Articles Tagged with ''Government/Public Buildings''

With its grand opening in February 2024, Placer County’s first zero-net energy facility has become a one-stop health services center for Auburn and the foothills area.

Spanning 208,000 sq ft, the $195-million County Office Building 3 (COB3) is the first net-zero energy, LEED Platinum, mass timber civic building in the U.S.

Honoring former District of Columbia Superior Courts Chief Judge H. Carl Moultrie, the courthouse is the largest on Judiciary Square.

The project, built on the site of the previous assembly building, has contemporary spaces that conserve the original facade.

Biden signs the continuing resolution, but the measure only lasts until Dec. 20.

The North Capitol Building will welcome visitors to the statehouse and showcase historic artifacts.

Elections integrity has been in the spotlight for the last two decades. Today’s technology can help ensure transparency and security.

After 17 years of applications, funding debates and design and scope changes, the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan, Kansas, was delivered by McCarthy/Mortenson.

Made possible by a public-private partnership, this new courthouse in downtown Austin addresses the evolving workforce and the skills needed to better serve the public.

With leases on office space set to expire, the Texas Dept. of Transportation aimed to complete its new campus and relocate employees on an accelerated schedule. This led the agency to use a CMAR delivery for the first time.