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Encompassing 340,000 sq ft, including a garage, the largest and most expensive high school complex ever built in Connecticut is also environmentally friendly.

The $35-million project, which included a 299-seat theater and rehearsal room, is set back from the street within a landscaped public plaza.

The team's challenge was to quickly replace dozens of public lifeguard and comfort stations along New York City's Superstorm Sandy-battered shoreline.

The interiors of this new six-story children's hospital, part of the North Shore-LIJ Health System, were designed to be interactive and offer pleasant distractions tailored for young patients, with a different nature theme decorating each floor.

Occupying the former home of Andrew Carnegie, the 112-year-old landmark museum was in need of a major restoration.

This $42-million, two-pronged project initially involved upgrading life, fire and safety systems at the Statue of Liberty National Monument—a job that was finished the day before Superstorm Sandy struck.

The $8.2-million third and final phase of the city's renovation of Washington Square Park involved replacing three structures in the southwest section of the park with one multipurpose building.

Teamwork was a major component of Cornell University's newest addition, the $42-million Computing and Information Sciences Department (CIS).

This historic drawbridge needed rehabilitation to correct operational deficiencies and meet current design standards.

The first new school built in Brooklyn's Red Hook neighborhood in decades, this 430,000-sq-ft public charter school is located on a 24,096-sq-ft corner site.