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The article announces the recipients of the Engineering News Record Southwest's Top Young Professionals in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry including Josh Ahrens, Emily Allen, and Manrique Umana Brenes.

The article announces the top 25 newsmakers who have been recognized by "Engineering News-Record" for their innovations and achievements in 2008 which include engineering professor Bernard Amadei, county engineer Warren Schlatter, and architect Shaun Killa.

The article announces that Theodore Zoli, vice president and bridge technical director in the New York City office of HTNB Corp., has been chosen as one of the recipients of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation's grant for his work on bridge design and security reinforcement.

Former Lt. Col. and Phoenix city engineer has charted a deep connection to projects throughout the Southwest By Joey Hancock & John Guzzon [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Presents `Engineering News-Record' periodical's `Man of the Year' winners from 1966 to 1994.

The article announces a call for entries for the journal's 2012 Top 20 Under 40 contest, which recognizes engineers and construction industry employees under the age of 40 who have developed innovative ideas, and presents information on nominations and judging.

A calendar of construction industry events in May-August 2012 and construction industry news as of March 2012 are presented which includes an Associated General Contractors' golf benefit, an Associated Builders and Contractors membership barbecue, and information on "Engineering News-Record's" annual Award of Excellence gala in New York City on April 12, 2012.

The article focuses on national chief bridge engineer at U.S. engineering firm HNTB Corp. and winner of "ENR: Engineering News-Record's" 2012 Award of Excellence (AOE), Theodore Zoli. Topics include Zoli's methodology for making bridges safer, his reputation for prioritizing safety over other concerns, such as money, and "ENR's" reasons for choosing Zoli as the 2012 AOE winner.

The article cites a report within the issue on the experience of "ENR: Engineering News-Record's" transportation editor, Aileen Cho, who shadowed the winner of "ENR's" Award of Excellence, Theodore P. Zoli. Cho shares her impressions of Zoli, national chief bridge engineer at U.S. engineering firm HNTB, including his ease at discussing a variety of subjects, such as Zen philosophy, historical events, and science.

The article announces the winners of the 2012 "ENR: Engineering News-Record" New York's Top 20 Under 40 competition, which acknowledges young professionals in New York's architecture, engineering, and construction industry, including Babak Bryan, Mike Elmendorf, and Nick Everett.

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the Jackson Barracks Historical Renovation in New Orleans, Louisiana, have won a Best of the Best Projects 2011 award in the category of Renovation/Restoration from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the Square 54 mixed-use project in Washington, D. C., have won a Best of the Best Projects 2011 award in the category of Retail/Mixed Use from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces the winner of the 2011 Specialty Contracting Award: MCFM Solar Thermal Installations, which includes information on the project and project team members.

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the St. Mary's Catholic Church Expansion and Upgrade in Plantersville, Texas, have won a Best of the Best Projects 2011 award in the category of Small Project from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces the winner of the 2011 Sports Award: Jeld Wen Field, which includes information on the project and project team members.

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of Wilmington Waterfront Park in California, have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Development Award in the category of Landscape/Urban Planning from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers with BP Bright Lights' Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Building Rating System for Commercial Interiors (LEED-CI) project in Chicago, Illinois, have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Interior Design/Tenant Improvement Award award.

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of the Vaccine Bulk Manufacturing Facility, owned by Merck pharmaceutical company, in Durham, North Carolina, have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Industrial/Manufacturing award from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of the Kravis Center at Claremont McKenna College in California, have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Higher Education/Research Award from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of the Helen DeVos Childrens Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan, have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Health Care award from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of Chandler City Hall in Phoenix, Arizona, have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Government/Public Building award from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of the DiMenna Center for Classical Music have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Best Cultural/Worship award from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces the winners of the 2012 "ENR: Engineering News-Record" California Top 20 Under 40 competition, which acknowledges young professionals in California's design and construction industry, including Jeremy Livermore, Blanca Diaz, and James Draper.

The article discusses the challenges of choosing the Editors' Choice winner from among the Best of the Best Project Awards, which is sponsored by "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article offers a profile of the winner of "ENR: Engineering News-Record's" Top 25 Newsmakers award, vice president of engineering firm HNTB Corp., Theodore Zoli. Zoli is noted for being the first individual in the engineering industry to win a genius fellowship award from the MacArthur Foundation in 2009 and is responsible for fast-tracking the Mary Avenue footbridge over Interstate highway 280, spanning New York and Vermont.

The article reports on Engineering News-Record periodical editor Emeritus Arthur J. Fox being honored for outstanding achievement, innovation and leadership in transportation construction. He saw the need for intermodal transportation, not just highways, which was very farsighted at the time. Honorees include builders, engineers, equipment innovators, technology and materials innovators, safety pioneers and educators, news media and association executives.