Construction

After decades of planning, a 27-acre parcel of riverfront in downtown Eugene is being developed. How did this area go from an industrial site to the area’s newest multi-family housing neighborhood?

As developers and city officials discussed what would be a part of the 27-acre infill project, the Fifth Street District both inspired and informed what was planned.

While market-rate multifamily housing and a park have been completed, projects from affordable homes to business space remain.

BRING Recycling has relaunched their program that gives a second life to plywood, sheet metal, and furniture heading to the landfill.

A new subdivision was replanned to allow for homes affordable by median earners in the city.

The City of Eugene hopes to reconnect downtown to the Willamette River as it rolls out the second phase of its Riverfront project.

Oregon Tradeswomen, a nonprofit organization that provides training and support to women in the skilled trades, has brought its pre-apprenticeship training program to Springfield for the very first time.

Lane Community College broke ground Friday on a new school of industry and trade.

The state is urging Oregonians who are rebuilding after this month’s wildfires to make sure any contractors they hire are properly licensed.It can be…

Like most everything during this time, Eugene’s Riverfront Park project has needed to make adjustments. However, construction on the next phase will…

The share of young Oregonians going into traditional blue collar jobs is on the rise. That’s according to a new analysis by a state economist. At the…

Construction work can be dangerous, but a new Oregon training program aims to beef up worker safety for a part of the job that’s often overlooked: their…