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By Luke Carothers  Most people who arrive in Park City see a thriving mountain destination.  They see ski resorts stretching across the hillsides, and a vibrant commercial district bounded with luxury homes, hotels, and restaurants.  They see a community that has become synonymous with recreation, tourism, and growth.  What they may not see, however, is how this history has been written through the built environment.  Long before it became one of America’s premier resort towns, Park City was a rugged mining community carved into the mountains of northern Utah.  It started as little more than a way stop clinging to a toll road that served ranchers and travelers moving through the region.  However, over the last century and a half, the town has repeatedly reinvented itself, adapting its infrastructure, transportation systems, buildings, and public spaces to support a shifting economy an...

First phase of planned war memorial commemorates the historic climb of US Army Rangers at Pointe du Hoc on D-Day. ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Tarlton, St. Louis’ largest women-owned general contracting and construction management firm, served as construction manager on the first phase of a $6 million plan for a national memorial in the City of Grafton, Illinois. Tarlton installed 12 bronze life-size statues − each weighing more than 500 pounds – directly upon the face of the 100-foot limestone bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River in Grafton. Each statue depicts and honors members of the U.S. Army Provisional Ranger Group Second Battalion in their historic efforts to scale the precipice of Pointe du Hoc on the northwestern coast of Normandy, France, on D-Day, June 6, 1944. In a nod to the project’s authenticity, Tarlton also constructed a replica of a concrete German “pillbox” or bunker – a fortified stronghold used by German troops to maximize their line of sight − at the top of the ...

ISG announces the acquisition of R.E. Warner, one of the longest-operating engineering and consulting firms in Northeast Ohio. Founded in 1951, R.E. Warner also has a location in Birmingham, Alabama, and specializes in projects requiring unique technical expertise, including metals, power, industrial, surveying, chemical infrastructure, and government facilities. Cleveland, Ohio — As part of ISG, R.E. Warner expands expertise and increases capacity for ISG’s full-service architecture and engineering firm. With this acquisition, ISG grows to 20 offices across nine states. The addition strengthens ISG’s  Energy  and  Food + Industrial  Business Units, enhancing service to existing clients of both firms while creating opportunities to expand the client base. “As R.E. Warner joins the ISG team, we are positioned to deliver greater value to clients through expanded capabilities, particularly within the power market,” said  Ted Beltavski , R.E. Warner’s President and CEO....

STV announced today that Tim MacKay, AIA, CCM, has been promoted to area manager in the firm’s program management and construction management (PM/CM) group, where he will lead PM/CM operations, client service and team development for the Boston and Providence offices. BOSTON, MA — In this role, MacKay oversees project delivery and business development across higher education, healthcare and public sector facilities. His portfolio includes the  Matthews Arena  in Massachusetts, work for the  Eleanor Slater Health system  in Rhode Island, ongoing assignments with the Massachusetts State College Building Authority and projects for the City of Everett. “Tim has earned deep trust with clients by delivering complex programs where rigor, accountability and collaboration matter most,”  said  Jim Kolb, senior vice president and district manager for the New England PM/CM team at STV.  “As area manager, he will strengthen how we deliver complex programs in Greater Boston wh...

Project highlights safety, teamwork, and innovation The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), in coordination with project developer Flatiron/Dragados LLC (FDLLC), successfully completed the safe removal of the center span of the historic 1959 US 181 Harbor Bridge last fall. The successful endeavor marks a significant milestone for the Harbor Bridge Replacement Project located in Corpus Christi, Texas. After more than 60 years of service, the truss-style steel bridge was replaced by a modern cable-stayed structure designed with safety improvements to better serve maritime traffic, roadway users, pedestrians, and the surrounding community. The removal of the center span was carefully planned and executed with safety, environmental stewardship, and stakeholder coordination as top priorities. Flatiron/Dragados selected Mammoet to advise on the best and safest method to remove the old Harbor Bridge central span. TxDOT provided oversight and leadership to ensure the work ...

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St. Louis, MO — Case Engineering announces the hiring of Electrical Engineer Adam Barney, Mechanical Engineer Luke Markovich, and Structural Engineer Spencer Bearden. Electrical Engineer Adam Barney Barney recently graduated from Utah State University (USU) in Logan, Utah with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. His prior experience includes Webmaster and Publicity Director for USU’s Engineering Council, which focused on planning and organizing activities to increase retention and engagement in the university’s College of Engineering. At the Missouri School for the Blind in St. Louis, he assisted in the maintenance and repair of building electrical systems and machinery, and installed wall outlets and light fixtures. Mechanical Engineer Luke Markovich Markovich recently earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Missouri – Columbia. In addition to mechanical design, he is also ski...