Airport Runway Modernization Showcases Advanced Technology and Precision Planning in Vancouver
Discover how Vancouver International Airport’s six-month overnight runway modernization project set...
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Grant Cameron
Grant Cameron is an award-winning writer, journalist and communications professional. He is a former reporter/editor at Daily Commercial News, a ConstructConnect publication, and has covered the construction industry for more than 30 years. He’s held senior editorial positions at several daily publications and magazines, was a political columnist in Ottawa and travelled with the Canadian Armed Forces to war-torn Bosnia. He has a degree in communications from the University of Windsor and a diploma in journalism from St. Clair College.
Georgia Interchange Project an Exercise in Precise Construction Planning
Extensive reconstruction is transforming Atlanta’s I-285/I-20 interchange, ranked among the...
A Commanding Presence? $3.65B NFL Stadium Could be in the Works for DC
The Commanders’ $3.65-billion RFK stadium project advances to a DC Council vote, with consultants...
Ready to Pounce: Jacksonville Jaguars Stadium Undergoes $1.4B Transformation
Explore the $1.4B EverBank Stadium transformation. Discover new features, expanded capacity, and...
New $1.5B Shared Arena Slated for Construction in South Philadelphia
Discover the $1.5B New South Philadelphia Arena, opening 2030, redefining fan experiences for...
Georgia in the Midst of a $26.3B Building Boom
Georgia has been named the number one state for business for the 12th consecutive year, with $26.3...
3D Concrete Printing: Commercial Construction’s New Frontier
3D concrete printing is revolutionizing commercial construction with faster builds, reduced waste,...
Colorado’s $565M Gross Dam Project Stepping Up to New Heights
Crews are raising the Gross Dam by 131 feet using Roller Compacted Concrete, making it the tallest...
Final Phase Underway for $92M California Wildlife Crossing
The final phase of construction has started on the $92-million Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing...
U.S. Work Zone Crashes More Likely to Injure, Kill Motorists Than Workers: Study
New research has revealed motorists are almost twice as likely to get killed in a work zone crash...