Using innovative techniques and careful planning and sequencing, the project team replaced the BNSF railway bridge over busy I-235 with minimal traffic disruptions and within two-thirds of the contract time.

The new building for the Spears School of Business includes four state-of-the art classrooms, a 150-seat lecture hall, student team rooms and faculty-student breakout rooms, along with other amenities.

The iconic elliptical design of this 62,000-sq-ft building was inspired by the brain itself.

The $56-million renovation and expansion doubled the size of the 25-year-old recreation center and included partial demolition and nearly 200,000 sq ft of new construction.

The 123,101-sq-ft expansion nearly doubles the inpatient capacity of this community hospital, adding emergency, diagnostic imaging, surgical services, a women’s floor and a multistory lobby.

The $93.73-million sports performance and health care center at the Dallas Cowboys training facility includes a 310,000-sq-ft, 11-story medical building and a 405,000-sq-ft, six-story parking garage.

The eight-story, 1.6-million-sq-ft hospital replaces an aging Dept. of Veterans Affairs hospital in downtown New Orleans that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.

This project merged a unique set of sustainable and urban-design strategies to create a modern center for forensic science, one that features state-of-the-art autopsy, morgue and lab spaces.

The $115-million, 348,000-sq-ft Pantex Administrative Support Complex enables the National Nuclear Security Administration to relocate employees from its aging facilities into a modern, energy-efficient facility adjacent to the nearby Pantex Plant.

The project team completed this $66.5-million, 258,000-sq-ft school in just 18 months, logging 582,000 man-hours and zero lost-time accidents.