Christopher James Palafox
The California High-Speed Rail Authority wants to finish a line from San Francisco to Los Angeles by 2029, and CEO Jeff Morales is cutting through red tape and finding funding to maintain momentum as the project finally gets under way
A look at the career of Robert Watt, founding partner of legal firm Watt Tieder Hoffar & Fitzgerald, a powerhouse in the field of surety law
Clean Harbors got its start in emergency response, but it has since evolved to take on all manner of remediation and construction work at some of the world’s dirtiest and harshest sites
How Great Lakes Dredge & Dock has been shaping and protecting waterways and seashores for more than a century, carving its place in history
Bob Knepper of Knepper Construction eschews technology in favor of artisanship and face-to-face engagement, and it has kept his firm rich with renovation projects, including an update to a Denver home first built in 1903
VP of construction Edgar Elliot helped the Bay Club Company bulk up its customer base by designing Bay Club Cupertino, a template for the chain’s high-end rebranding concept focused on hospitality and social space
For the new San Francisco 49ers Museum and Hall of Fame, Cambridge Seven Associates drew inspiration from a hallmark moment in the team’s history to craft a tech-laden space that will tell old stories in modern, innovative ways
Janine Clifford explains the ideation behind the 24-home Kapiwai Preserve near Honolulu, a development that will work with the land instead of against it
MGM Resorts has worked to improve its reputation and reach but knows that the change must start at home
The University of Pennsylvania launched the Penn Compact in 2004 with a three-part road map for improvement, and Anne Papageorge is there to make sure the school’s facilities conform to it
