Construction Today
Construction Today® Magazine is a quarterly publication delivered to an estimated 20,000 readers in the Philadelphia 5-county region, Lancaster County, Reading, Lehigh Valley, Delaware, and Central and Southern New Jersey.
Departments within the magazine include development, design, government, labor, safety and emerging trends, all of which offer a comprehensive look at the construction industry. For the editorial calendar, advertising, or other questions about Construction Today, contact editor Lisa Godlewski, .
Articles Summer 2010
American Society of Civil Engineers Grade Pennsylvania Infrastructure
The four Pennsylvania sections of the American Society of Civil Engineers (Central Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh) recently teamed to assess the conditions of the state's infrastructure. The sections reviewed data on twelve separate categories, including reports, studies, surveys and various other materials from professional societies, non-profit associations, as well as government agencies at the local, state and federal levels. Download PDF
Understanding Economic Indicators
Every week, we see dozens of economic reports and indicators providing us with a fresh look at the economy. They may tell us how many new jobs were added to the workforce, new homes built, where inflation stands, or how retail sales fared. While most have the potential to move the market and investment accounts, few understand their meaning. Download PDF
Two-Hat Issues in Trusteeship
Becoming a trustee of a multiemployer fund is a great honor, but it also carries tremendous responsibility. Whether overseeing a pension plan or health plan, trustees are expected to act solely in the interest of plan participants and beneficiaries. And their decisions can have far-reaching effects on people's lives. Download PDF
Zoning Code Reform Project: 50 Years in the Making
The census of 2000 brought to light the significant challenges facing the City of Philadelphia on the eve of the new millennium. The Brookings Institute noted in "Philadelphia in Focus: Census 2000" that Philadelphia had suffered continued population loss, a shrinking middle class, and a shift from urban core development to suburban development. Download PDF
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