Blending co-working and co-living, the 12-story, 250-micro-unit building occupied by the co-working office giant WeWork is filled with month-to-month shared and pre-furnished apartments geared toward millennials.

A project that the team claims is the first of its kind in North America, aimed to dehumidify and rewrap the main cables and anchorages of Maryland’s William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridges—familiarly known as the Chesapeake Bay Bridge—to halt corrosion and extend the dual-span structure’s working life.

As the Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa., looked ahead to hosting the 2016 U.S. Open, congestion on the century-old Hulton Bridge near Pittsburgh was so bad that the daily traffic count reached nearly 26,000 vehicles.

The Interstate-95 Deck Rehabilitation and Joint Modification Project in Baltimore was the nation’s largest latex modified concrete overlay rehabilitation project awarded as a single contract, according to contractor Wagman Heavy Civil.

During the peak of construction on the Inova Hospital, the project’s original electrical subcontractor suddenly defaulted and went out of business.

This $176.4-million project, completed in a 55-month period, doubled the office-space capacity at a Rockville, Md., federal office building to accommodate 4,000 employees.

The project team made significant structural modifications to increase capacity and provide a more open, practical floor plan and work areas.

Decades after it was built in the 1930s, the District of Columbia’s Roosevelt High School had fallen into decay.