The coronavirus pandemic has forced builders and designers to think outside the box. Here are three strategies that warrant consideration.

Most discussions about infrastructure center around projects, not people. Industry observers say that needs to change.

As we inch closer to a hurricane season, many local building departments don't have the means to conduct inspections remotely during the coronavirus pandemic.

As the coronavirus pandemic bears down on the construction industry, contractors should have a dashboard to keep track of their financial health.

The coronavirus outbreak has implications for every industry.

During the Associated General Contractors' annual convention, legislative and regulatory experts provided an update on a wide range of issues, including a highway bill, labor relations and deregulation.

Many drone startups are failing despite robust demand for the technology. That juxtaposition has experts wondering if drones are part of a waning fad or a promising revolution with a tangible business ROI.

What contractors learn at the 2020 AGC Convention in Las Vegas doesn't have to stay there. The event will help contractors develop business plans, manage risk and navigate the technology landscape.

Triax Technologies CEO Robert Costantini offers insight into how wearable devices are making inroads in construction.

The US is likely not headed toward a recession this year, but the construction industry is still struggling to attract qualified labor.