Articles Tagged with ''ENR MidAtlantic Best Projects''

Acting as an emblem of Pittsburgh’s transformation from steelmaking to cutting-edge technology development, the three-story, 95,617-sq-ft building was constructed within the shell of a former mill building.

In just 14 months, a 350,000-sq-ft former steel foundry once slated for demolition was transformed into an efficient, multiline production and maintenance facility for advanced military aircraft.

The project life cycle of a biologics facility focuses on one key element—quickly getting products to the patients that need them.

Brandon Avenue is among several infill redevelopment areas designed to manage growth while preserving the distinct character of the university’s historic grounds.

Once used as the central library for the District of Columbia, the historic Carnegie Library underwent a 26-month renovation that created new retail space for an Apple Store as well as space for the City Museum.

The 16-acre mixed-use development features three residential buildings ranging from 13 to 32 stories, a five-story office building and a mix of retail and entertainment spaces.

Annual Best Projects competition honors 31 projects in several categories

The CSX Virginia Avenue Tunnel Reconstruction, the MidAtlantic Project of the Year, installed two tunnels through Washington, D.C.