In just over two years, the 1970s-era, seven-story office building was reimagined as a 485,000-sq-ft, mixed-use destination.

Stripped to its base skeleton, former government building in Washington, D.C., reemerges as mixed-use showpiece.

The $50-million Carson Group headquarters features a six-story office structure joined to a four-story tower by an amenity hub. Both buildings use electrochromic envelopes to reduce energy loads and emissions.

A distinctive building design and sinking soils were among the challenges the project team tackled on this massive effort at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.