Jim Karambelas’ offers his reflections on his career and aspirations for the future as he contemplates the next chapter of life after GLY.

As technology companies continue flocking to Seattle to capitalize on the abundance of talent, the modern workplace continues to evolve with them.

Laser scanning changes the game, allowing us to identify and digitally reconstruct every aspect of a building, from exterior materials to internal wiring.

If you design or build commercially in the City of Seattle and haven't felt the implications of the 2015 Seattle Energy Code, now is a good time to prepare.

Forterra’s conservation work encourages us to never stop asking: how can we do more in the communities where we work, live, and play?

The journey into construction varies dramatically. Just as the journey differs in form, so does the path a person takes as they grow.

Carpenter Foreman Bob Davis found a meaningful career path after several years of searching for inspiration and ultimately feeling a bit lost.

Matt didn't immediately dive into construction upon reaching adulthood, but his fascination for the industry started at an early age.

After graduating with a degree in Biochemistry and Cell Biology from Rice University, Elie Egan realized that her true passion lay elsewhere.

There is no time like the present to start an apprenticeship. Demand continues to grow for trade-related jobs, and construction work cannot be outsourced.

During this busy holiday season, we invite you to pause + listen…

While building Lincoln Square South, Grant Willman and Senior Superintendent Todd Parker developed an idea for the future of formwork.