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The next phase is focused on creating a distinct campus identity grounded in wellness, academics and athletics  MALIBU, CALIF.  –  C.W. Driver Companies , a leading general contractor, has broken ground on Phase II of the Malibu Middle and High School campus. Following the completion of the interdisciplinary high school building, this next phase will focus on academics, wellness and athletics for middle school students. The $74 million project includes a Middle School Core and Gymnasium, advancing the community’s vision for distinct middle and high school identities.  This multi-phase project is part of the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District’s mission to create an immersive education environment that allows students to connect with Malibu’s coastal and hillside surroundings. The campus will also increase access to high-quality education and fitness facilities for students living in remote areas.   “Student wellness is a key driver of strong academi...

— PCI Builders and RIC Robotics reach a major construction milestone on the Spanish-style Altadena residence, which is being rebuilt following the Eaton Fire — ALTADENA, CA –  The 3D-concrete printing phase has been completed on Los Angeles County’s first approved 3D-printed home, marking a major construction milestone for homeowner Cindy Lopez and a significant step forward for post-wildfire rebuilding in Altadena. Now advancing through the remaining stages of construction, the residence will replace the home Cindy lost in the Eaton Fire, which destroyed more than 9,000 structures across the community. Led by PCI Builders in partnership with RIC Robotics, which printed the home’s concrete wall system, the project also drew on Stone River Dynamics’ field expertise and hands-on support throughout the printing process. Together, the team demonstrated how advanced construction technology can deliver a highly customized residential design while providi...

Denver, CO  — S. A. Miro, Inc., a consulting engineering firm providing civil and structural engineering to public and private sector clients, announces it has added Hayden Stolcis, Noah Cummings and Kenny Garcia Pena as structural design engineers.   Photo Credit: S. A. Miro, Inc. As structural design engineers, Stolcis, Cummings and Garcia Pena will assist in preparing and reviewing project documents and engineering calculations for traditional and non-traditional building systems utilizing different structural systems and different materials including steel, concrete, wood, mass timber and masonry.  Although their work will focus on a variety of markets, they will have a particular role in company’s focus on data centers, commercial, healthcare, education, large scale mixed-use, parks and parking.   Photo Credit: S. A. Miro, Inc. “Hayden, Noah and Kenny are valuable additions to our structural engineering team,” said Mike Miro, COO of S. A. Miro, Inc. ...

Graham Associates, now part of Parkhill, was recognized for civil engineering and surveying work on the landmark Arlington project. ARLINGTON, Texas — Graham Associates, now part of Parkhill, received the Texas Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement (Texas OCEA) Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Texas Section for its work on the  National Medal of Honor Museum  in Arlington, Texas. The award was presented during the ASCE Texas CECON 2026 Civil Engineering Conference, held Sept. 16-18 in Corpus Christi.  The Texas OCEA Award recognizes completed projects that demonstrate significant contributions to civil engineering progress and society as a whole. This recognition honors the engineering behind the National Medal of Honor Museum, a destination of national significance dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories of Medal of Honor recipients.  “Receiving the Texas OCEA Award is a tremendous honor for ...

ST. LOUIS – KAI has been selected to lead stabilization and repair efforts at the historic Annie Malone Children and Family Services headquarters, helping preserve a treasured St. Louis institution and protect the nearly century-old building from further deterioration. Originally constructed in 1922, the approximately 15,200-square-foot headquarters at 2612 Annie Malone Drive stands as a symbol of Annie Malone’s enduring legacy of service to the St. Louis community. Named in honor of Annie Turnbo Malone, an American businesswoman, inventor and philanthropist, the organization has served vulnerable children and families for more than 100 years. Malone built her success developing hair and skin care products for Black women and used her wealth and influence to support the African American community, including the St. Louis Colored Orphans Home, which later became Annie Malone Children and Family Services. The organization recently received $1 million through the St. Lou...

Hawthorne, N.J.:  The DFI Educational Trust has awarded 12 Women in Deep Foundations (WiDF) Professional Development Grants to women working in the geotechnical industry. The recipients are invited to attend the  DFI 51st Annual Conference  in Orlando, Florida, November 2–5. Each $1,750 grant includes complimentary conference registration and covers related expenses for attending the conference. The grants are being presented during the conference at the DFI WiDF Committee Annual Networking Reception on  Monday, November 2, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m .​​​ This year’s grants are completely funded thanks to the following sponsors: Apex Geotech Solutions, Berkel & Company Contractors, GEI Consultants, Ground Stabilization International, Minova, Nicholson Construction Company, SpectoTechnology, Tarra Engineering and Structural Consultants, TEI Rock Drills, World Sensing, and DFI Past Presidents David Coleman and Joel Moskowitz. DFI’s Women in Deep Foundati...

Students join innovative infrastructure project to build a massive scale model of the University of Birmingham’s iconic campus clock tower. Civil Engineering students at the University of Birmingham worked together to build a five-metre-tall, scale model of the iconic Old Joe clock tower as part of a new student-centred initiative during the University’s Welcome Week. The Big Brum Build (BBB) took place on campus in the  National Buried Infrastructure Facility (NBIF) with 15 students constructing the structure from scratch as part of a five-day collaborative project. The build recreated Old Joe using a large-scale stainless-steel system featuring a brick-slip façade – thin sections or slices of brick attached to an underlying panel – helping to immerse the students in an experience based on real-life engineering practices. Taking part provides a unique opportunity for students to put their theoretical knowledge into practice to construct a large-scale b...