Path Construction is visiting college campuses across the country this fall.
Our team recently stopped at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign to connect with students interested in internship and full-time opportunities.
Path Construction continues to make progress at CPS Jane Addams Elementary School in Chicago.
Turf installation and game striping are underway as part of campus-wide exterior improvements.
Path Construction completed exterior improvements to the University of Tennessee Student Union plaza.
The project transformed the landscape terrace into a new courtyard and primary entrance with paving, stairs, seating, landscaping and event lawn space.
Another StudioRes by Marriott delivered by Path Construction is now complete in Mesa, Arizona.
The 54,000-square-foot, 124-key extended-stay hotel features studio suites with kitchenettes, a fitness center, laundry room, communal seating, and patio.
Site improvements are taking shape at CPS Jane Addams Elementary School in Chicago.
Crews are advancing asphalt paving, pavers, concrete work at the South building entrance, and preparation for the new track and field area.
Path Construction recently hosted a school supply drive for CPS Mollison Elementary School, where our team previously completed construction work.
Path employees donated 95 school supply items to support students and classrooms.
Our in-house architecture team connected outside the office at Wrigley Field.
Beyond our design-build services, Path’s architects work alongside pre-construction and operations teams to review details, evaluate solutions, and connect design intent with construction execution.
Construction continues on Harper College’s new 144,000-square-foot Canning Student Center in Palatine, Illinois.
The three-story facility will bring student services, academic programs, and campus activities together under one roof.
With the new school year approaching, Path Construction teams are wrapping up a busy summer of work across multiple Chicago Public Schools.
While students and staff were away, our teams worked throughout the city to complete renovations and facility improvements.
For #NationalInternDay we’re recognizing the 16 interns who joined Path Construction this summer!
Working in the office and the field, they are gaining experience, supporting active project teams, and contributing to the work that keeps projects moving forward.
Path Construction celebrated the grand opening of 111 Point in Chicago’s River North neighborhood.
The adaptive reuse project transformed the former Salesforce Midwest headquarters into 153 residences, with Path serving as developer, designer, and general contractor.
Path Construction is advancing Ralston Fields, a 64-unit multi-family for-sale community in Arvada, Colorado.
The development combines townhomes, cottages, and duplexes, creating a mix of housing options for the growing Denver-area market.
Path Construction Company’s Heavy Highway team completed emergency bridge deck repairs on I-294 between Balmoral Avenue and Irving Park Road.
The work was completed beneath fireworks from a nearby Chicago Dogs game.
We had another full house for the Path Construction poker night at our Chicago headquarters.
Team members and subcontractor partners joined us for a few hands of poker and good conversation.
Path Construction recently attended the open house for the new Philip J. Rock Center and School.
The open house offered an opportunity to see how the completed facility will support the school’s students and staff through functional learning, living, and outdoor spaces.
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We're excited to welcome our 2026 interns to Path Construction. Over the coming months, these future industry leaders will gain hands-on experience across our projects, teams, and operations while helping shape the work we do every day.
Path Construction recently spent time at Purdue University, meeting students exploring careers in the construction industry. Our team discussed real-world project experience, growth paths across field and office roles, and what it means to build work that serves communities.