ENR Mountain States magazine previously announced our 2021 Best Projects award winners (see my editor’s blog on this website). Now, after tabulating final results and polling our judges, we are ready to announce the finalists for Project of the Year in both the Intermountain area (Utah, Idaho and Montana) and Colorado, Wyoming and the Dakotas.
The voting for Project of the Year candidates was close, as always, but a handful of projects emerged as front runners. To be considered for this honor, a project also had to be a first-place winner in its individual category and receive a first-place vote from more than one judge and at least two second-place votes from others.
The winners of this prestigious award will be announced at our Best Projects award ceremonies in October.
Here are the finalists in alphabetical order.
Colorado/Wyoming/Dakotas Project of the Year Finalists
39th Avenue Greenway and Open Channel Design-Build
Denver
Submitted by SEMA Construction Inc.
This project won first place in the Landscape/Urban Development
category.
CSU Moby GEO Exchange
Fort Collins, Colo.
Submitted by Adolfson & Peterson Construction
This project won first place in the Energy/Industrial category, first place in Excellence in Safety and first place in Excellence in Sustainability.
University of Denver Community Commons and Dimond Family Residential Village
Denver
Submitted by Saunders Construction
This project won first place in the Higher Education/Research category.
Intermountain Project of the Year Finalists
(for projects in Utah, Idaho and Montana)
MidValley Performing Arts Center
Taylorsville, Utah
Submitted by Method Studio
This project won first place in the Cultural/Worship category.
North Fork Siphon Replacement Project
Hanna, Utah
Submitted by Central Utah Water Conservancy District
This project won first place in the Water/Environment category.
Salt Lake City International Airport Terminal Redevelopment Program
Salt Lake City
Submitted by Holder-Big-D Construction, A Joint Venture (HDJV)
This project won first place in the Airport/Transit category.
Utah Valley University (UVU) Pedestrian Bridge
Orem, Utah
Submitted by WSP USA
This project won first place in the Highway/Bridge category and an Award of Merit for Excellence in Sustainability.
Please plan to join us for the big awards celebrations in late October. Information and registration for the in-person Best Projects events for Denver and Salt Lake City is available at: https://www.enr.com/enr-best-projects-awards.
ENR Mountain States magazine previously announced our 2021 Best Projects award winners (see my editor’s blog on this website). Now, after tabulating final results and polling our judges, we are ready to announce the finalists for Project of the Year in both the Intermountain area (Utah, Idaho and Montana) and Colorado, Wyoming and the Dakotas.
The voting for Project of the Year candidates was close, as always, but a handful of projects emerged as front runners. To be considered for this honor, a project also had to be a first-place winner in its individual category and receive a first-place vote from more than one judge and at least two second-place votes from others.
The winners of this prestigious award will be announced at our Best Projects award ceremonies in October.
Here are the finalists in alphabetical order.
Colorado/Wyoming/Dakotas Project of the Year Finalists
39th Avenue Greenway and Open Channel Design-Build
Denver
Submitted by SEMA Construction Inc.
This project won first place in the Landscape/Urban Development
category.
CSU Moby GEO Exchange
Fort Collins, Colo.
Submitted by Adolfson & Peterson Construction
This project won first place in the Energy/Industrial category, first place in Excellence in Safety and first place in Excellence in Sustainability.
University of Denver Community Commons and Dimond Family Residential Village
Denver
Submitted by Saunders Construction
This project won first place in the Higher Education/Research category.
Intermountain Project of the Year Finalists
(for projects in Utah, Idaho and Montana)
MidValley Performing Arts Center
Taylorsville, Utah
Submitted by Method Studio
This project won first place in the Cultural/Worship category.
North Fork Siphon Replacement Project
Hanna, Utah
Submitted by Central Utah Water Conservancy District
This project won first place in the Water/Environment category.
Salt Lake City International Airport Terminal Redevelopment Program
Salt Lake City
Submitted by Holder-Big-D Construction, A Joint Venture (HDJV)
This project won first place in the Airport/Transit category.
Utah Valley University (UVU) Pedestrian Bridge
Orem, Utah
Submitted by WSP USA
This project won first place in the Highway/Bridge category and an Award of Merit for Excellence in Sustainability.
Please plan to join us for the big awards celebrations in late October. Information and registration for the in-person Best Projects events for Denver and Salt Lake City is available at: https://www.enr.com/enr-best-projects-awards.
