Seismic Training Sessions Help Haitians Help Themselves
Haiti's second largest university is planning to start a master's in earthquake engineering, jumping off a series of seminars that trained some 500 local designers in the fundamentals of seismic design. An American manufactured homebuilder expects to get approval to construct a plant to build earthquake-resistant structures in Haiti.

What’s Ahead for P3 Projects?
Public-private partnerships are moving in new directions in the U.S., U.K. and Canada as participants build on successes and failures over two decades.

Newsmakers of 2011
Teamwork is an essential ingredient in most success stories. But every team is made up of individuals. Here is ENR’s annual salute to the individuals that led the way to success in 2011.

Some Leeway in New Pipeline Safety Law
Sharply higher fines kick in right away, but deadlines for regulations are many months off and will take costs, other factors into account.

ENR Showcases Great Shots of 2011
ENR’s annual photo contest brings attention to inspiring construction photographs and the workers and projects they depict. But the contest is also designed to show appreciation for the people who take their cameras onto jobsites, often under difficult conditions, and capture great images. The construction industry simply wouldn’t have these pictures otherwise.

The World’s Top 10 Longest Cable-Stayed Bridges
China holds title to seven of the world's longest bridges of this type, often praised for their engineering and elegance.