Articles Tagged with ''Award Of Merit''

A six-year, $463-million program concluded in April 2024 aimed at modernizing terminals and improving connections to regional transit at LAX.

Under a public-private partnership, this project restored critical ecological processes and enhanced flood resilience in the Marysville region.<

When FEMA determined that the Foster City levee system did not meet minimum requirements for flood protection, this $72-million improvement project moved forward with several goals.

First built in 1906 to manufacture lacquer and paint, this former factory is representative of San Francisco’s reindustrialization following the 1906 earthquake and devastating fire.

A state-of-the-art public safety center and an advanced manufacturing and transportation facility have replaced outdated facilities at Chabot-Las Positas Community College to support a comprehensive curriculum for careers in various public service industries.

From educational facilities to courthouses to central utility buildings and art museums, the winning submissions in the 2024 ENR MidAtlantic Best Projects competition represent what a panel of judges said were “outstanding” projects across the region.

For several weeks this summer, nearly a dozen judges read scores of project nominations from across Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and Oklahoma to decide the winners of ENR Texas & Louisiana’s annual Best Projects competition.

The 2023 ENR Northwest Best Projects competition featured a host of innovative projects that spanned the construction and design spectrum.

COVID, supply limitations and budget overruns forced Chemex Global’s team to be resilient and proactive to mitigate impacts during the construction of the Encina Pilot Plant.

Trinity University’s 40,000-sq-ft Dicke Hall is the school’s latest addition. The mass timber structure houses one- and two-tier classrooms, an auditorium, a screening room and student space.