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Web Exclusive Feature:
Project Delivery
• November 1 Issue
Top Owners Sourcebook
London Olympics
• November 8 Issue
• October 18 Ad Close
October 25 Materials Due
Top Owners Sourcebook
This issue ranks 425 private companies based on their construction spending in the previous year as compiled by Standard & Poors' research of corporate financial statements. This issue will not only tell readers who in the corporate sector are the largest potential clients are, but will also get insight into what large clients are thinking, and what they expect from their service providers in the construction industry. An ENR survey issue, used as a reference tool throughout the industry.
London Olympics
Construction for the 2012 Olympic Games has passed 75% completion on a 250 hectares brown field site in east London, U.K. Sustainability in construction and design, and the drive to leave a useful legacy are top priorities for the team behind the roughly $14-billion Olympic park. With work substantially done on the main stadium and other major venues, including the iconic Aquatic centre by architect Zaha Hadid, the project is on time and within budget, says officials. ENR provides an update on the project.
Forecast 2011
Mobile Workplace
Workforce Solutions
• November 15 Issue
• October 26 Ad Close
November 1 Materials Due
Forecast 2011
The cornerstone of the issue is McGraw-Hill Construction's forecast for new construction starts for 2011, broken down into major residential, nonresidential and non-building markets. The MHC forecast also looks at regional variations in the market. In addition, ENR's forecast issue includes other important construction market forecasts for 2011 from the U.S. Commerce Dept., Portland Cement Association, FMI Corp., National Association of Home Builders and ARTBA.
Mobile Workplace
Tools for mobilizing construction data are seeing a surge of advancement this year, and because construction teams succeed by collecting and sharing information quickly, accurately and completely, project teams with effective mobile data strategies are getting the most benefit as a result. Mobile data exchange capabilities are exploding, driven by a rapid expansion of broadband coverage and speed, by the introduction of new mobile devices that take advantage of that connectivity, and by the introduction of software and services tailored for construction that bring it all together, anywhere and everywhere. ENR looks at how the most advanced practitioners are taking advantage of it all. |
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Business Management
Licensing & Ethics
• November 22 Issue
• November 1 Ad Close
November 8 Materials Due
Business Management
Licensing & Ethics
The Gulf oil spill turned a spotlight on petroleum engineers who, unlike designers of highway overpasses and buildings, practice without licenses. What does this say about the engineering profession? To several members of the American Society of Civil Engineers, unlicensed practice is the Achilles heel of the profession. What are the legal and economic justifications for this multi-tiered system? ENR will talk to engineers, licensed and unlicensed, to find out.
In a sidebar story, the ability to engineer and build larger and more complex structures continues to grow, resulting in new ethical issues for the industry to grapple with. How are engineers and constructors weighing projects' environmental and societal impacts to a greater degree than just the traditional environmental impact statement (EIS)? What are the efforts under way to help them advise clients and governments whether such projects should be built at all? And how are these considerations being integrated into engineering and construction curricula in colleges and universities.
Web Exclusive Feature:
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• November 29 Issue
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