Articles Tagged with ''Restoration''

Marjorie Mayfield Jackson so loved the Elizabeth River, which she could see from the back porch of her home near Norfolk, Va., that she quit a successful career as a newspaper reporter in 1991 to save it.

The modern visitors center at Houston’s Glenwood Cemetery, which was established in 1871, is respectful of its historical surroundings, its designer said.

Design and construction team places a premium on preserving an ecosystem and creating connections between people and the environment

New master plan, if implemented, could eventually produce annual cost savings of between $10.7 billion to $14.5 billion, state officials say.

To confront climate change impacts, work is set start this year on the Upper Barataria basin project—which could be the largest U.S. coastal restoration of its kind.

ENR California's 2022 Design Firm of the Year, Arcadis, targets new sectors to ensure growth.

Design revisions, unexpected structural issues and supply delays made for a challenging historic restoration for the team on the 750 Reno project.

Since being built in 1956, parts of the Salt River Project’s corporate headquarters had undergone additions every decade to support the company’s growth.

Just when it seemed Denver’s Cherry Creek North shopping and business district had reached the height of swank, along comes the Clayton Members Club and Hotel.

Constructed in 1892 as Telluride’s First National Bank, the iconic Nugget Building once featured a majestic tower that rose high above Main Street.