• Lessons Learned from Complex Occupied Renovations

    Practical strategies for improving safety, communication, and continuity when construction shares space with ongoing operations. Renovating an occupied facility requires more than completing the physical work. The project team must protect daily operations while managing noise, dust, access, utilities, safety, and communication. Whether the occupants are employees, customers, patients, students,…

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  • Designing for Flexibility: Buildings That Adapt to Future Needs

    How adaptable planning can extend facility life and reduce future disruption. A building may serve an organization…

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  • The Workforce Behind the Work: Careers in Modern Construction

    A look at the people, skills, technology, and career paths that bring projects to life. Modern construction…

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  • Planning Capital Projects in an Uncertain Cost Environment

    How thoughtful preconstruction planning can help owners manage changing costs, reduce risk, and protect long-term project value.…

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  • Concrete Quality Control: Catching Problems Before They Are Set In Stone

    Concrete may be one of the most durable building materials available, but achieving long-term performance depends on…

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  • Hazard Identification & Reduction: Building a Safer Jobsite

    Every construction site carries the potential for hazards — conditions with the capability to cause an incident,…

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  • Joe Madren joins McGrath & Associates as General Manager of North Carolina Operations

    Joe Madren has joined McGrath & Associates, Inc. as General Manager of North Carolina Operations. Joe brings…

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