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ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Best Higher Education/Research: Emory Student Center

October 29, 2020

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The LEED Platinum student center is one of the most energy-efficient buildings of its kind.

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Health Care, Award Of Merit: Moses Cone Women's and Children's Addition

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The project marked Cone Health's first full IPD project.

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Health Care, Award Of Merit: J. Rex Fuqua Campus

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This mental-health facility will treat adolescents between the ages of 14 and 17.

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Best Health Care: Mission North Tower

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The project team utilized a fast-tracked scheduling pivot to stay on schedule.

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Water/Environment Award Of Merit: South Cobb Emergency Services Contract

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A 2018 failure at South Cobb’s Wastewater Reclamation Facility influent lift station caused a backup of its combined sewer overflow system that spilled sewage into the Chattahoochee River.

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Government/Public Building, Award Of Merit: Nathan Deal Judicial Center

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More than 70% of the project's materials were produced or harvested in Georgia

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Best Government/Public Building - San Juan Federal Office Building

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This project marked Puerto Rico's largest construction project before Hurricane Maria devastated the island in 2017.

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Best Water/Environment: Northwest Regional Water Reclamation Facility Expansion

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The project marked Hillsborough County's single largest capital improvement project.

ENR Southeast's 2020 Best Projects

Sports/Entertainment, Award Of Merit: Kravis 2020: The Future Is Now Capital Project

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Utilizing a design-build delivery method, the $38-million expansion and renovation of the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in downtown West Palm Beach was broken into 12 phases and completed over an 18-month schedule.