Articles Tagged with ''ENR Midwest Best Projects''

A Chicago charter school remediated a contaminated site in order to keep its new building in the community it served.

This design-build team replaced the existing US 69 Missouri River Bridge with a four-lane 2,155-ft bridge composed of a 1,350-ft continuous steel girder unit and an 805-ft pre-stressed concrete girder unit.

The Franklin Avenue Bridge is a 1,000-ft-long, five-span arch structure that opened in 1923. It was in bad need of an update that respected its history.

A historic Chicago Trunnion-Bascule bridge and nearby viaduct were returned to their original splendor.

The Lewis and Clark bridge is roughly half of the $2.3 billion Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project, a multi-bridge modernization involving several crossings of the Ohio River between Louisville, Kentucky and Jeffersonville, Indiana.

The scope of work for OSU's new commonscovered more than 1.1 million sq ft of new construction and required demolition of 11 buildings.

The University of Iowa’s Visual Arts Building is a work of art, itself. The 126,000-sq-ft, four-story building is designed around a central atrium that daylights the whole building.

The 200,000-sq-ft project included the build-out of the third and fourth floors of The University of Chicago Medicine’s Center for Care and Discovery