Justin Rice

Boosted by transportation and renewable energy projects, the inaugural ENR East Top 10 Starts ranking represents $10.7 billion worth of investment.

Sylvia Smith, ENR New York Legacy Award winner, fulfilled her mission as a pioneering partner at Brooklyn-based FXCollaborative.

John Cruz, ENR New England’s Legacy Award winner, runs one of the country’s largest 100% Black owned construction organizations.

DIGroupArchitecture President Vince Myers, ENR MidAtlantic Legacy Award winner, champions minorities and seniors in Philadelphia and New Jersey.

Sitting vacant for decades, the Endicott Johnson Victory Shoe Factory had deteriorated into an eyesore before the team returned it to a symbol of local pride and prosperity.

Early coordination helped the Structure Tone-Turner Construction joint-venture partnership tackle challenges such as installing professionally engineered supported scaffolding in the theater’s acoustic ceiling and crane picks from the street that involved placing mechanical units on the roof and three terraces.

Building over a D.C. Metro tunnel challenged the Bard High School Early College project team, who transformed a former elementary school into an institution dedicated to increasing higher education access for low-income and underrepresented communities by providing a free college program.

Check out the March issue of ENR East to learn more about the ENR New York Legacy Award winner. 

Developer is building a real estate portfolio that is gaining notice

Read the March issue of ENR East to learn more about this year's award selection.