The 365,000-sq-ft, 18-story NYU Langone Health Science Building was in the design phase when Hurricane Sandy deluged the campus, prompting the project owner to mandate that the team implement major overhauls in hardening the building and its infrastructure.

With a punched-window aesthetic and masonry-toned, ultra-high-strength concrete cladding, Rutgers University’s Nursing and Science Building harkens to the past.

The Bloomberg Center, a four-story, 150,000-sq-ft academic building, is the showpiece of Cornell Tech’s 12-acre campus on Roosevelt Island.

The $375-million, 628,000-sq-ft eight-story Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences was designed and built from the ground up to meet LEED Gold requirements.

For the renovation of  St. Luke’s Hospital, the team designed and constructed 44 separate projects within an 18-month period.

The Hackensack University Medical Center Emergency Trauma Dept.’s expansion included  35,660 sq ft of renovated space and 23,290 sq ft of new construction in order to increase efficiency and offer patients a state-of-the-art facility.

To build the 734,000-sq-ft, 17-story David H. Koch Center for ambulatory care, NewYork-Presbyterian set out to redesign the experience of patients who undergo complex procedures and receive integrated care.

The project to conceal the McCarter electricity switching station was the result of a public-private partnership formed by Public Service Electric & Gas Co. and the city of Newark.

Hunter’s Point, a 30-acre parcel of former industrial land located along the eastern shore of the East River in Long Island City, Queens, has long been under redevelopment.