Transforming a swampy, unused 10-acre site in downtown Clermont, Fla., into a stormwater management facility that doubles as a city park required innovative engineering.

This 703 ft-tall, 62-story condominium tower in downtown Miami “is arguably one of the world’s most challenging builds,” says Brad Meltzer, president of project contractor Plaza Construction.

St. Stephen Catholic Church has gone through numerous renovations since it was built in 1887.

Though built as one of the largest mass timber projects in the country, the 156,000-sq-ft First Tech Federal Credit Union corporate office was erected in a relatively short time.

The team building the BioLegend Campus Project saw the light—and, initially, not in a good way. 

To complete the $24-million Greenwich Country Day Middle School project in 15 months—on time and on budget—the team had to get creative. 

Overcoming unexpected weather and unique design demands, crews transformed an aged industrial complex into a sleek, modern tech campus filled with daylight and amenities.

A key feature of this project is what the team says are the first precast concrete segmental towers on a vertical-lift bridge in the U.S. 

Paul Schwabacher stands outside NYU Langone Health’s Helen L. and Martin S. Kimmel Pavilion near the East River, bent over a stripe of lighter-hued concrete on the walkway that circumvents the hospital.