The Living Energy Access Facility at Sarasota’s Marie Selby Botanical Gardens is as much at harmony with nature as the 80-ft bunya-bunya tree it was designed and constructed around.

Part of Jacksonville’s ongoing efforts to revitalize its downtown, the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars’ new sports performance center is one step the team and the city are taking to create the new Stadium of the Future.

While two hurricanes and the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in 27 months of delays and tens of millions of dollars in damages, the project team was able to successfully transform the 27-acre waterfront parcel into a more than 1-million-sq-ft resort destination.

Once an asphalt parking lot that covered much of Clearwater’s waterfront, the city envisioned the 19-acre site as an urban bayfront destination that could be a catalyst for downtown economic development.

Despite four hurricanes during construction, the design and construction team delivered a $499-million medical complex that brings lifesaving care to a metro area of a half-million people.

The seven-story, 88,000-sq-ft Broward Sheriff’s Office Training Center is so much more than a shooting range.

The storm weakened to a Category 3 intensity by the time it made landfall, but tornados spurred by the weather killed at least five people.

Communities across the Southeast are frantically working to restore water service, which in some cases is still weeks away.

Considerable damage is seen in Florida, Georgia and North Carolina after the Category 4 hurricane swept up from the Gulf of Mexico, as communities take stock and emergency workers assess dams, bridges and other critical infrastructure.

Big investments from the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars and health care providers keep Jacksonville firms busy.