(UPDATE: now includes Excellence in Safety honorees.)
Props to the judges of ENR New York’s Best Projects contest: because of the sheer quality of this year’s contestants, it was hard to drill down winners in each category. But they did a fantastic job reviewing spectacular projects in New Jersey and New York.
All of this year’s honorees, listed below, will be profiled in depth in the Sept. 24-Oct. 1 print edition of ENR New York. Additionally, we’ll honor each winning project at our Oct. 2 awards breakfast, to be held this year at the Edison Ballroom in Manhattan. For more information on the event, or to register, please go to: http://www.enrbestprojectsawards.com/10-events/10-enr-new-york-new-york-city.html
Every year, ENR New York assembles an independent group of judges to review, score and determine final winners from the states of New Jersey and New York. They review each entry on their own, scoring them on various criteria, and then meet to discuss which projects impressed them the most. Judges may select honorees for both Best Project and Award of Merit.
This year, our panelists are: Stuart Binstock, president and CEO of the Construction Financial Management Association; Judy Cooper of Judy D. Cooper Communications; F. H. "Bud" Griffis, professor of construction engineering and management at New York University; John Kolaya, president of Kolaya Associates LLC Construction Consultant; Ibrahim S. Odeh, research director and founder of Global Leaders in Construction Management at Columbia University; and Howard Sackel, senior vice president and regional manager of PACO Technologies.
Judges will also designate an overall Project of the Year from the Best Project-level winners listed below – we’ll reveal that winner at the breakfast.
Also at the breakfast, we will honor the organizations or firms we’ve recognized as our Owner, Design Firm, Contractor and Specialty Contractor of the Year, as well as the ENR New York’s Legacy Award winners. Hope to see you there!
The honorees are as follows.
Airports/Transit
Best Project: LaGuardia Airport Terminal B Garage, submitted by Skanska Walsh.
Culture/Worship
Best Project: Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University, submitted by Turner Construction Co.
Award of Merit: Irish Hunger Memorial Renovation, submitted by LiRo Group.
Government/Public Building
Best Project: Orange County Government Center, submitted by Holt Construction Corp.
Green Project
Best Project: New York Botanical Garden’s Edible Academy, submitted by E.W. Howell Co.
Award of Merit: Delos New York Headquarters, submitted by Structure Tone.
Health Care
Best Project: David H. Koch Center of NewYork-Presbyterian, submitted by Turner Construction Co.
Award of Merit: Hackensack University Medical Center Emergency Trauma Dept., submitted by Gilbane Building Co.
Award of Merit: Mount Sinai St. Luke’s Hospital Campus-Wide Renovation, submitted by Syska Hennessy Group.
Higher Education/Research
Best Project: NYU Langone Health Science Building, submitted by Jaros, Baum & Bolles.
Award of Merit: Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo, submitted by Ysrael A. Seinuk PC and The LiRO Group.
Award of Merit: The Bloomberg Center, submitted by Barr & Barr Inc.
Award of Merit: Rutgers University-Camden Nursing and Science Building, submitted by Hunter Roberts Construction Group.
Highways/Bridges
Best Project: Goethals Bridge Replacement, submitted by Parsons.
Award of Merit: Portageville Bridge Replacement, submitted by American Bridge Company.
Interiors/Tenant Improvement
Best Project: 1501 Broadway Lobby Repositioning, submitted by Shawmut Design and Construction.
K-12 Education
Best Project: Hackley School’s Walter C. Johnson Center for Health and Wellness, submitted by Consigli Construction Co.
Landscape/Urban Development
Best Project: McCarter Switching Station Art Wall , submitted by Joseph Jingoli and Son.
Award of Merit: Hunters Point South Infrastructure and Waterfront Park Phase 2, submitted by LiRo Program & Construction Management.
Office/Retail/Mixed-Use
Best Project: 3 World Trade Center, submitted by AECOM Tishman.
Renovation/Restoration
Best Project: Niagara Falls State Park Rehabilitation, submitted by The LiRo Group.
Award of Merit: Eleven Madison Park, submitted by Shawmut Design and Construction.
Residential/Hospitality
Best Project (tie): Davis Barracks at the U.S. Military Academy, submitted by Clark Nexsen.
Best Project (tie): Zaha Hadid’s 520 W. 28th St., submitted by AKF Group.
Small Project
Best Project: EarthCam Headquarters, submitted by David L. Kufferman PE Structural Engineers.
Award of Merit: Thomas O. Daniel Research Incubator and Collaboration Center, submitted by Jacobs.
Excellence in Safety
Best Project: Goethals Bridge Replacement, submitted by Parsons.
Award of Merit: Stony Brook Hospital - MART Project, submitted by E.W. Howell Co.
