’s gift guide for our top picks and the coolest gifts to give
the construction professional in your life. (Or treat yourself!)

Hyperloop pods revealed for Dubai debut

November 28, 2016

BIG boost. Determined to lead in global engineering, tiny Dubai said this
month that it will build the world’s first functioning hyperloop transport
system, aiming for speeds of 700 mph. The high-powered team now includes
Danish disruptor Bjarke Ingels.

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