North America’s first clean hydrogen powered microgrid and home was completed in October 2022. The nearly 2,000-sq-ft home serves as a demonstration of hydrogen’s capabilities when used in pure form or as a blend to fuel energy systems.

With the expansion and repurpose of an existing 98,000-sq-ft Aerojet facility built in 1985, nonprofit OneLegacy now has the capacity and resources necessary to continue its work as the largest organ, eye and tissue recovery organization in the world.

Spanning more than 600 acres and featuring a 20MW/50MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) component, the 100-MW Rabbitbrush Solar Facility reached completion in November 2022.

After more than 10 years of planning, the Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA) has a new facility more than double the size of its former space.

Toyota’s new West Coast distribution headquarters consists of a 155,000-sq-ft post-production building, 5,200-sq-ft car wash and a 3,500-sq-ft fuel island to replace multiple existing structures.

After taking more than two decades to realize, the 235-ft-tall (W)rapper is the latest part of an ongoing 35-year revitalization and adaptive reuse plan for a former industrial and manufacturing zone.

From concerts to NCAA championship games, collegiate football and soccer and even professional soccer and rugby, San Diego State University’s new 35,000-person capacity multiuse venue will see ample service in the coming years.

ENR California announces the finalists for the region's 2023 Projects of the Year.

Three independent panel of judges have selected winners in ENR Northwest's 2023 Best Project contest, as well as honorees for the Excellence in Safety and Excellence in Sustainability awards.

The twenty-eight projects recognized by this year's Best Projects Award judges—plus the Safety and Sustainability award winners—will be celebrated at ENR Texas & Louisiana's Dec. 13 awards event in Houston