ENR Annual Photo Contest 2010: The Submissions
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Mario Zuniga, a welder with Southland Industries, grinds a seam after welding an 8-inch steam pipe in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- This photo shows a Southland Industries welder's arc while joining two sections of 8-inch steam pipe in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Mario Zuniga, a welder with Southland Industries, welds a bead while joining two sections of 8-inch steam pipe in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Mario Zuniga, a welder with Southland Industries, welds a bead while joining two sections of 8-inch steam pipe in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Manuel Perez, Tricon Construction, works on the facade of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) East Tower July 2, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion complex at Mark Center in Alexandria, Va., as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) programs.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Andreas Olson, an installer with Vector Foiltech, works on the atrium roof of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East (NCE) main office building at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. The steel frame roof is covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene, or ETFE, panel system. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion complex as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure projects at Fort Belvoir. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- A contractor applies sealant to window frames while working at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site here July 26, 2010. Together with the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the $870 million hospital as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure programs here. When complete, the hospital will be one of the world's premier military medical facilities. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- A contractor works on the roof of the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital Oaks Pavilion as the sun rises behind him here July 26, 2010. Together with the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the $870 million hospital as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure programs here. The Oaks Pavilion is a seven-story, 120-bed tower, and is flanked on both sides by more than 25 primary and specialty care clinics in four additional buildings. When complete, the hospital will be one of the world's premier military medical facilities. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Several contractors with Safway Inc., working in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East facility, await more parts while disassembling scaffolding here July 27, 2010. The scaffolding was erected to allow contractors to work safely while installing the arched roof of the building, and is disassembled one piece at a time, and then passed down the scaffolding to tethered workers positioned on each level. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project as part of 2005 Base Realignment and Closure military construction programs which are ongoing at or near Fort Belvoir. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Heather Spencer, an Army wife, signs her name to a steel beam as her son Gabe looks on at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site Dec. 11, 2010. The beam was placed on the top floor of the hospital during a ceremony held to commemorate the steel frame topping out, after being signed by members of the project team and ceremony guests. Spencer, chosen to participate in the event as a representative of military families the hospital will serve when it opens in 2011, attended the ceremony to thank the project team for their work. Her husband is Army Maj. Greg Spencer, a nine-year veteran currently serving in the acquisition corps. The couple have five children -- all of whom were born in military hospitals. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District, along with the U.S. Army Health Facility Planning Agency, is managing design and construction of the hospital, which is scheduled to open in 2011. HDR|Dewberry, Joint Venture, is the project designer, and Turner Gilbane, Joint Venture, is the construction contractor. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Craig Kushniruk, a Baltimore District, Belvoir Integrated Program Office construction representative, looks inside a corrugated steel pipe which is part of a underground water retention system at the Missile Defense Agency Headquarters project site here, Jan. 27, 2010. Design and construction of the $38.5 million facility is being managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Gus Person, Fort Belvoir historian, looks at the massive atrium roof while touring the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project site Aug. 26, 2010. Person joined others from the Fort Belvoir Garrison, members of the Quantico Belvoir Business Alliance, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) headquarters public affairs office during a tour of the NGA Campus East project. The USACE Baltimore District, along with NGA, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion Base Realignment and Closure project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Dave Allwine, a painter with Sparkle Painting, sprays primer on a office wall while working at the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project at Mark Center Aug. 30, 2010. Construction of the complex began in January 2009 and is scheduled for completion in September 2011. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion complex as part of 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) programs which are ongoing at and around Fort Belvoir, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Miguel Guezara, a laborer with MNR Construction, nails a lip brace in place while working in the Warrior Transition Unit barracks here, Sept. 17, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, Belvoir Integrated Program Office, is managing design and construction of the WTU complex, which includes two 100,000-square-foot barracks that can house 288 service members. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Tethered by a safety cable, a contractor prepares to nail part of a roof in place while working at the Warrior Transition Unit complex here, Sept. 17, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, Belvoir Integrated Program Office, is managing design and construction of the WTU complex, which includes two 100,000-square-foot barracks that can house 288 service members. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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Vertical Earthworks drilled over 120 piles for Griffith Company in this important project for the LAX airport. In the picture you can see our ABI drill rig tower over a plane in the background. Submitted by Kole Gutierres, Vertical Earthworks, newport beach, CA Photo by Kole Gutierres
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Field Exploration. Never looked so beautiful. I took this photo while I was out on location with our drillers. I needed some action shots of the guys drilling. While they stopped to change some pieces around I saw all the augers laying there. The sun light was hitting them just perfect. I love this shot. Its so pretty. We have it blown up in large poster size for our office. Its the drillers glamour shot. Photo by Dianne Yusko, SME, Inc., Raleigh, NC
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IUOE LOCAL 926 ERECTS THEIR TOWER CRANE AT THE TRAINING SITE NEAR ATLANTA GA. I AM THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND ONE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE PROGRAM. Photo by PHIL MCENTYRE, IUOE LOCAL 926, REX, GA
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CAPTION: ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Megan McMahon (left) and Barbara Laraia walk across the roof of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) during a tour of the project site July 2, 2010. McMahon is a high school student and summer hire with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District, and a rising senior at Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax, Va. Laraia is a mechanical engineer and Corps of Engineers contractor with Benham Companies, also working with New York District, and took McMahon on the tour as part of her orientation with the project. New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion complex at Mark Center in Alexandria, Va., as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) programs. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A construction worker looks out over the South Parking Garage site while standing on the 11th floor of the East Tower at the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project site at Mark Center in Alexandria, Va. The steel frame shown in the background in the complex's West Tower. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion complex.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: Welders work on top of a huge steel frame which will be covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site, while a crew working to install the ETFE system works in the background. The two wings of the main office building are joined in the center by an atrium which will be covered by the EFTE skylight.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: A welder adjusts his protective mask while working atop a huge steel frame which will be covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site. The project includes two office wings, which will be joined in the center by an atrium, covered by an EFTE skylight.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: A welder joins two pieces of steel while working atop a huge steel frame which will be covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site. The project includes two office wings, which will be joined in the center by an atrium, covered by an EFTE skylight.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Danis Reyes, a firewatch with R. Harris Welding, watches for falling sparks from welders working in the atrium of the NGA Campus East main office building June 8, 2010. The scaffolding shown here was installed to allow workers to safely install the steel frame and an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system over the atrium. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Contractors at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site carry buckets of construction material through the atrium of the main office building June 8, 2010. The scaffolding shown in the background was erected to allow workers to safely install a steel frame roof which is covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system over the atrium. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Tethered by safety cables, a welder makes his way to the top of a huge steel frame which will be covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site. The two wings of the main office building in the project are joined in the center by an atrium which will be covered by the EFTE skylight. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Tethered by safety cables, a contractors asks a fellow worker to pass him a tool while installing Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system panels on the atrium roof at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site. The two wings of the main office building in the project are joined in the center by an atrium which will be covered by the EFTE skylight. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- A contractor works atop a huge steel frame which will be covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site April 7, 2010. The two wings of the main office building in the project are joined in the center by an atrium which will be covered by the EFTE skylight. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- A welder works high above the atrium floor, atop a huge steel frame which will be covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site April 7, 2010. The two wings of the main office building in the project are joined in the center by an atrium which will be covered by the EFTE skylight. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Seife Riahi, a senior field engineer with Clark | Balfour Beatty Joint Venture, takes a measurement using a surveying instrument at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East project site June 8, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility at Fort Belvoir North Area, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- The inside of two sections of 8-inch steam pipe as they're welded together in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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CAPTION: FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Taken through a protective welding screen, this photo shows Mario Zuniga, a welder with Southland Industries, as he grinds a seam after welding an 8-inch steam pipe in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes)
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"Layout" While Taking progress pics at our upgrade project at the Green Ridge Youth Center in Flintstone Md. I happen past a louver opening and saw Jesse laying out floor joists and thought.... "this is a cool pic" and snapped the shot with my Pentax K100-D with SR. My role on the project is Project Manager, I am a Project Engineer for Johnston Construction, the GC on this job. Photo by Thomas Courtney, Johnston Construction Company Inc., Dover, PA
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Project Manager for the Glass and Glazing contractor, Axel Glass, Costa Rica Submitted by Mauricio Ruiz, Axel Glass, Costa Rica, San Jose, Photo by Mauricio Ruiz
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Project: University of North Florida Osprey Fountains Student Housing. Subject: 5-story Tilt Panels Role: Architect and LEED AP Photo by Matt Dahlberg, Haskell, Jacksonville, FL
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Project Manager for the Glass and Glazing contractor, Axel Glass, Costa Rica Submitted by Mauricio Ruiz, Axel Glass, Costa Rica, San Jose, Photo by Mauricio Ruiz
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Our company was photographing various aspects of construction for the new coal-fired power plant at Iatan II, (Missouri). In this image, a worker paints structural steel at the facility. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing various aspects of construction for the new coal-fired power plant at Iatan II, (Missouri). In this image, workers take a break and look out over the site. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing various aspects of construction for the new coal-fired power plant at Iatan II, (Missouri). In this image, lead engineer T.J. Eixenberger walks between the two exhaust liners at the top of the new 605-foot smoke stack. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing all aspects of construction for the Southwest Carpenters Training Center located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this image, a Carpenters Union member installs sheetrock inside the facility. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing all aspects of construction for the Southwest Carpenters Training Center located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this image, a Carpenters Union member carries sheetrock for installation inside the facility. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing all aspects of construction for the Southwest Carpenters Training Center located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this image, a Carpenters Union member carefully measures and cuts a piece of sheetrock for installation inside the facility. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing all aspects of construction for the Southwest Carpenters Training Center located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this image, a Carpenters Union member checks for level framing installation. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing all aspects of construction for the Southwest Carpenters Training Center located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this image, Carpenters Union members unload metal framing studs. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Picture taken during one of many early morning deck pours on the 110,000 SF parking structure, the foundation of the future 410 unit senior living campus, as the sun rises over the McDowell Mountains. Project Engineer on the first phase (110,000 SF underground parking structure) for a large senior living campus in Scottsdale AZ. Submitted by Chris Harper, The Weitz Company, Phoenix, AZ Photo by Anne Arant
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Photo of ironworker bolting up steel truss for the Huey P. Long Bridge in Jefferson Parish, New Orleans, LA. Photo was taken during a recent site tour, Traylor Bros is part of the project joint-venture working on the superstructure widening project for LaDOTD. Photo by Kenneth Blair, Traylor Bros., Inc., Evansville, IN
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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This was precast erection of an expansion to an existing cast in place parking garage on a tight downtown urban. With roads on three sides of the jobsite shrinking the footprint size the elevated garage levels cantilevered over the sidewalk on both sides to create a more efficient parking layout. Photo by MARK MCKENY, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL
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Fog in the Sweetwater adit on the South Cobb Tunnel Project near Atlanta, GA Parsons/Jacobs is the CM for the project. R. Davis is an inspector for the drill and shoot portion of the project. Photo by Richard Davis, Jacobs Associates (San Francosco, CA), Austell, GA
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Our company was photographing all aspects of construction for the Southwest Carpenters Training Center located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this image, Carpenters Union members begin putting the polish on the concrete floor "terrazo" in the lobby of the new facility. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Our company was photographing various aspects of the remodeling and renovation of an old hospital into a boutique hotel, the "Parq Central" in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio .com, Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico. Photo by MarbleStreetStudio.com , Marble Street Studio, Inc., Albuquerque, NM
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Coreslab Structures was the precast manufacture for the construction team lead by Owen Ames Kimball for the new Herald Court Parking Garage located in Punta Gorda, FL. The Architect on the project was Fawley Bryant Architects and the Engineer was TLC Engineers. In late July of 2009 this total precast mixed-use facility opened as the city continues to rebound from Hurricane Charley. The brand new Herald Court Centre not only adds 400 parking spaces in the middle of downtown, it also provides commercial space for potential businesses. The city wanted to make this project an extension of the nearby or adjoining buildings and needed to do it on a postage stamp size site in an urban location. The only viable solution the design team, lead by Fawley Bryant Architects, would consider for such a project was a total precast structure. The ability to work within the footprint with minimum disruption to the surrounding area coupled with the inherent economical value precast provides, made it a perfect fit for the City of Punta Gorda. What is the word on the street? "The $12.4 million city-owned Herald Court Centre, at Olympia Avenue and U.S. 41 North, looks like anything but a parking garage. It has a modern, multicolored exterior that looks more like lofts or offices, covering more than 400 free parking spaces inside and 17,000 square feet of retail space on the ground floor City Manager Howard Kunik said the center is a key ingredient for downtown business." - Sarasota Herald Tribune "Next to the courthouse, hugging the corner of U.S. 41 South and Olympia Avenue is another new gem for the city. Normally, a parking garage wouldn't generate much excitement, but this is an attractive one with commercial space available on the ground floor." - Naples Daily News "I never used to consider a parking garage as the type of building that makes a downtown more attractive. If you haven't visited Punta Gorda in a while you will be surprised." - ilovepuntagorda.com Submitted by Mark McKeny, Coreslab Structures (TAMPA) Inc., Tampa, FL Photo by Mark McKeny
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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MWH is providing construction management-at-risk services for the preconstruction and construction of the City of Tallahassee's Thomas P. Smith Wastewater Reclamation Facility upgrades project. Public outreach and sustainability aspects will also be incorporated into this project. Our outreach efforts provided substantial economic impact to the local Tallahassee area, providing employment of over 200 craft workers and an estimated economic impact of over $100M per year for the local Tallahassee economy. Photo by Brent Asay, MWH, Broomfield, CO
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Iron Horse Trail Pedestrian Bridge; Project Engineer Submitted by Geaniel Rowley, Mountain States Steel, Inc., Lindon, UT USA Photo by William Dee Henrie
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Iron Horse Trail Pedestrian Bridge; Project Engineer Submitted by Geaniel Rowley, Mountain States Steel, Inc., Lindon, UT USA Photo by William Dee Henrie
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Raising the Walls of our Dream - I took this picture of my son helping our contractor build our house in the country after we had spent three years living in a shop building. Photo by April Silbaugh, , Upton, WY USA
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Portrait of a tunnel surveyor. Silver Creek adit, South Cobb Tunnel Project near Atlanta, GA Parsons/Jacobs is the CM for the project. Denver Chandler is a tunnel Inspector. Photo by Denver Chandler, Jacobs Associates (San Francosco, CA), Austell, GA USA
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Firewatch. Modifying a muck car for the Nickajack adit on the South Cobb Tunnel Project near Atlanta, GA. Parsons/Jacobs is the CM for the project. Dwayne Easterling is the Chief Inspector Photo by Dwayne Easterling, Jacobs Associates (San Francisco, CA), Austell, GA USA
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Our contract involved the structural rehabilitation of a precast double-tee. The extensive formwork we constructed was to handle the pressure from pumping self-consolidating concrete (SCC). In this picture the crew is struggling to connect the pump hose from the concrete pump to keep the concrete placement going. I tried to capture the controlled chaos that occurs on pour day. In the foreground we have finished pumping the SCC and it can been seen bleeding from the formwork. Photo by Andy Garver, Structural Preservation Systems, LLC, Elkridge , MD USA
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Herrick Steel welder constructing the feature element at the 11 story Palomar Medical Center West Hospital project in Escondido California. DPR Construction is the CM and Drywall contractor on the project. Photo by Eric Cusick, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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Foggy morning at the 11 story Palomar Medical Center West Hospital project in Escondido California. DPR Construction is the CM and Drywall contractor on the project. Photo by Eric Cusick, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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Looking up at 11 story Palomar Medical Center West Hospital project in Escondido California. DPR Construction is the CM and Drywall contractor on the project. Photo by Eric Cusick, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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Foggy morning at the 11 story Palomar Medical Center West Hospital project in Escondido California. DPR Construction is the CM and Drywall contractor on the project. Photo by Eric Cusick, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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Welding at the 11 story Palomar Medical Center West Hospital project in Escondido California. DPR Construction is the CM and Drywall contractor on the project. Photo by Eric Cusick, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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Placing concrete at the roof above the fog at the 11 story Palomar Medical Center West Hospital project in Escondido California. DPR Construction is the CM and Drywall contractor on the project. Photo by Eric Cusick, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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Installation of a custom built 32 x 10 vertical rise variable weight counter weighted door shown with out skin applied Photo by Mark Weihe, OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF ATLANTA, ATLANTA, GA USA
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Duke Energy Center, Above the Clouds Submitted by Kristy Appleton, Batson-Cook Company, Atlanta, GA USA Photo by Harlan Hambright
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Duke Energy Center, Looking Up - Batson-Cook Company was the General Contractor for Duke Energy Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. Photo by Kristy Appleton, Batson-Cook Company, Atlanta, GA USA
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Bypass pumping is a critical element of many rehab projects. Temporary bypass sytems are used to transfer water supplies and sewage flow, so that these vital services are uninterrupted during construction. Photo by terry aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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As our sewer infrastructure continues to age, rehabilitation is needed to keep it up and running. With trash handling pumps, contractors can bypass sewage during sewer line repairs - getting tough projects done and keeping the system working for the community that relies on it. Photo by terry aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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An 18 inch above ground non-clog diesel driven Griffin bypass pump in operation with Griffin installation crew from April of 2010. Photo by terry aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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David Haskins of Cornell Pump reviews a fleet large 18 inch Griffin non-clogging pumps at Griffins pant in Houston, Texas. Photo by terry aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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A photograph one of several night concrete pours for the foundation of the building - each pour involved up to 60 trucks and lasted over 10 hours. This is an overall image of the project shortly after sunset showing the scope and size of the project Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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Demolition of old concrete building and excavation to make way for new building construction. Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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Inspection of mortar coating inside new steel tunnel pipeline for water transport from reservoir to city. Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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Shatter Proof I was hired to document the unique re-bar being used in the construction of a building in San Francisco Photo by Bob Hughes, Brilliance Photography, atlanta, GA USA
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Crack Photographer Photo by Bob Hughes, Brilliance Photography, atlanta, GA USA
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Music city center in nashville. I am the on site owners representative for QA/QC. This picture is of the conditions encountered during the excavation pahse of the project. It shows the level of commitment of the project team to keep things rolling Photo by Murray Fulkerson, TTL,Inc., Nashville, TN USA
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Music city center in nashville. I am the on-site owners representative for QA/QC. This Hawk was having lunch at the same time the guys were. Photo by Murray Fulkerson, TTL,Inc., Nashville, TN USA
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Picture taken upon completion of the New Hanover Water Treatment Plant project in Wilminton, NC. The pictue shows the treatment building with the membranes, pumps, piping, ect. Submitted by William Edmonds, M.B. Kahn Construction Company, Columbia, SC USA Photo by Rebecca Greenway
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cutting down sign bridges at night on I-405 in Portland, Oregon. Photo by Alan Aplin, Kerr Contractors, Inc., Woodburn, OR USA
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cutting down sign bridges at night on I-405 in Portland, Oregon. Photo by Alan Aplin, Kerr Contractors, Inc., Woodburn, OR USA
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cutting down sign bridges at night on I-405 in Portland, Oregon. Photo by Alan Aplin, Kerr Contractors, Inc., Woodburn, OR USA
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Milling for asphalt inlay on State Route 14 in Vancouver, Washington. Night time work on westbound lanes. Photo by Alan Aplin, Kerr Contractors, Inc., Woodburn, OR USA
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High Point University Multiplex. Specialty Ceilings. Submitted by Leighann Travis, Shields, Inc., Winston-Salem, NC USA Photo by Brad Collins
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Honda Jet Project. Wall was 900 LF. Submitted by Leighann Travis, Shields, Inc., Winston-Salem, NC USA Photo by Jeff Vail
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Centuries come together: A new bridge in the shadows of an old fort. I was here as a visitor. Photo by Donald Chester, Great Barrington, MA USA
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Music city center in nashville. Have you ever seen this many track hoes in action at the same time? I am the on-site owners representative for QA/QC. This picture is of the conditions encountered during the excavation phase of the project. It shows the level of commitment of the project team to keep things rolling. Photo by Murray Fulkerson, TTL,Inc., Nashville, TN USA
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Ironworkers from Local 378 putting together 210 ft tower crane at UC Berkeley. I was the Safety Manager overseeing the project Photo by Perry Churchill, Bragg Crane and Rigging, Richmond, CA US
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Jim Johnson of Griffin Dewatering services a wellpoint pump, before returning it to an excavation. Photo by Terry Aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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Excavators with hydraulic hammers start early morning eighteen inch pavement demolition at Taxiway WD at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. The demolition is part of a $42 Million Taxiway Reconstruction / Rehabilitation Project. Photo by Charlie Westmoreland, webber, llc, Houston, TX USA
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Costco Wholesale at sunrise. Jenna Swiecki is one of the Novak Project Engineers on the this project. Submitted by Stacey Jones, Novak Construction Company, Chicago, IL US Photo by Jenna Swiecki
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A glimpse in the daily life of a steel worker. Erin Mabe Photography was contracted by SteelFab, Inc to photograph our shop and grounds. Submitted by Lisa Geddings, SteelFab, Inc., Charlotte, NC USA Photo by Erin Mabe
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Slip-Form Paving Crews finish a final run of 19 PCC paving at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. The paving is part of a $42 Million Reconstruction / Rehabilitation of Taxiways. Photo by Charlie Westmoreland, webber, llc, Houston, TX USA
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At the end of the day, Slip-Form Paving Crews finish a final run of 19 PCC paving at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. The paving is part of a $42 Million Reconstruction / Rehabilitation of Taxiways. Photo by Charlie Westmoreland, webber, llc, Houston, TX USA
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Construction cranes tower over the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, Missouri on August 2, 2010. The facility, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2011, will house the Kansas City Symphony, the Kansas City Ballet, and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. Photo by Scott Weaver, Scott Weaver Photography LLC, Lawrence, KS USA
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Construction workers build the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, Missouri on August 2, 2010. The facility, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2011, will house the Kansas City Symphony, the Kansas City Ballet, and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. Photo by Scott Weaver, Scott Weaver Photography LLC, Lawrence, KS USA
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Construction workers build the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, Missouri on August 2, 2010. The facility, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2011, will house the Kansas City Symphony, the Kansas City Ballet, and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. Photo by Scott Weaver, Scott Weaver Photography LLC, Lawrence, KS USA
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Construction workers build the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, Missouri on August 2, 2010. The facility, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2011, will house the Kansas City Symphony, the Kansas City Ballet, and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. Photo by Scott Weaver, Scott Weaver Photography LLC, Lawrence, KS USA
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A welder is lifted into position at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, Missouri on August 2, 2010. The facility, which is scheduled to open in Fall 2011, will house the Kansas City Symphony, the Kansas City Ballet, and the Lyric Opera of Kansas City. Photo by Scott Weaver, Scott Weaver Photography LLC, Lawrence, KS USA
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This specific task was modifications to relief valve exhaust piping where I was acting as the PM on the job. Submitted by Shannon Gauthier, Beacon Piping Company, Canton, MA USA Photo by Edward Marks
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Cement trucks waiting in lines to empty their loads at one of the all night concrete pours for Solyndra project in Fremont California. Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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Evening view looking down the central access shaft for the San Vicente Tunnel Pipeline project. There are several access shafts at intervals along the 11 mile tunnel which houses an 8 ft diameter steel pipe to transport water to the city of San Diego, Calif. Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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Inspection and touch up work in the San Vicente Tunnel Pipeline the morning after mortar is applied to this section. This image was taken at about 6am app. 5 miles into the tunnel before application began again at 8am. Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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An iron worker preparing re-bar one of the upcoming concrete pour at Solyndra Plant 2 in Fremont Calif. Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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re-roof of the Tropicana Resort in Las Vegas. Commercial Roofers, Inc John Manville roofing material. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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re-roof of the Tropicana Resort in Las Vegas. Commercial Roofers, Inc John Manville roofing material. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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New Construction, The Crystals at City Center Las Vegas, Commercial Roofers, Inc. installing of the Sarnafil Decor System. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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re-roof Sunset Station, Las Vegas by Commercial Roofers Inc. Using Carlisle Membrane Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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Kenny Quinn School Re-roof Commercial Roofers, Inc. Las Vegas, Nv. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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Red Rock visitor Center, Las Vegas, Nv. Foam Application for New Construction. Commercial Roofers, Inc. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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city center Las Vegas, NV. New Construction, Commercial Roofers, Inc. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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The Crystals, City Center, Las Vegas, NV.Commercial Roofers, Inc. New Construction Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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Red Rock Casino, Las Vegas, NV. Commercial Roofers, Inc. New Construction Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, NV. Waterproofing, Tunnel. Commercial Roofers, inc. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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Encore, Switch Night Club, Las Vegas, NV. New Construction Roofing and Waterproofing Commercial Roofers, Inc. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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Solar install at our Office, Commercial Roofers, Inc. Las Vegas, NV. Panel system. Solyndra system Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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Demolition Crews work around the clock to complete twenty-one inch concrete pavement removal at Runway 15L-33R at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. The demolition is part of a $42 Million Reconstruction / Rehabilitation of Taxiways. Photo by Charlie Westmoreland, webber, llc, Houston, TX USA
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Excavators with hydraulic hammers are nearing completion of a 550 x 25 foot section of eighteen inch concrete pavement removal at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas. The demolition is part of a $42 Million Reconstruction / Rehabilitation of Taxiways. Photo by Charlie Westmoreland, webber, llc, Houston, TX USA
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McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, NV. Waterproofing, Commercial Roofers, Inc. Photo by Michelle Shetrom, Commercial Roofers, inc. , Las Vegas, NV USA
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This photo has taken in the NATM Tunnel Central Walkway at Sirkeci Underground Station. Sirkeci Station is the part of the Marmaray Project in Istanbul. I am working on this project as of Geotechnical Engineer.I ceheck ground movements and surface settlements measures everyday. Photo by Duygu ISIK, Yuksel Proje, Istanbul, Turkey
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This photo has taken in the Uskudar Station when the TBM 4 has been reached to station. Uskudar Station is the part of the Marmaray Project in Istanbul. I am working on this project as of Geotechnical Engineer.I ceheck ground movements and surface settlements measures everyday. Photo by Duygu ISIK, Yuksel Proje, Istanbul, Turkey
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project here, Oct. 5, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo illustration [HDR Image] by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Rene Lopez (left) and Allen Holmes, steelworkers with Enclos Corp., use a lift to reach the sixth floor of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East building while preparing the exterior wall for glass installation, Sept. 23, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, along with NGA, is leading design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. The campus is located in Northern Virginia, on what was formerly known as Fort Belvoirs Engineer Proving Grounds. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An interior view of the atrium in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East building here, Sept. 23, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, along with NGA, is leading design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. The campus is located in Northern Virginia, on what was formerly known as Fort Belvoirs Engineer Proving Grounds. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Miguel Rodriquez, an employee of ISEC, watches as co-workers cut metal brackets for installation on the atrium walls at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East building here Sept. 23, 2010. Rodriquez and fellow ISEC employees are installing wooden panels on wall and ceiling surfaces in various locations throughout the building. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, along with NGA, is leading design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. The campus is located in Northern Virginia, on what was formerly known as Fort Belvoirs Engineer Proving Grounds. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project here, Oct. 5, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Ngoc-Anh Pham, a mechanical engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore DIstrict, inspects parts of the fire suppresion system at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East building here, Sept. 23, 2010. The Baltimore District, along with NGA, is leading design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. The campus is located in Northern Virginia, on what was formerly known as Fort Belvoirs Engineer Proving Grounds. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An aerial view of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East complex being constructed here, June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion facility as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at and around Fort Belvoir. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Taken from the floor of the atrium looking upward, this photo shows the massive web of scaffolding which is currently being used inside the NGA Campus East main office building, June 8, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion NGA Campus East facility here. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An exterior nighttime view of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East complex under construction here, July 28, 2010. Together with NGA, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion facility as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure programs here. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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This is a picture of the Dome Steel and Architectural Glass for the renovation of the Harris County Courthouse in Houston, TX. Submitted by Joshua Stephens, GMF Structural Division, Lakeland, FL USA Photo by Jamie Sims
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This is a picture of the Dome Steel and Architectural Glass for the renovation of the Harris County Courthouse in Houston, TX. Submitted by Joshua Stephens, GMF Structural Division, Lakeland, FL USA Photo by Jamie Sims
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Costco Wholesale in Mettawa, IL rooftop with one sole worker. Submitted by Stacey Jones, Novak Construction Company, Chicago, IL US Photo by Jim Hempleman
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Costco Wholesale and Novak Construction Jobsite Safety photo. Submitted by Stacey Jones, Novak Construction Company, Chicago, IL US Photo by Steve Hough
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Marina Thermal CHP Facility in Atlantic City, NJ. Submitted by Frank DiCola, DCO Energy, Mays Landing, NJ USA Photo by Dan Jones
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Marina Thermal CHP Facility in Atlantic City, NJ. Submitted by Frank DiCola, DCO Energy, Mays Landing, NJ USA Photo by Dan Jones
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kcicon project in Kansas City nears completion Photo by Don Clarkson, Clarkson Construction, Kansas City, MO USA
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Two sandhogs wait for the Tunnel Boring Machine to brake through 7 Line Extension tunnel. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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Sandhog operates controls of tunnel boring machine in the MTA Capital Construction project 7 Line Extension. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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Welder cut I beam at the MTA Capital Construction project Fulton Street Transit Center. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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A Sandhog take a brake while working in the tunnel for the MTA Capital Construction East Side Access project. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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MTA Bridges and Tunnel electrician connects the new LCD light on the top of the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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A Tunnel Boring Machine waits to be assembled and moved into position in the Second Avenue Tunnel. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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The rotating gear of the new Willis Avenue Bridge sit in the foreground with the new bridge in the background on badges waiting to be moved into place. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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The new Willis Avenue Bridge (right) is slowly moved into position next to the old bridge. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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In the early morning hours, with the new bridge in the background, workers prepare to start moving the new Willis Avenue Bridge into position next to the old bridge. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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Workers secure the rebar on the new road leading up to the new Willis Avenue Bridge. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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Contractor watches the alignment of the new Willis Avenue Bridge as it slowly moves into place. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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A crew of ironworkers stand on temporary shore towers and operate a custom jacking system to lower a 1000 ton roof section on the new Florida Marlins Stadium. The guys are between 170 and 154 feet in the air on the shore towers that temporarily supported the 550 foot long trusses that form the retractable roof of the stadium. The trusses are built on the shore towers in a set of 3 trusses sitting on custom hilman rollers that are sitting on inclined ramps. The rollers are attached to the ramps by a long threaded rod that runs through a hydraulic jack. A unified jacking machine is controlling the pressure on the jacks and in 5 inch increments the entire roof section is lowered down the ramps until the roof section starts taking its own load and is self-supported. I am the project manager for LPR construction the Steel Erector installing the structural steel for the roof on this project. I took the picture standing on one of the track beams that the roof moves on. This process of moving the roof off the shore towers is called Decentering and this is the first time a roof like this has been decentered by using the ramps and jacks instead of lowering the shore towers out from under the roof. This picture caught the guys all standing on separate towers monitoring the jacks on September 11, 2010, and shows what these guys do while working at these types of heights. It was a very proud moment for all of these men working on a project that supports an American past time on a very sentimental anniversary for all Americans. Photo by Peter Radice, L.P.R. Construction Co., Loveland, CO USA
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BESCO worker Joe Trentham installing solar modules on the Knoxville Convention Center. We (Broadway Electric Service Corporation - BESCO) are installing a rooftop solar power system on the Knoxville Convention Center as part of an energy efficiency project for the City of Knoxville. Photo by Matt Padgett, Broadway Electric Service Corporation, Knoxville, TN United States of America
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This photo was named Underbelly. It is looking up at the building and showing the framing of the exterior soffit. I am part of the design team, specifically in charge of the exterior envelope of the building. Photo by Alexander Korter, CO Architects, Los Angeles, CA USA
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This image shows the extent and size of the long-span trusses (105 ft) scaled by one of the workers on site. I am part of the design team, specifically in charge of the exterior envelope of the project. Photo by Alexander Korter, CO Architects, Los Angeles, CA USA
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Workers install a curtain wall panel at The Avenue in Washington, DC. Thornton Tomasetti provided structural design services for the 1.4 million square foot mixed-use development in a challenging urban environment. Photo by Michael Cropper, Thornton Tomasetti, Inc., Washington, DC United States
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I visited a jobsite in the Atlanta, GA area while the construction company, Choate Construction, held a safety standdown - organized by Georgia Struck-By Alliance - regarding workzone safety. Photo by Cherri Watson, Georgia Branch, AGC, Atlanta, GA USA
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The Savoy Hotel was a 103 structure that had not been occupied in 20 years. City officials decreed that the building had to come down because it had become a safety hazard to prdestrians and to the citys light rail. Cherrys six man crew began demolition on Friday at 10:30 pm and completed Sundat afternoon at 4:00 pm. There were noincidents and the light rail was on track to return regular service on moday morning. Photo by Joe Rizzo, Cherry, Hoyston, TX USA
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This photo was taken at the Barksdale AFB, LA which is the site for the new Security Forces Complex just outside of Shreveport LA. This photo is one of many of our early morning pours to attempt to beat the Louisiana summer heat. My role as a Project Engineer consists of assisting the Project Manager, Superintendent, Safety Manger and Quality Control Manager through all phases of construction. Photo by Lucas Schutte, Walton Construction Co, Harahan, LA USA
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Haley-Greer Inc. hoisting preassembled aluminum frames on the Twisted Tower. Photo by Jason Wroblewski, Haley-Greer Inc., Dallas, TX USA
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Haley-Greer Inc. topping out the aluminum and glass on the Twisted Tower penthouse. Photo by Jason Wroblewski, Haley-Greer Inc., Dallas, TX USA
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Haley-Greer Inc. aluminum and glass Twisted Tower North Zipper. Photo by Jason Wroblewski, Haley-Greer Inc., Dallas, TX USA
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Haley-Greer Inc. aluminum and glass Twisted Tower looking to the sky. Photo by Jason Wroblewski, Haley-Greer Inc., Dallas, TX USA
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This is a shot from the Philadelphia Convention Center Expansion. The new steel is framed with Comcast Tower in the background. Pyro-Stops scope of work included in installation of both the Firestop and the Expansion Joints on this project. Photo by Andrew Grubb, Pyro-Stop, Aston , PA usa
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. This photograph was taken during out 31 day shut down period when the water supply to San Francisco was shut off and we had to tie our plant into the existing supply lines. Every day we took over 31 days to tie into the lines would cost us $55,000 a day in LDs. My main role was managing subcontactors and also managing the LEED Silver Certification of the Operations Building. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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This is a shot from the Philadelphia Convention Center Expansion. The tower cranes are framed with Comcast Tower in the background. Pyro-Stops scope of work included in installation of both the Firestop and the Expansion Joints on this project. Photo by Andrew Grubb, Pyro-Stop, Aston , PA usa
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This view of a corridor under construction at the Indiana Convention Center Expansion Project gives an idea of the massive scale of the project. ERMCO is performing all the electrical and telecommunications installation for the expansion. Photo by Megan Gossett, ERMCO, Inc., Indianapolis, IN United States
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An image of the installation of a portion of the cabling for the highly intricate sound systems of the Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts in Carmel, IN. ERMCO is performing the electrical and telecommunications installation for the project. Photo by Megan Gossett, ERMCO, Inc., Indianapolis, IN United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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I was a Field Engineer on this $84 Million water treatment facility in Tracy, CA. The project was for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Photo by Patick Donahue, PCL Civil Construction, Tempe, AZ United States
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Photo of the exterior soffit, under a terrace, reflected in the curtain wall. I am part of the design team, specifically in charge of the exterior envelope of the project. Photo by Alexander Korter, CO Architects, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I shot this for use in the Daily Commercial News and Construction Record. Photo by William Conway, Progress Photography, Toronto, Canada
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I shot this for Aluma Systems. It depicts the innovative bubble deck technology. This image was also published in the Daily Commercial News and Construction Record. Photo by William Conway, Progress Photography, Toronto, Canada
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Location: Ft. Irwin, CA, 6:00 a.m.; Project: $875 million housing and community developement improvement; Role: Project Supervising Inspector Photo by Patrick Gunning, Bureau Veritas North America, Sacramento, CA USA
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I shot this for Aluma Systems. Photo by William Conway, Progress Photography, Toronto, Canada
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This is a watermain project shot for use in the Daily Commercial News and Construction Record. Photo by William Conway, Progress Photography, Toronto, Canada
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Shot for use in the Daily Commercial News and Construction Record. Photo by William Conway, Progress Photography, Toronto, Canada
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Shot for use in the Daily Commercial News and Construction Record, this project included building an underpass road beneath existing railway bridges. Photo by William Conway, Progress Photography, Toronto, Canada
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Shot for use in the Daily Commercial News and Construction Record, this project in Pickering, Ontario, is an addition to a waste water treatment plant. Photo by William Conway, Progress Photography, Toronto, Canada
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Family of pipe hangers. I am part of the design team, specifically in charge of the exterior envelope of the project. Photo by Alexander Korter, CO Architects, Los Angeles, CA USA
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Profile and shadow of green roof. I am part of the design team, specifically in charge of the exterior envelope of the project. Photo by Alexander Korter, CO Architects, Los Angeles, CA USA
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On the Loop 12 / SH 114 Interchange recontruction in Dallas, TX, night-work on weekends is a means to keep projects on schedule and budget - while keeping impacts to traffic down. Stars are hidden by the city and construction lighting. The moon is real. Bridgefarmer is the engineer of record, Zachry Construction is the contractor, Choctaw Erectors is the steel erector for this direct connect bridge. Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States
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Project-DFW Connector - $1B design-build in Grapevine, TX north of DFW Airport along SH 121-SH 114-IH 635 (Tarrant County). Crews are placing the rebar cage for a post-tentioned (PT)bent cap. The white conduits for the PT strands reflect off the construction lighting. Working in off-peak hours avoids lane rental charges. Bridge engineer for this bridge:Bridgefarmer, contractor: NorthGate Constructors - a joint venture of Kiewit and Zachry. Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States
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Project - Loop12/SH 114 Interchange-Irving, TX this photo was done for fun - The picture was taken late in the afternoon while still light. The moon was up early so Jim double exposed the shot to move it into the picture, then darkened the picture to enhance the blue sky. Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States
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This project consisted in the replacement of a ailing bridge over the West Branch of the Neshaminy creek. I completed the drainage design and secured the proper permits from the required agencies for construction Photo by Michael Grantner, McCormick Taylor, Inc., Philadelphia, PA USA
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This project consisted of the widening of PA 1058 in Montgomery County and the completion of a new PA 63 bypass. This project is phase I of a larger scope to connect the PA turnpike NE Extension to PA route 309. I completed the drainage design and secured the proper permits from the required agencies for construction. Photo by Michael Grantner, McCormick Taylor, Inc., Philadelphia, PA USA
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Chester Access Ramp B This procest consisted with the construction of 2 new ramps from the Commodore Barry Bridge accessing the waterfront development area in Chester PA. I completed the drainage design and secured the proper permits from the required agencies for construction. Photo by Michael Grantner, McCormick Taylor, Inc., Philadelphia, PA USA
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Work at the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex takes place 20 hours a day, 6 days a week. Upon completion, this storm water drainage pumping station, located just south of New Orleans, will be the largest of its kind in the nation. Photo by Jenny Marc, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, New Orleans, LA USA
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Work at the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex takes place 20 hours a day, 6 days a week. Upon completion, this storm water drainage pumping station, located just south of New Orleans, will be the largest of its kind in the nation. Photo by Jenny Marc, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, New Orleans, LA USA
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The eighteenth lift for the Influent Pump Station wet well has been completed on the South Cobb Tunnel Project near Atlanta, GA. Parsons/Jacobs is the CM for the project. Dwayne Easterling is the Chief Inspector Photo by Dwayne Easterling, Jacobs Associates (San Francisco, CA), Austell, GA USA
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HDR Engineer Mike Kelly ascends ropes after completing the baseline inspection of a concrete column of the new Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge. Photo by Frank Huster, Frank Huster Photography, Seattle, WA USA
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HDR Engineers Aleksander Nelson (R) and Craig Smart (L) perform a baseline inspection of the concrete arch of the new Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge using rope access techniques. Photo by Frank Huster, Frank Huster Photography, Seattle, WA USA
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Upon completion, the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex, located just south of New Orleans will become the nations largest storm water drainage pumping station. The facility will feature eleven 1,740 cfs vertical Flower Pot Pumps for a combined pumping capacity of 19,140 cfs. The first pumps were installed on September 3, 2010. Photo by Jenny Marc, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, New Orleans, LA USA
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Upon completion, the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex, located just south of New Orleans, will become the nations largest storm water drainage pumping station. The facility will feature eleven 1,740 cfs vertical Flower Pot Pumps for a combined pumping capacity of 19,140 cfs. The first pumps were installed on September 3, 2010. Photo by Jenny Marc, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, New Orleans, LA USA
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Upon completion, the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex, located just south of New Orleans, will become the nations largest storm water drainage pumping station. The facility will feature eleven 1,740 cfs vertical Flower Pot Pumps for a combined pumping capacity of 19,140 cfs. The first pumps were installed on September 3, 2010. Photo by Jenny Marc, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, New Orleans, LA USA
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Griffin team sporting basic required PPE before heading out to a local job. Photo by Nicholas Yu , Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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Look up and live. Operator watches the boom on the buggy rig as he meticulously drills wellpoints 20ft into the ground. Photo by Nicholas Yu , Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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Griffin team performing maintenance and repairs to Gus Pech rig before it heads out for action! Photo by Nicholas Yu , Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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Performing maintenance work on the pumps allows all Griffin team members the ability to troubleshoot at the job site. Knowledge is power! Photo by Nicholas Yu , Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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75T Linkbelt inside Coker pit uprighting tipped over front end loader - Pittsburg, Ca - I was the Safety Manager overseeing the job Photo by Perry Churchill, Bragg Crane and Rigging, Richmond, CA US
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Ironworkers from Local 378 putting together 210 ft tower crane at UC Berkeley. I was the Safety Manager overseeing the project Photo by Perry Churchill, Bragg Crane and Rigging, Richmond, CA US
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Hoar Construction is the CM at Risk on the 700,000 square feet Benjamin Russell Hospital for Children. Photo by Gina Fulmer, Hoar Constructruction, LLC, Birmingham, AL United States
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Walt was hired to take action photos of our employees on-site. Submitted by Gina Fulmer, Hoar Construction, LLC, Birmingham, AL United States Photo by Walt Hinchman
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An evening shot showing some of the vast amount of equipment used in the construction of the Solyndra solar plant #2 construction. Both equipment and men get a rest during one of the all night concrete pours. Photo by Barry Levin, The Imagery Group, Union City, CA USA
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Sandhog with years of experiences showing on his face, works on the East Side Access project for the MTA's Capital Construction agency. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
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Like a curtain rising on a great performance, the work continuous under Grand Central Terminal in New York City for the MTA's Capital Construction East Side Access project. Photo by Patrick J. Cashin, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York, NY USA
Race to safety at ConocoPhillips
Scheck Industries has teamed up with Nascar Driver Clint Bowyer to promote safety in the workplace. Clint shown here addressing a crowd of 1300 at the ConocoPhillips refinery in Wood River, IL.
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Paleontology Concrete Deck Pour
Taken at sunrise, this photograph shows two 10 man crews, Mark Young Construction, Inc. assisted by Doyle Concrete using concrete & pumps from Pete Lien, in the process of placing 681 cubic yards of concrete on the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology’s Paleontology Building 2nd floor structural concrete deck. The deck was approximately 13,000 square feet with a one way concrete floor joist system having 30” thick steel reinforced beams & joists engineered to withstand the heavy loads of storing and handling the schools specimens without transferring vibration to the working classrooms. The pour started at 3am and was finished at noon.
Brian Saul, Aaron Phillips, Blaine Dodgion, Doyle Concrete, Pete Lien
Rapid City, SD
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Bechtel Site Manager Andy Coombes gives Nascar Driver Clint Bowyer a tour of the $3.6B CORE Project at ConocoPhillips- Wood River Refinery. Clint Bowyer is a safety spokesperson for Scheck Industries, one of the contractors working on the CORE project. Clint visits several Scheck projects a year promoting safety in the workplace to Scheck Employees.
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Downtown Condo - Atlanta GA
Architecture firm Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio
1080 Peachtree Street, Atlanta GA 30309
Bypass pumping is a critical element of many rehab projects. Temporary bypass sytems are used to transfer water supplies and sewage flow, so that these vital services are uninterrupted during construc
As our sewer infrastructure continues to age, rehabilitation is needed to keep it up and running. Contractors bypass sewage during sewer line repairs, with sewer bypass pumps, getting tough projects done and keeping the system working for the community that relies on it.
Griffin Dewatering Construction Services Group
Harris County, Texas
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The cutting torch does its work on a shoring tower being adjusted to support a large steel girder placement. Project - Loop 12 / SH 114 in Irving, TX. Contractor: Zachry Construction, Erector: Choctaw Erectors, Engineer: Bridgefarmer and Associates, Inc. Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer and Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States
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The first bridge demolition on the $1B DFW Connector project in Grapevine, TX included this prestressed concrete beam on the Main Street bridge over SH 114 that was clipped until it dropped. The deck and rails had already been demolished. Project: DFW Connector, Contractor:NorthGate Constructors. Bridgefarmer designed the Main Street replacement bridge. Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer and Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States
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Kapstone Kraft Paper - Roanoke Rapids, NC Piece meal demolition of a 300 foot high reinforced concrete chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Kapstone Kraft Paper - Roanoke Rapids, NC Piece meal demolition of a 300 foot high reinforced concrete chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Kapstone Kraft Paper - Roanoke Rapids, NC Piece meal demolition of a 300 foot high reinforced concrete chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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In this photo, Gaines and Company is shown ripping rock prior to pipe installation at the Shearon Harris nuclear power plant in Wake County, NC. Photo by William Gaines, Gaines and Company, Reisterstown, MD USA
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THE WORLD IS WATCHING!, HOW PIECE BY PIECE, STONE BY STONE THIS MAGNIFICENT STRUCTURE IS BEING BUILT. LA SAGRADA FAMILIA IN BARCELONA, SPAIN HAS BEEN UNDER CONSTRUCTION SINCE 1882 AND IS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED UNTIL AROUND THE FIRST QUARTER OF THIS CENTURY. IT HAS FOLLOWED THROUGHOUT THE YEARS THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY IN CONSTRUCTION, LOGISTICS AND MOSTLY SAFETY BY CAREFULLY KEEPING THE IDIOSYNCRATIC ESSENCE OF THE DESIGN MADE BY THE CATALAN ARCHITECT ANTONI GAUDI. THE PICTURE WAS TAKEN DURING MY VACATION TRIP IN AUGUST 17, 2010 AND IT SHOWS THE NORTHWEST SACRISTY TOWER AND TWO OF THE TOWERS FROM THE NATIVITY FACADE AT THE EAST. Photo by Carlos Guzman, LOCKWOOD, ANDREWS AND NEWMAN INC, NEW YORK, NY US
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This photo captures Gaines and Company installing pipe at the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant in Wake County, Norh Carolina. Photo by William Gaines, Gaines and Company, Reisterstown, MD USA
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In the photo graph below, Gaines and Company pipe is ready to be installed at the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant in Wake County, North Carolina. Photo by William Gaines, Gaines and Company, Reisterstown, MD USA
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning interior view of the atrium in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 15, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning interior view of the atrium in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 15, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning interior view of the atrium in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 15, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 12, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An exterior view of NGA Campus East Main Office Building and Parking Garage here, May 26, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing the $1.7 billion project, which is being constructed as a result of BRAC 2005 law. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo illustration by Marc Barnes; this image is a panoramic view made up of five photos) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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This is a photo of the Lake Worth Toll Plaza Gantries. Project owner is the Florida Department of Transportation and it is located in Palm County, Florida. Photo by Joshua Stephens, GMF Structural Division, Lakeland, FL USA
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This is a picture of the Pinion Shaft Assembly for the Johns Pass Bascule Bridge, which is on S.R. 699 in Pinellas County, Florida. The owner of the project is FDOT. Photo by Jason Hall, GMF Industries, Lakeland, FL USA
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This is a picture of the Trunnion Housing Bearings for Johns Pass Bascule Bridge. The project is located on S.R. 699 in Pinellas County, Florida. The owner of the project is FDOT. Photo by Jason Hall, GMF Industries, Lakeland, FL USA
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This is a picture of the Pinion Shaft Assemblies for the Johns Pass Bascule Bridge in Pinellas County, Florida. Project is on S.R. 699 and owner of the project is FDOT. Photo by Jason Hall, GMF Industries, Lakeland, FL USA
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This is a picture of the Span Locks for the Judge Seeber Bridge Rehabilitation project, which is a vertical lift bridge in Jefferson Parish, LA. The owner of the project is LDOT. Photo by Jason Hall, GMF Industries, Lakeland, FL USA
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Installation of construction cameras on old Tacoma Narrows Bridge (used as platform)for the construction of the Second Tacoma Narrows Bridge. Neil Kirkland, Engineering Technician, is standing approximately 150 feet above Puget Sound Beach. Submitted by Paula Grahlherr, Shannon and Wilson, Inc., Saint Louis, MO United States Photo by Paul Fellows
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Im the cost engineer and scheduler for the Audubon Bridge Project. We are bulding a cable stay bridge accross the Mississippi River in Luoisiana connectings the towns of New Roads and Saint Francisville. Photo by Carlos Onufriuk, Flatiron Constructors, New Roads, LA U.S.A.
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Installation of access flooring on the main level of the Douglas County Sheriff Sub-Station building. My role in this particular project consists of photographically documenting and capturing construction progression of the building, which has been a pleasure. Photo by Kelsey Jones, Mark Young Construction, Inc., Frederick, CO USA
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Trusses supporting the spiral canopy on the Kansas City Wizards new stadium. Photo by Tracey Vaeth, Turner Construction, Kansas City, MO USA
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Photo is a Crane boom with the sun gleaming through in black and white. I assist the project Superintendent with daily field coordination. Photo by Joshua Holmes, McCarthy Holdings, St. Louis, MO United States
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Lifting a 290,000 pound section of duct work at a power plant scrubber project in St. Louis, MO. I assist the project Superintendent with daily field coordination. Photo by Joshua Holmes, McCarthy Holdings, St. Louis, MO United States
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Two ten- man crews; MYC assisted by Doyle Concrete using concrete and pumps from Pete Lien, in the process of placing 681 cubic yards of concrete on the South Dakota School of Mines and Technologys Paleontology Building 2nd floor structural concrete deck. The deck was approximately 13,000 square feet with a one way concrete floor joist system having 30 inch thick steel reinforced beams and joists engineered to withstand the heavy loads of storing and handling the schools specimens without transferring vibration to the working classrooms. The pour started at 3am and was finished at noon. Brian was the Project Superintendent on the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Paleontology Building. Submitted by Kelsey Jones, Mark Young Construction, Inc., Frederick, CO USA Photo by Brian Saul
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Frac tanks lined up at the Tank Farm at a large oil spill cleanup project in Marshall, Michigan. I was on-site to get photos and video of the different project sites. Photo by Allison Jo Winter, Terra Contracting, LLC, Kalamazoo, MI USA
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Slayden Construction Group erecting false work for detour bridge on the Knowles Creek bridge on the Elkhead to Knowles Creek Project in Oregon on Highway 126 at MP 18.5 Photo by Thomas E. Siniscal, T.Y. Lin International, Salem, OR USA
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Slayden Construction Group erecting false work for detour bridge on the Knowles Creek bridge on the Elkhead to Knowles Creek Project in Oregon on Highway 126 at MP 18.5 Photo by Thomas E. Siniscal, T.Y. Lin International, Salem, OR USA
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Oldham Crane Company demobilizes a mobil crane from the construction site using a 300 Ton crane at the Knowles Creek bridge on the Elkhead to Knowles Creek Project in Oregon on Highway 126 at MP 18.5. Photo by Thomas E. Siniscal, T.Y. Lin International, Salem, OR USA
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Gordon Guenther of Slayden Construction Group finds out first hand about the range of the Splat of a pile hammer on the Knowles Creek bridge on the Elkhead to Knowles Creek Project in Oregon on Highway 126 at MP 18.5. Photo by Thomas E. Siniscal, T.Y. Lin International, Salem, OR USA
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Knife River Precast yard cranes remove a bridge beam from the casting bed at the Harrisberg, Oregon plant. The beam is to be used for the Knowles Creek bridge on the Elkhead to Knowles Creek Project in Oregon on Highway 126 at MP 18.5. Photo by Thomas E. Siniscal, T.Y. Lin International, Salem, OR USA
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Oldham Crane Company setting bridge beams for Oregon State Bridge Construction Company on the Siuslaw River bridge construction site on the Elkhead to Knowles Creek Project in Oregon on Highway 126 at MP 26.7. Photo by Thomas E. Siniscal, T.Y. Lin International, Salem, OR USA
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Construction crew for Slayden Construction Group placing concrete for the Bear Creek Bridge deck pour at MP 107 on I-5 near Drain, Oregon. Photo by Thomas E. Siniscal, T.Y. Lin International, Salem, OR USA
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I went on Vacation to Las Vegas and took time to go see the Mike OCallaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge. Not satisfied with the views from the ground I took a helicopter tour and got some photos from the air. Photo by Jay Barnard, Herzog Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO USA
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This is a photo from on top of the rail at one of our open-span bridges. We replaced one of the steel spans underneath this section of rail and replaced all the ties and rail. This bridge carries the DGNO rail and will carry passengers on the DCTA Commuter Rail A Line opening Summer 2011. The bridges above are for SH-121 near IH35E in Carrollton, TX. Photo by Jay Barnard, Herzog Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO USA
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This photo is of a DGNO freight train coming through while drilling shafts for an adjacent future bridge. All hands and equipment cleared the railway under supervision of the flagman and waited until cleared before returning to work. Photo by Jay Barnard, Herzog Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO USA
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This photo is looking down the rebar cage and shaft for a 36 diameter hole. This shaft will support an abutment for a commuter rail bridge in Denton, TX. Photo by Jay Barnard, Herzog Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO USA
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WRATH OF HERMINA! This was a washout condition after flooding, at one of my crossings.Thats fellow maintainer Ison in the hole. Photo by Christopher Bradley, Herzog Railroad Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO USA
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GOD WATCHING OVER THE RAILROAD! A sunset this beautiful can only be that! This is over Abbott Yards, in Austin, Texas Photo by Christopher Bradley, Herzog Railroad Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO USA
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Inaugural light show at the completion of the Duke Energy Building in Charlotte, NC. Submitted by Sophia Matthews, Clear Sky Images, Charlotte, NC USA Photo by Brett Osborne
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Welder/fitter Bill Schaeffler welds prefabricated piping for CHOC Hospital in the Murray Company fab shop, Rancho Dominguez, CA. Submitted by Timothy Allinson, Murray Company, Rancho Dominguez, CA USA Photo by Mila Alinson
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Herzo Contracting Corp. is in JV with Archer Western constructing the CMGC-3 Light rail project in Dallas Texas. Photo by Gordon Morales, Herzog Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO USA
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8.5 foot Diameter by 38 feet. Monopole Celluar Tower in Hurt, VA. Oct. 2010. Photo by Kevin Rodrigue, Mammoth Constructors, LLC, Umatilla, FL USA
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Working down at B.C. Place for Mountacier ironworkers from Local 97 erecting the compression beams weighing in at 120 tons. Photo by Cecil Damery, Ironworkers Local 97, Burnaby B.C., Canada
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Michels Power, a division of Michels Corporation, performs transmission line work near Aberdeen, Wash. Photo by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsville, WI USA
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Michels Directional Crossings, a division of Michels Corporation, completed the pullback of this pipe under the Mississippi River near Searcy, Ark. Photo by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsville, WI USA
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Michels Communications, a division of Michels Corporation, installs a collection system on Shirley Wind Farm, just south of Green Bay, Wis. Photo by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsville, WI USA
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A crew from Michels Tunneling, a division of Michels Corporation, holds a morning safety meeting before heading into the shaft. Submitted by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsvillew, WI USA Photo by Reilly Johnson
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The Spring Mountains to the west of North Las Vegas rise above a job site for Michels Tunneling, a division of Michels Corporation. Submitted by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsvillew, WI USA Photo by Reilly Johnson
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This photo overlooks complex crushing spreads at a Michels Materials quarry near Waterloo, Wis. The spreads were producing asphalt chips, which were then shipped by rail car to the Chicago area for use on Illinois Department of Transportation projects. Submitted by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsvillew, WI USA Photo by Reilly Johnson
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These conveyor belts are carrying asphalt chips for use on Illinois Department of Transportation projects at a Michels Materials quarry near Waterloo, Wis. Submitted by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsvillew, WI USA Photo by Reilly Johnson
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Michels Wind Energy, a division of Michels Corporation, erects a turbine at Shirley Wind Farm, just south of Green Bay, Wis. Photo by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsville, WI USA
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Michels Wind Energy, a division of Michels Corporation, enters the final stages of turbine erection at Shirley Wind Farm, just south of Green Bay, Wis. Photo by Bob Wothe, Michels Corporation, Brownsville, WI USA
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Filling in the Blanks: Brett Osborne captured this image while on a helicopter shoot. It fully encapsulates the spirit of a growing city. Submitted by Sophia Matthews, Clear Sky Images, Charlotte, NC USA Photo by Brett Osborne
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Getting close to sunset on a mass mixing project near Johnston City, IL. Photo by Phillip Gallet, Hayward Baker, Keller, TX USA
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Ken Gallagher, Safety Manager of Limbach Company LLC Philadelphia Branch, captured this photo at Project Home. Construction of a New 8 Story Assisted Housing for St. John's Evangelical Housing. An important aspect of the building is that it will be LEED-certified. Environmentally-friendly components of the building will include a green roof, highly insulated walls to improve thermal performance, a rainwater collection system for irrigation and non-potable use, high-efficiency mechanical systems and lighting. Submitted by Jennifer Stearn, Limbach Company LLC Philadelphia, Warrington, PA USA Photo by Ken Gallagher
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Ken Gallagher, Safety Manager of Limbach Company LLC Philadelphia Branch, captured this photo at the Hopkinson House in Philadelphia, during a crane lift. Ken Gallagher, Limbach Company LLCs safety manager is present at every crane lift and captured a unique perspective of this lift. Submitted by Jennifer Stearn, Limbach Company LLC Philadelphia, Warrington, PA USA Photo by Ken Gallagher
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Melrose Park Costco, Span Construction Photo by Mark Ballogg, ballogg photography, chicago, IL United States
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Melrose Park Costco, Span Construction Photo by Mark Ballogg, ballogg photography, chicago, IL United States
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Bolingbrook Costco, Span Construction Photo by Mark Ballogg, ballogg photography, chicago, IL United States
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Bolingbrook Costco, Span Construction Photo by Mark Ballogg, ballogg photography, chicago, IL United States
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Mortimer the famed sewer rat inside the tunnel boring machine with a Midwest Mole Foreman, Arturo Mendez, for the Clermont County Shaylor Run Project kicked off by Midwest Mole. Midwest Mole purchased Mortimer in a joint deal at the No-Dig Auction in May of 2010 with the Michels Corporation. Submitted by Trini Garrison, Midwest Mole, Indianapolis, IN USA Photo by Dan Liotti
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Pre-launch picture of Midwest Mole Crew and Mortimer next to Robbins tunnel boring machine named Jane. Project: Clermont County Water Resources Shaylor Run Segment C Sewer Replacement Project. Submitted by Trini Garrison, Midwest Mole, Indianapolis, IN USA Photo by Dan Liotti
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Caption: CityScape Block 22 - Phase 1, Phoenix, AZ - Things are looking up. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Marlins New Ballpark, Miami, FL - Crane setup for retractable roof lift. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Marlins New Ballpark, Miami, FL - New ballpark taking shape. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Marlins New Ballpark, Miami, FL - Coming soon...Miamis newest crown jewel. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Marlins New Ballpark, Miami, FL - Constructing a retractable roof takes precision. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal, Atlanta, GA - Hartsfield-Atlanta Airport expansion progressing nicely. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal, Atantla, GA - A jobsite workers perspective. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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As a Project Engineer for the General Contractor, one of my duties was to take and maintain progress photos during the job. I took this photo early in the morning while one of four 105 foot trusses was being placed for the roof of the Gymnasium Building at the Barack Obama Global Preparation Academy, a Los Angeles Unified School District Middle School. Photo by Sebastian Choularton, Bernards, San Fernando, CA USA
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The First Avenue Bridge over Maple Canyon, originally built in 1931, was seismically retrofit and the lead paint removed and repainted in its historically accurate original color in 2009-2010. Frank Gaines supervises the Construction Manager and Resident Engineer for the project. Photo by Frank Gaines, City of San Diego/ECP/Field Division, San Diego, CA USA
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As a Project Engineer for the General Contractor, one of my duties was to take and maintain progress photos during the job. Photo by Sebastian Choularton, Bernards, San Fernando, CA USA
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The Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge provides access across the railroad tracks between the Hilton Hotel, the San Diego Convention Center and Petco Park and the Gaslamp Quarter. My role is Senior Bridge Engineer supervising the Construction Manager and Resident Engineer for the project. Photo by Frank Gaines, City of San Diego/ECP/Field Division, San Diego, CA USA
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XCEL Energy - Pueblo,CO Installation of a sound dampening system in a 500 feet plus high chimney with a 24 feet diameter core. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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XCEL Energy - Pueblo,CO Installation of a sound dampening system in a 500 foot plus high chimney with a 24 foot diameter core. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Florida Power and Light - Port Everglades Plant Installation of 11 inch diameter core around the exterior of an existing 350 foot high chimney for the purpose of upgrading to a category 5 hurricane design. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Florida Power and Light - Port Everglades Plant Installation of 11 inch diameter core around the exterior of an existing 350 foot high chimney for the purpose of upgrading to a category 5 hurricane design. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Confederate Powder Works - Augusta, GA Historical restoration of an 1861 brick chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Confederate Powder Works - Augusta, GA Historical restoration of an 1861 brick chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Confederate Powder Works - Augusta, GA Historical restoration of an 1861 brick chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Kapstone Kraft Paper - Roanoke Rapids, NC Piece meal demolition of a 300 foot high reinforced concrete chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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Kapstone Kraft Paper - Roanoke Rapids, NC Piece meal demolition of a 300 foot high reinforced concrete chimney. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Williamsville, NY United States Photo by Company Personnel Foreman
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HDR's Travis Ford prepares to inspect a radial gate at Georgia Power's (Southern Company) Bartlett's Ferry Dam near Columbus, Georgia. The photographer manages HDR's Dams and Hydraulics Structures Section in Folsom, California and was the project manager for the radial gate inspections at Bartlett's Ferry Dam. He and Travis Ford are both Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians (SPRAT) certified industrial climbers. Submitted by Mydria Eskildsen, HDR Engineering, Inc., Folsom, CA USA Photo by Sam Planck
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What is at the end of a Rainbow? Only the most recycled product in the World- Asphalt! I was heading out to one of my projects after a weather event to check for damages. Our Asphalt Plant had shut down and all was quiet. As I pulled around from our yard, I was stunned to witness the most brilliant rainbow unfold in front of my eyes! It kept getting deeper and darker as I took the photos- Outstanding!!! Photo by James Stewart, Schmidt Construction Company, Colorado Springs, CO usa
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Ken Gallagher, Safety Manager of Limbach Company LLC Philadelphia Branch, captured this photo at Construction of a New 8 Story Assisted Housing for St. John's Evangelical Housing. This is an image of the cooling tower being lifted. An important aspect of the building is that it will be LEED-certified. Environmentally-friendly components of the building will include a green roof, highly insulated walls to improve thermal performance, a rainwater collection system for irrigation and non-potable use, high-efficiency mechanical systems and lighting. Submitted by Jennifer Stearn, Limbach Company LLC Philadelphia, Warrington, PA USA Photo by Ken Gallagher
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Construction of New Lift Span. Railroad Bridge - Burlington, IA. Dannys Construction Company is assembling and erecting a new lift span over the Mississippi River. Submitted by Lynn Wert, Dannys Construction Compay, Inc., Shakopee, MN United States Photo by Matt McDonald
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Construction of New Lift Span. Railroad Bridge - Burlington, IA. Dannys Construction Company is assembling and erecting a new lift span over the Mississippi River. Submitted by Lynn Wert, Dannys Construction Compay, Inc., Shakopee, MN United States Photo by Matt McDonald
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Atkinson Construction sets one of 217 prestressed concrete girders as part of the I-5/SR-16 Nalley Valley Interchange project in Tacoma, Washington. Due to site access, this particular set of girders required a 500 ton hydraulic crane (right) to pass the girder end to a 650 ton hydraulic crane, fitted with a luffing jib, before picking the other end and setting the 180,000 pound girder into place. Photo by Brian Fortin, Atkinson Construction, Renton, WA USA
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A crane, at Hughes Center, lifts the new windows up to the seventh floor for installation. Submitted by Dawn Bardone, HGC Construction Co., Cincinnati, OH United States Photo by Don Denney
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A crane, at Hughes Center, lifts the new windows up to the seventh floor for installation. Submitted by Dawn Bardone, HGC Construction Co., Cincinnati, OH United States Photo by Don Denney
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A crane, at Hughes Center, lifts the new windows up to the seventh floor for installation. Submitted by Dawn Bardone, HGC Construction Co., Cincinnati, OH United States Photo by Don Denney
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The seventh floor interior of Hughes Center before the window installation. Submitted by Dawn Bardone, HGC Construction Co., Cincinnati, OH United States Photo by Don Denney
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Construction crews tying reinforcement steel for the east abutment wall on 9 Mile Bridge over I-75 in Hazel Park, MI. Bergmann Associates (engineers) and Walter Toebe Construction, led the Design-Build team for the fast-track, emergency bridge replacement project. Submitted by Vince Press, Bergmann Associates, Rochester, NY USA Photo by Jeremy Hedden
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Photo of trusses on shoring towers being braced by Ironworkers taken 10/25/10. I am the Project Architect for the Evansville Arena in Evansville, Indiana. Photo by Chris Minter, POPULOUS, Kansas City, MO USA
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Worker at the OSU linus pauling science center climbing stairs, through the shadows. I am primarily the site risk manager and I also shoot images for marketing purposes. Photo by Brizz Meddings, andersen construction, corvallis, OR USA
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Worker at the OSU linus pauling science center attaching castellated beams. I am primarily the site risk manager and I also shoot images for marketing purposes. Photo by Brizz Meddings, andersen construction, corvallis, OR USA
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Worker at the OSU linus pauling science center attaching connecting structural steel. I am primarily the site risk manager and I also shoot images for marketing purposes. Photo by Brizz Meddings, andersen construction, corvallis, OR USA
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Workers at the OSU nash hall walking across site in the morning sun. I am primarily the site risk manager and I also shoot images for marketing purposes. Photo by Brizz Meddings, andersen construction, corvallis, OR USA
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Atkinson Construction sets the first of 112 segments of the SW Line precast concrete segmental bridge. One of ten bridge structures on the I-5/SR-16 Interchange project in Tacoma, Washington, this bridge will carry traffic from North Bound I-5 to West Bound SR-16 over the Nalley Valley Viaduct. Photo by Brian Fortin, Atkinson Construction, Renton, WA USA
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Two Griffin 12 inch trailer mounted, non clogging trash pumps heading for emergency work as flood control pumps in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. Photo by Terry Aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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Griffin 12 inch (non clogging) trash pump being tested prior to heading for field work as a flood control pump in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. This pump is capable of pumping 7,000 gallons per minute of trash laden effulent. Photo by Terry Aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Just Sunrise coming up to the east of the hospital site. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Jeff Chen, senior consultant, Halcrow, compiled this image of the World Trade Center site construction activity and progress from 53 separate/individual digital images taken from the roof of our office building at 22 Cortlandt Street in mid-September. Submitted by Andrea Grinbaum, Halcrow, New York, NY USA Photo by Jeff Chen
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Caption: Still Picture or Motion Picture (it appears if you can actually see the concrete flowing from the concrete bucket). My role on the project is Construction Oversight Inspector: Quality of Matrerials. Photo by David Tschirgi, Washington State Department of Transportation, Everett, WA USA
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Caption: Tying Bridge Deck Rebar. My role on the project is Construction Oversight Inspector: Quality of Matrerials. Photo by David Tschirgi, Washington State Department of Transportation, Everett, WA USA
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Caption: Welding Stirrups. My role on the project is Construction Oversight Inspector: Quality of Matrerials. Photo by David Tschirgi, Washington State Department of Transportation, Everett, WA USA
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Blanket the world - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Let the sparks fly - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Sandbags - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Fill me up Johnny - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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QC Manager CMGC 3 DART Light Rail Transit System Dallas, Texas. The new LRT Cantilever Concrete Bridge Structure is one small section of the 3-1/2 mile long continuous NW-4 bridge structure, which overhangs the existing Freight rail traffic. The construction of large drill shafts: 12 feet in diameter, 55 feet in depth, 240cy of concrete for each drilled shaft, heavily reinforced massive concrete column 8 ft 6in x 8 ft 6 in x 25 ft tall 67cy each, and cantilever beams 8 ft 6 in x 7 ft 6 in x 33 ft long 78cy each, and shoring towers. This section spans 900 feet with 10 cantilever bents 90 feet apart, and was successfully completed with NO quality or safety issues, while the freight rail traffic was maintained. Job well done by the AWH Engineering, Production, QC, and Safety staff: By Gary Dugas - QC Manager Syd Alvani - QC Engineer Photo by Gary Dugas, Herzog Contracting Corp. , Dallas Texas 75229, TX USA
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QC Manager CMGC 3 DART Light Rail Transit System Dallas, Texas. The new LRT Cantilever Concrete Bridge Structure is one small section of the 3-1/2 mile long continuous NW-4 bridge structure, which overhangs the existing Freight rail traffic. The construction of large drill shafts: 12 feet in diameter, 55 feet in depth, 240cy of concrete for each drilled shaft, heavily reinforced massive concrete column 8 ft 6in x 8 ft 6 in x 25 ft tall 67cy each, and cantilever beams 8 ft 6 in x 7 ft 6 in x 33 ft long 78cy each, and shoring towers. This section spans 900 feet with 10 cantilever bents 90 feet apart, and was successfully completed with NO quality or safety issues, while the freight rail traffic was maintained. Job well done by the AWH Engineering, Production, QC, and Safety staff: By Gary Dugas - QC Manager Syd Alvani - QC Engineer Photo by Gary Dugas, Herzog Contracting Corp. , Dallas Texas 75229, TX USA
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QC Manager CMGC 3 DART Light Rail Transit System Dallas, Texas. The new LRT Cantilever Concrete Bridge Structure is one small section of the 3-1/2 mile long continuous NW-4 bridge structure, which overhangs the existing Freight rail traffic. The construction of large drill shafts: 12 feet in diameter, 55 feet in depth, 240cy of concrete for each drilled shaft, heavily reinforced massive concrete column 8 ft 6in x 8 ft 6 in x 25 ft tall 67cy each, and cantilever beams 8 ft 6 in x 7 ft 6 in x 33 ft long 78cy each, and shoring towers. This section spans 900 feet with 10 cantilever bents 90 feet apart, and was successfully completed with NO quality or safety issues, while the freight rail traffic was maintained. Job well done by the AWH Engineering, Production, QC, and Safety staff: By Gary Dugas - QC Manager Syd Alvani - QC Engineer Photo by Gary Dugas, Herzog Contracting Corp. , Dallas Texas 75229, TX USA
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I took this photo of a welder striking an arc during the containment closure following the Doel Unit 2 Nuclear Reactor (outside Antwerp Belgium) Primary Containment Closeure welding following replacement of two steam generators in December 2009. It required several days of labor intensive overhead welding on the spherical closure. Photo by Robert McKay, Westinghouse Electric Company, Charlotte, NC USA
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Earthwork at a mine in Miami, AZ. Taken by CSW project team member. Photo by Shannon Simon, CSW Contractors, Inc., Phoenix, AZ United States
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Val Vista Treatment Plant unique shoring and bracing solution. Photo by Shannon Simon, CSW Contractors, Inc., Phoenix, AZ United States
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Heavy civil project for a mine in Miami, AZ. Photo by Shannon Simon, CSW Contractors, Inc., Phoenix, AZ United States
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CSW doing concrete repair at Phoenix Sky Harbor Internataional Airport, the new sky train track is under construction in the background. Photo by Shannon Simon, CSW Contractors, Inc., Phoenix, AZ United States
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Concrete structure for teh Bullhead City Community Park Gravity Sewer project. Photo by Shannon Simon, CSW Contractors, Inc., Phoenix, AZ United States
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Bullhead City COmmunity Park Gravity Sewer Project. Photo by Shannon Simon, CSW Contractors, Inc., Phoenix, AZ United States
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Paving crew for the City of Mesa (Arizona) Ray Road - Hawes Road Street Improvements project. The City of Mesa has very stringent paving specifications, which CSW met without incurring any penalities. Paving was completed over the summer of 2010. Photo by Shannon Simon, CSW Contractors, Inc., Phoenix, AZ United States
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Floors 2 and 3 under construction. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Bob Elster
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Eric Tabarly bridge - Nantes city - France Photo by Jean-Bernard Datry, SETEC TPI, Paris, FRANCE
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Garney crews place 2-3 inches of grout topping on the existing scarified secondary clarifier floor. Water was used to increase the temperature of the existing concrete floor prior to placement and drained as the grout was placed. Submitted by Whitney Clarke, Garney Construction, Kansas City, MO USA Photo by Andy Brown
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A lone crane streches skyward. This is a good test to determine if you have vertigo. The IHNC USACE project was awarded to Shaw E and I; Traylor, Massman, Weeks was awarded construction of the wall. Volkert Inc. provided QC and photography on the project. Photo by Steven McGill, Volkert Inc., Mobile, AL USA
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 12, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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Early morning winter fog blankets the project but weather did not stop the around the clock work to complete the surge barrier wall. The IHNC USACE project was awarded to Shaw E and I; Traylor, Massman, Weeks was awarded construction of the wall. Volkert Inc. provided QC and photography on the project. Photo by Steven McGill, Volkert Inc., Mobile, AL USA
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 12, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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CityScape Block 22 Phase 1, Phoenix, AZ - Construction is a thing of beauty. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Metrorail AiportLink in Miami, Florida - project by Odebrecht-OHL Joint Venture. Submitted by Denise Cruz, Odebrecht Construction, Coral Gables, FL USA Photo by Gihan Tubbeh
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Workers at the MIA Mover project at the Miami International Airport, Florida - project by Parsons-Odebrecht Joint Venture. Submitted by Denise Cruz, Odebrecht Construction, Coral Gables, FL USA Photo by Gihan Tubbeh
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Workers at the MIA Mover project at the Miami International Airport, Florida - project by Parsons-Odebrecht Joint Venture. Submitted by Denise Cruz, Odebrecht Construction, Coral Gables, FL USA Photo by Gihan Tubbeh
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MIA Mover project at the Miami International Airport, Florida - project by Parsons-Odebrecht Joint Venture. Submitted by Denise Cruz, Odebrecht Construction, Coral Gables, FL USA Photo by Gihan Tubbeh
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MIA Mover project at the Miami International Airport, Florida - project by Parsons-Odebrecht Joint Venture. Submitted by Denise Cruz, Odebrecht Construction, Coral Gables, FL USA Photo by Gihan Tubbeh
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The photo is of a slope cutting operation where the motor grader and track hoe work together to bring the finished slope to the bottom of the cut. The photo was taken near the northern border of Lehi, UT. Seans role is a general foreman for earthwork operations on the southern end of our project (approx. 22 miles). Submitted by Aaron Adams, Herzog Contracting Corp., St. Joseph, MO United States Photo by Sean Furey
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I am a Local 3 IBEW electrician working on the Memorial at Ground Zero NYC This picture was taken from inside the south reflecting pool looking up at the new Freedom Tower Photo by Thomas Considine, , Massapequa Park, NY United States
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I am a Local 3 electrician working at the Memorial at Ground Zero NYC. I took this picture when the south reflecting pool was under construction looking northwest at the site. Photo by Thomas Considine, , Massapequa Park, NY United States
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I am a Local 3 electrician working at the Memorial at Ground Zero NYC. I took this picture showing the installation of a conduit underneath the top steel on the plaza level of the site. Photo by Thomas Considine, , Massapequa Park, NY United States
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NASA Vehicle Assembly Building Fly-over: Commercial Siding and Maintenance (CSM) replaced over 430,000 SF of custom fabriacted aluminum siding at the VAB Building in Cape Canaveral, FL. The building is over 525 feet tall. The siding was accessed by mast-climbers that can be seen in the background of this picture. Photo by Casey Wendelburg, Commercial Siding and Maintenance, Houston, TX USA
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Working on erecting a new roof at the Highline project in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mark Holtmann is the Project Engineer on this project. He took this picture on one of his walks through the jobsite. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Mark Holtmann
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My two daughters often visit my projects. They are very proud of their father and they enjoy learning about construction. However, their real passion is dressing up in safety apparel, while playing the role of everyones favorite Sidewalk Superintedent. In this picture, Kaitlin (Left-9 years old) and Mia (Right - 7 years old) are observing the work at my Airport Station project (Sound Transit Link Light Rail, Seatac, Washington). Photo by Mike Bell, Mowat Construction Company, Woodinville, WA USA
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The night before the grand opening of Sound Transits Airport Station project (Seatac, Washington), I took a series of photographs from an adjacent parking garage. The artifical light from the new facility, along with the vehicle headlights and commercial signs, created an exciting glow about the project. At ground level, workers complete final cleanup activities, in preparation for the early morning ceremony. Photo by Mike Bell, Mowat Construction Company, Woodinville, WA USA
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University of Scranton, Unified Science Center I am the Senior Project Manager Photo by Michael Hogan, The Quandel Group, Scranton, PA USA
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Working on the formwork for a new clarifier at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Brian Doerr is a Project Manager on this project. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Brian Doerr
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Rebar waiting for concrete to be poured at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Brian Doerr is a Project Manager on this project. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Brian Doerr
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Concrete being pumped to the new clarifier at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Alex Rader is a Project Manager on this project. He took this photo while out on a daily site walk. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Alex Rader
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Rebar wall being constructed on a snowy day at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Alex Rader is a Project Manager on this project. He took this photo while out on a daily site walk. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Alex Rader
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Part of the new metal building being constructed at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Alex Rader is a Project Manager on this project. He took this photo while out on a daily site walk. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Alex Rader
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New metal building being constructed at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Alex Rader is a Project Manager on this project. He took this photo while out on a daily site walk. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Brian Doerr
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General site work being done at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator. She took this photo on a trip to the jobsite to get pictures for the company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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General site work being done at the Farmers Korner North Plant Project in Breckenridge, Colorado. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator. She took this photo on a trip to the jobsite to get pictures for the company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Exterior Cladding Installation/Shengxing Glass/Cladding System, Inc. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Copper Pipe Welder Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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This dome was constructed beside the basin that it will be covering. This is a very unique way of constructing this. Usually it is done in pieces and placed right over the basin. This was done at the Frisco WWTP in Frisco, Colorado. William is the Superintendent on this project and took this photo on a walk through the jobsite. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by William Quante
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Flying Exterior Cladding Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Erosion Control Application Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Concrete pour, perimeter road/loading doack Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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This is a unique angle of the new roof that was constructed at the Highline project in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator and took this photo while out getting pictures for the Company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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I was hired by PermaCold Engineering, Inc. to this photo at SnoTemp Cold Storage. Submitted by Steve Jackson, PermaCold Engineering, Inc, Portland, OR USA Photo by Dione Benson
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I was hired by PermaCold Engineering, Inc. to this photo at SnoTemp Cold Storage. Submitted by Steve Jackson, PermaCold Engineering, Inc, Portland, OR USA Photo by Dione Benson
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I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. This photo is of a Cat 631 scraper tire looking up the hollow where the landfill will be constructed. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. This photo is of a D6R dozer constructing drill benches for existing mine grouting. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Cut 2.4 - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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No fair! You had a head start! - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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689 more days! - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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American Dream - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Heads up! - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Almost there - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Lost One - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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I am 4 million years old today - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Its a long hard road to travel - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Measure twice cut once - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Stonerfall - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Im exhausted - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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On top of the world - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Congestion - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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We need blinkers - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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You go first - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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I cant seem to focus today - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Top of the world - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Overlord - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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The cranes in this photo may look like a tangled mess but they are actually coordinating a single operation, the installation of a batter pile. The IHNC USACE project was awarded to Shaw E and I; Traylor, Massman, Weeks was awarded construction of the wall. Volkert Inc. provided QC and photography on the project. Photo by Steven McGill, Volkert Inc., Mobile, AL USA
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A mirror image is created here as the completed surge barrier reflects off the calm bayou waters. The IHNC USACE project was awarded to Shaw E and I; Traylor, Massman, Weeks was awarded construction of the wall. Volkert Inc. provided QC and photography on the project. Photo by Steven McGill, Volkert Inc., Mobile, AL USA
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The clear blue sky is a good background for this red and white ringer crane as it drives a 66 inch diameter concrete spun pile into the bayou mud. The IHNC USACE project was awarded to Shaw E and I; Traylor, Massman, Weeks was awarded construction of the wall. Volkert Inc. provided QC and photography on the project. Photo by Steven McGill, Volkert Inc., Mobile, AL USA
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Work spaces become close quarters as the surge barrier nears shore and is tied into the new levee system. The IHNC USACE project was awarded to Shaw E and I; Traylor, Massman, Weeks was awarded construction of the wall. Volkert Inc. provided QC and photography on the project. Photo by Steven McGill, Volkert Inc., Mobile, AL USA
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A contractor works on the roof of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) at Mark Center as cars pass by on Hwy. 395 below, Oct. 28, 2010. Shown in the background is eastern Alexandria, Va. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion complex as part of 2005 Base Realignment and Closure programs on and around Fort Belvoir, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 12, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Oct. 12, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA University Mechanical Employees Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Large equipment sitting after a long day at the Highline project in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator and took this photo while out getting pictures for the Company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Concrete pour, perimeter road/loading dock Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Exterior Cladding System Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Looking over the Highline project in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with part of the Garden of the Gods park in the background. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator and took this photo while out getting pictures for the Company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Stairwell Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Exterior Cladding System Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Exterior Cladding System, 10th floor Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Exterior Cladding System, 10th floor Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Building exterior Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA PMC West South Entrance Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Equipment attachements at the Cherokee Lift Stations 1 and 2 job sites. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator and took this photo while out getting pictures for the Company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA East Tower/South Side Swing stages - Exterior Cladding Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Promenade - South Entrance Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA South Entrance Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Welding on signature architecture. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Dust flies while doing some sitework at the new jobsite in Pueblo, Colorado. Justin is the Director of Preconstruction Services and took this photo while out on a jobsite walk. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Justin Whittaker
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Welding on signature architecture - apprentice Norriego. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Welder Dana Keith - Herrick Steel, Signature architecture Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA South Tower - University Mechanical Delivery System Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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A carpenter verifies a dimension between the tube settler equipment and trough weir elevation in a sedimentation basin of the Bear Creek Water Treatment Plant Expansion. The expansion increases water production from 16 million gallons per day (MGD) to 23 MGD. Submitted by Laura Melson, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States Photo by Robb Helfrick
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Crane being used on the jobsite in Evergreen, Colorado. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator and took this photo while out getting pictures for the Company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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After the old concrete roof were demolished, wood boards were placed over the aeration basins while getting ready to place the new aluminum covers. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator and took this photo while out getting pictures for the Company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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Crane towering over the jobsite in Evergreen, Colorado. Laura is the Preconstruction Coordinator and took this photo while out getting pictures for the Company website. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Laura McCabe
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New aluminum cover placed over the aeration basin at the Evergreen WWTP in Evergreen, Colorado. This is the first cover of its kind. All custom made for this project. Richard is the Superintendent on this project. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Richard Vondrak
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New aluminum cover placed over the aeration basin at the Evergreen WWTP in Evergreen, Colorado. This is the first cover of its kind. All custom made for this project. Richard is the Superintendent on this project. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Richard Vondrak
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Getting some site work and clearing done on a cold winter day in Boulder, Colorado. Kristian was the Project Manager on this project. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Kristian Benson
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Fire Safety Training at a Company wide safety day. Every employee had the opportunity to practice putting out a small, contained fire using a hand held fire extinguisher. Justin snapped this photo after he had already taken his turn. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO United States Photo by Justin Whittaker
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Setting Mullions for the exterior skin Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Workers at the OSU linus pauling science center connecting structural steel. I am primarily the site risk manager and I also shoot images for marketing purposes. Photo by Brizz Meddings, andersen construction, corvallis, OR USA
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Setting a unitzed exterior cladding system panel. The components are manufactured in China, US, and Germany and assembled in China. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Moving a steam boiler into the central utility plant. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Setting a unitzed ECS panel at 2 patient bathroom tip. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Grinding the supporting steel from the exterior cleaning monorail system. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Exterior Cladding System. The components are manuactured in China, The US and Germany and assembled in China. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Hanging an ECS unitized panel with a 300 ton mobile crane. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Placing tip covers 220 ft. above the ground. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Framing and handrails for the patient tower balconies. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Welding HSS steel for the center signature element. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Two electricians from Berg Electric in front of the main hospital. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Looking at this photo you can almost feel the damp bone chill of this January morning. Work on the IHNC Floodwall continued. Thankfully the crewboat(center photo)was coming to take me to shore. Volkert Inc. provided QC on this project, I provided the contract required photos. Photo by Steven McGill, Volkert Inc., Mobile, AL USA
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Scaffolding and large tubular columns. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Drilling rock anchors for a large retaining wall in the service yard. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA 3 Vietnam Veterans proudly display the flags on 9/11. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA 3 Hanging unitized ECS panels out on the point. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Build it just like the model! Central pneumatic tube system room. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Just Hanging Around. Working off of suspended platforms on the exterior cladding system. Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by David Cox
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I was hired by PermaCold Engineering, Inc. to this photo at SnoTemp Cold Storage. Submitted by Steve Jackson, PermaCold Engineering, Inc, Portland, OR USA Photo by Dione Benson
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School of Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati, OH. Tecta America Zero Company installed 19,200 square feet of Millennium Tiles 24-ga 16 inches x 9 inches stainless steel siding tiles. The installation of these tiles was complicated in that it involved two shades of tiles installed to form a diamond pattern on the building reaching heights of 80 feet. Additionally, a second siding system of 25,200 square feet of Una-Clad 22-ga 60 inches x 16 inches zinc flat lock tiles were installed. . As a result of the architect's design and a quality installation, the building is received national recognition. In spite of the size and complexity of this project, it came in under budget and contributed toward Tecta America Zero Company's attainment of the Associated Builders and Contractors Gold S.T.E.P. Award and Platinum Level Awards for safety excellence. Photo by Jonathan Wolf, Tecta America, Cincinnati, OH U.S.
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Dewberry is providing lead design services, as well as construction administration and inspection services, for Contract C of the InterCounty Connector project for the Maryland State Highway Administration. This $513-million, design-build project includes 3.8 miles of the six-lane ICC roadway, over 20 bridges, an interchange at Briggs Chaney Road, and three-level interchanges at Route 29 and I-95. Contract C is the second of five contracts that will create the 18.8-mile ICC thoroughfare from the I-270/I-370 corridor in Montgomery County to the I-95/US-1 corridor in Prince George's County. Photo by Dave Huh, Dewberry, Fairfax, VA US
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Dewberry is providing lead design services, as well as construction administration and inspection services, for Contract C of the InterCounty Connector project for the Maryland State Highway Administration. This $513-million, design-build project includes 3.8 miles of the six-lane ICC roadway, over 20 bridges, an interchange at Briggs Chaney Road, and three-level interchanges at Route 29 and I-95. Contract C is the second of five contracts that will create the 18.8-mile ICC thoroughfare from the I-270/I-370 corridor in Montgomery County to the I-95/US-1 corridor in Prince George's County. Photo by Dave Huh, Dewberry, Fairfax, VA United States
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QC Manager CMGC 3 DART Light Rail Transit System Dallas, Texas. The new LRT Cantilever Concrete Bridge Structure is one small section of the 3-1/2 mile long continuous NW-4 bridge structure, which overhangs the existing Freight rail traffic. The construction of large drill shafts: 12 feet in diameter, 55 feet in depth, 240cy of concrete for each drilled shaft, heavily reinforced massive concrete column 8 feet -6 inches x 8 feet 6 inches x 25 feet tall 67cy each, and cantilever beams 8 feet-6 inches x 7 feet-6 inches x 33 feet long 78cy each, and shoring towers. This section spans 900 feet with 10 cantilever bents 90 feet apart, and was successfully completed with NO quality or safety issues, while the freight rail traffic was maintained. Job well done by the AWH Engineering, Production, QC, and Safety staff: By Gary Dugas - QC Manager Syd Alvani - QC Engineer Photo by Gary Dugas, Herzog Contracting Corp. , Dallas Texas 75229, TX USA
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The winter of 2009-2010 proved to be one of the coldest on record, and extended periods of below freezing temperatures caused some of Nashville's oldest cast iron water mains in the downtown area to rupture, flooding downtown streets and businesses. This project was the first of a series where Garney Construction was selected as providing best value for replacing these century old water mains. Crews removed 100-year-old 24 inch cast iron pipe and installed 3,000 linear feet of new 16 inch ductile iron pipe, fittings, valves, and service reconnections in 2nd Avenue North in the heart of downtown Nashville. Running into various underground utilities was a frequent, unanticipated occurrence. From existing gas, water, sewer, storm, power, steam, telephone, cable, and fiber optic lines, to old trolley car tracks and cobblestones, the significant challenges on this project each day were met and overcome. As project manager, Jeff Seal would assist crews in coordinating nighttime work to accomodate traffic, closed businesses, and water outages for tie-ins during the low water demand at night. Submitted by Whitney Clarke, Garney Construction, Kansas City, MO USA Photo by Jeff Seal
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Eric Tabarly Bridge - Nantes city - France It is a cable stayed bridge in the Loire river. SETEC TPI assignment is the design and prime contracting of the bridge building. Years: 2009 - 2010 Length: 218.50 m Maximum span: 150.50 m Deck height: 1.65 m Deck width: 26.80 m Photo by Jean-Bernard Datry, SETEC TPI, Paris, FRANCE
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Is my pickup in the way? - I am a superintendent at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Which way? - I am a superintendent for Ryan Inc. Central at the Curley Hollow SWMF in Saint Paul, VA. We are building an ash landfill for Dominion Power. Photo by Jeffrey Hill, Ryan Inc. Central, Janesville, WI USA
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Swing stage and manlift alongside exterior stair well #2 on west building - Monocote/Fireproofing workers Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Mary Neuru
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Workers prepare the slab on grade for the placing of 375 yards of concrete on the site of the future home of North Georgia College and State University's two-story, 33,000-SF Student Dining Hall in Dahlonega, GA. Submitted by Laura Melson, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States Photo by Rocky Sveda
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Adam Simpson, Assistant Project Manager for the 343,000-SF University of North Carolina Imaging Research Building, sits inside a six-foot thick stainless steel reinforced mat footing during waterproofing inspection prior to placing concrete (the largest footing on the project). Approximately 2,100 cubic yards of concrete was placed monolithically with 150 tons of stainless steel reinforcing it in the footing. Submitted by Laura Melson, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States Photo by Rodrigo Reyes
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John is the Image Coordinator in KPFs marketing department; KPF is the building architect. He was documenting the construction and transformation process. Submitted by Krissie Nuckols, KPF, New York, NY USA Photo by John Chu
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John is the Image Coordinator in KPFs marketing department; KPF is the building architect. He was documenting the construction and transformation process. Submitted by Krissie Nuckols, KPF, New York, NY USA Photo by John Chu
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John is the Image Coordinator in KPFs marketing department; KPF is the building architect. He was documenting the construction and transformation process. Submitted by Krissie Nuckols, KPF, New York, NY USA Photo by John Chu
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John is the Image Coordinator in KPFs marketing department; KPF is the building architect. He was documenting the construction and transformation process. Submitted by Krissie Nuckols, KPF, New York, NY USA Photo by John Chu
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Carnegie Mellon - Gates Science Center, Pgh, PA Project Manager Submitted by Carol Todd, Cuddy Roofing Company, Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Chuck Diulus
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Carnegie Mellon - Gates Science Center - Pgh, PA - Project Manager Submitted by Carol Todd, Cuddy Roofing Company, Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Chuck Diulus
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Curtain Wall Wind Test at University of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens Hospital Photo by Richard Moon, Tsoi Kobus Associates, Cambridge, MA usa
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Steel Recycling site at University of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens Hospital construction site Photo by Richard Moon, Tsoi Kobus Associates, Cambridge, MA usa
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terrazzo artist at work at University of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens Hospital Photo by Chu Foxlin, Tsoi Kobus Associates, Cambridge, MA usa
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Work in progress at University of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens Hospital Photo by Jesse Cannon, Tsoi Kobus Associates, Cambridge, MA usa
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Jesse at work at University of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens Hospital Photo by Richard Moon, Tsoi Kobus Associates, Cambridge, MA usa
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Sunrise facing south Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Dave Cox
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Industrial Climbing Works of Burj Bulayla, Tripoli-Libya Submitted by Anara Daylan, Summa Turizm Yatirimciligi A.S., Ankara, Turkey Photo by Alper Ozkarakas
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Flying Engineer The photographer Mr. Yigit Tugcuoglu was design coordinator of Burj Bulayla Project. Submitted by Anara Daylan, Summa Turizm Yatirimciligi A.S., Ankara, Turkey Photo by Yigit Tugcuoglu
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Steel Arch The photographer Mr. Yigit Tugcuoglu was design coordinator of Burj Bulayla Project. Submitted by Anara Daylan, Summa Turizm Yatirimciligi A.S., Ankara, Turkey Photo by Yigit Tugcuoglu
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Flying TT, I am the company photographer. Photo by Paul Knapick, BBL Construction Services, Albany, NY USA
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Reflections, I am the company photographer. Photo by Paul Knapick, BBL Construction Services, Albany, NY USA
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Industrial Climbers at work. The photographer Mr. Alper Ozkarakas was rope access specialist performing industrial climbing works for Burj Bulayla Project, Tripoli, Libya. Submitted by Anara Daylan, Summa Turizm Yatirimciligi A.S., Ankara, Turkey Photo by Alper Ozkarakas
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Slurry Fountains, I am the company photographer. Photo by Paul Knapick, BBL Construction Services, Albany, NY USA
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Raising the roof at ConRails Bergen Tunnel, Jersey City, NJ. To increase tunnel clearance, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers designed the process to remove the brick lining in the 4175 ft long tunnel and replace it with a thinner lattice girder and shotcrete lining to enable double stack freight trains to use tunnel. (Photographer Radske was MRCEs project manager.) Submitted by Martha Huguet, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers, New York, NY USA Photo by Robert Radske
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Installing the ring beam and rock anchors in a tunnel vent shaft at ConRails Bergen Tunnel, Jersey City, NJ. To increase tunnel clearance, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers designed the process to remove the brick lining in the 4175 ft long tunnel and its eleven vent shafts and replace it with a thinner lattice girder and shotcrete lining to enable double stack freight trains to use tunnel. (Photographer Radske was MRCEs project manager.) Submitted by Martha Huguet, Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers, New York, NY USA Photo by Robert Radske
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Colorado Springs, CO - Demolition of an old concrete roof at the Highline project in Colorado Springs. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO Untied States Photo by Marcus Reiter
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Colorado Springs, CO - Concrete demolition at the Highline project in Colorado Springs. Submitted by Randall Wambsganss, Glacier Construction Co., Inc., Greenwood Village, CO Untied States Photo by Marcus Reiter
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RESIDENTIAL SUITES, PHASE II California Polytechnic State University The project has approximately 255,500 square feet of new construction with 622 beds in different suite layouts with living room and kitchen. The student housing facilities are wood-framed Type V, 1-Hour buildings, three and four stories in height. Generally, they are organized with dwelling units situated along double-loaded corridors served by common elevator/entry lobbies. General study lounges, administrative areas, and service rooms are located adjacent to the elevator lobbies on each floor. The buildings are clad primarily in stucco, and feature both pitched and flat roofs (clad in composite shingles and built-up roofing, respectively). The one-story commons facility houses a convenience store/cafe and a multi-purpose meeting room. Classified as Type V, NR building, this one story structure utilizes both steel and wood framing. Befitting its public nature, the building is clad primarily in glass with both stucco and concrete masonry accents. Pitched roofs are standing seam metal, while the built-up flat roof hosts the facility’s mechanical equipment. I photographed the completed project for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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RESIDENTIAL SUITES, PHASE II California Polytechnic State University The project has approximately 255,500 square feet of new construction with 622 beds in different suite layouts with living room and kitchen. The student housing facilities are wood-framed Type V, 1-Hour buildings, three and four stories in height. Generally, they are organized with dwelling units situated along double-loaded corridors served by common elevator/entry lobbies. General study lounges, administrative areas, and service rooms are located adjacent to the elevator lobbies on each floor. The buildings are clad primarily in stucco, and feature both pitched and flat roofs (clad in composite shingles and built-up roofing, respectively). The one-story commons facility houses a convenience store/cafe and a multi-purpose meeting room. Classified as Type V, NR building, this one story structure utilizes both steel and wood framing. Befitting its public nature, the building is clad primarily in glass with both stucco and concrete masonry accents. Pitched roofs are standing seam metal, while the built-up flat roof hosts the facility’s mechanical equipment. I photographed the completed project for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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After completing the companys office headquarters, W. E. ONeil was asked to work on a new lab building (EPOD) at an existing lab complex adjacent to the headquarters. One major goal of the project was to ensure that the new structure blended with the existing buildings. Construction included a mat foundation, poured in place concrete walls, clay brick, and metal panel exterior, poured in place concrete tower and clean rooms. The Epod Lab is a new lab building to be used to conduct research and development for secret space and defense department projects. The project includes some unique structural details and interface between concrete, masonry, and steel trades. There is a CIP parapet around the building perimeter that couldnt be poured until the concrete over metal deck had cured for 14 days. There is a 20 ft - 0 inch diameter fiberglass dome that was installed on a concrete silo that is effectively an observatory. It has controls and opens and closes automatically. There is also an exterior steel staircase as well as a hydraulic exterior material lift. Project also includes a sarnafil roof and two covered pedestrian walkways that join the new E-Pod to existing buildings. I photographed the completed project for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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Construction of an 87,200-square-foot maintenance and repair building, a 17,500-square-foot reefer wash building, a 10,000-square-foot West Arrival building, associated car and equipment parking, and a longshore restroom. SILVER LEED goal. I photographed the completed project for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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Construction of an 87,200-square-foot maintenance and repair building, a 17,500-square-foot reefer wash building, a 10,000-square-foot West Arrival building, associated car and equipment parking, and a longshore restroom. SILVER LEED goal. I photographed the project under construction for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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Construction of an 87,200-square-foot maintenance and repair building, a 17,500-square-foot reefer wash building, a 10,000-square-foot West Arrival building, associated car and equipment parking, and a longshore restroom. SILVER LEED goal. I photographed the project under construction for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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Construction of an 87,200-square-foot maintenance and repair building, a 17,500-square-foot reefer wash building, a 10,000-square-foot West Arrival building, associated car and equipment parking, and a longshore restroom. SILVER LEED goal. I photographed the project under construction for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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New 3 story, 47,000 SF state-of-the-art library, a 2.5 acre increase in parkland and green space; new tennis courts; and more than 400 parking spaces in two municipal garages. 5 story parking garage. SILVER LEED goal. I photographed the project under construction for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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New 3 story, 47,000 SF state-of-the-art library, a 2.5 acre increase in parkland and green space; new tennis courts; and more than 400 parking spaces in two municipal garages. 5 story parking garage. SILVER LEED goal. I photographed the project under construction for W. E. ONeil Construction. Photo by Meghan Siddall, W. E. O Neil Construction Company, El Segundo, CA USA
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Utility Construction provided new boulder riprap to replace what had been washed out when Tempe Town Lake dam burst draining the 1 billion gallon lake. UCC also replaced all the destroyed data cable to the dams piezometers which monitour ground water levels (a prerequisite to the lake being refilled by Dept. of Water Resources). Photo by Bryce Bare, Utility Construction Company, Inc., Gilbert, AZ United States
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Whitefish Weathervain. I was the architect for this Sendiks Food Market in Whitefish Bay Wi. and incorporated the owners weathervain in the cupola design. Photo by Bert Zenker, MSI General, Nashotah, WI USA
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Paul works for KPF, the building architect. He was documenting the construction and transformation process of the University of Minnesotas Science Teaching and Student Services building. Submitted by Krissie Nuckols, KPF, New York, NY USA Photo by Paul Bae
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I am a Local 3 electrician working at the Memorial at Ground Zero NYC. I took this picture showing the installation of the lighting fixtures being installed in the North Reflecting Pool Photo by Thomas Considine, , Massapequa Park, NY United States
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I am a Local 3 electrician working at the Memorial at Ground Zero NYC. I took this picture showing the installation of the lighting fixtures being installed in the North Reflecting Pool Photo by Thomas Considine, , Massapequa Park, NY United States
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I am a Local 3 electrician working at the Memorial at Ground Zero NYC. I took this picture in the North Reflecting Pool looking up at the construction of 4 World Trade. To the right of the steel deck you can see the two trident pieces of steel from the original towers covered in white tarps. They will be part of the new museum. Photo by Thomas Considine, , Massapequa Park, NY United States
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SRA Architectes is the Associate Architect for Tour First in Paris; KPF is the building architect. Submitted by Krissie Nuckols, KPF, New York, NY USA Photo by Sylvestre Gulacsy
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SRA Architectes is the Associate Architect for Tour First in Paris; KPF is the building architect. Submitted by Krissie Nuckols, KPF, New York, NY USA Photo by Sylvestre Gulacsy
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This picture was taken during a site safety inspection at our Roaring Fork Transportation Authority Building Stabilization project. The existing building is being stabilized and lifted by compaction grout columns drilled to the river bed gravels 100 ft below the existing foundation at 303 locations. The building was originally built on an alluvial debris fan and due to soil shifting the building has sunk 6-9 Inches in 9 years. Photo by Adam Alexander, MW GOLDEN CONSTRUCTORS, Castle Rock, CO USA
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KPRS Construction Services, Inc. Employee Manual; Superintendent Michael Souza at the Henkel Tenant Improvement Project Submitted by Joel Stensby, KPRS Construction Services, Inc., Brea, CA USA Photo by Hamesh Shahani
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Traylor-Massman-Weeks, LLC is constructing the IHNC Floodwall Barrier in New Orleans. This sunset photo was taken over the Michoud Canal where TMW, LLCs yard is located just adjacent to the Floodwall structure. Submitted by Craig Cuppernell, Traylor Bros., Inc., Evansville, IN USA Photo by Eric Effinger
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Traylor-Massman-Weeks, LLC is constructing the IHNC Floodwall Barrier in New Orleans. This photo was taken at the close of a night shift during the driving of (478 ea), 155 foot long, 36 in diameter pipe pile 30 feet under water in the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway. Workers can be seen rigging the last pile of the shift. Submitted by Craig Cuppernell, Traylor Bros., Inc., Evansville, IN USA Photo by Eric Effinger
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Traylor-Massman-Weeks, LLC is constructing the IHNC Floodwall Barrier in New Orleans. This photo was taken as a diver was entering the water to install PDA gages 30 feet below water. This particular facet of work entailed driving (478 ea), 155 foot long, 36 inch diameter pile, 30 feet below water during night shift GIWW channel closures in only 54 working days. Submitted by Craig Cuppernell, Traylor Bros., Inc., Evansville, IN USA Photo by Eric Effinger
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Traylor-Massman-Weeks, LLC is constructing the IHNC Floodwall Barrier in New Orleans. This photo was taken near completion of the wall from the protected side looking north. Each batter pile seen is 248 feet long and was driven in two sections. There are a total of 645 ea along the 7500 foot long barrier. Submitted by Craig Cuppernell, Traylor Bros., Inc., Evansville, IN USA Photo by Eric Effinger
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NASDI, LLC performed the selective demolition of this 600 ft wooden bridge, that spanned the Warren River in Barrington, Rhode Island. The wooden bridge was a temporary structure employed for two years during construction of the new bridge. NASDI removed and saved the entire wood and steel frame super structure intact. All materials where shipped back to the Rhode Island DOT storage facility for future use. The concrete pile caps and the steel piles where removed in their entirety as well. This project was completed on schedule and within budget. All work was performed within the Rhode Island DOT parameters. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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In 1989 the Framingham Automotive Assembly Plant was closed. The site is now the location of the ADESA-Framingham, Automobile Auction House. The plant opened in 1947 employing as many as fifteen-hundred workers. NASDIs scope of work included removal of all asbestos containing materials, structural demolition, and salvage-operations on six-hundred thousand square feet of the existing facility. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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The Massachusetts Mental Health Center opened its doors in 1912 and was one of the oldest public teaching hospitals in the U.S., training several generations of leaders in American psychiatry. NASDI was hired to perform the structural demolition of over 400,000 square feet of the former state mental hospital. NASDIs scope of work includes structural demolition affiliated with asbestos and PCB-containing building materials, as well as universal waste removal. NASDI will perform the crushing and site back-fill, along with the soil remediation associated with the tanks. NASDI was also hired to be the Construction Manager of the asbestos, hazardous waste, universal waste and PCB abatement, as well as the underground storage tank removal. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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The Massachusetts Mental Health Center opened its doors in 1912 and was one of the oldest public teaching hospitals in the U.S., training several generations of leaders in American psychiatry. NASDI was hired to perform the structural demolition of over 400,000 square feet of the former state mental hospital. NASDIs scope of work includes structural demolition affiliated with asbestos and PCB-containing building materials, as well as universal waste removal. NASDI will perform the crushing and site back-fill, along with the soil remediation associated with the tanks. NASDI was also hired to be the Construction Manager of the asbestos, hazardous waste, universal waste and PCB abatement, as well as the underground storage tank removal. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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Erdman Anthony is providing Construction Inspection services for 15 miles of the New York State Thruway (I-90) undergoing pavement reconstruction and bridge rehabilitation. Submitted by Christina Johnson, Erdman Anthony, Rochester, NY United States Photo by Joe Wierzbowski
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The Massachusetts Mental Health Center opened its doors in 1912 and was one of the oldest public teaching hospitals in the U.S., training several generations of leaders in American psychiatry. NASDI was hired to perform the structural demolition of over 400,000 square feet of the former state mental hospital. NASDIs scope of work includes structural demolition affiliated with asbestos and PCB-containing building materials, as well as universal waste removal. NASDI will perform the crushing and site back-fill, along with the soil remediation associated with the tanks. NASDI was also hired to be the Construction Manager of the asbestos, hazardous waste, universal waste and PCB abatement, as well as the underground storage tank removal. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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Traylor-Massman-Weeks, LLC is constructing the IHNC Floodwall Barrier in New Orleans. This is an aerial photo taken in early 2010 of the entire 7500 foot long wall. Submitted by Craig Cuppernell, Traylor Bros., Inc., Evansville, IN USA Photo by Eric Effinger
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The Massachusetts Mental Health Center opened its doors in 1912 and was one of the oldest public teaching hospitals in the U.S., training several generations of leaders in American psychiatry. NASDI was hired to perform the structural demolition of over 400,000 square feet of the former state mental hospital. NASDIs scope of work includes structural demolition affiliated with asbestos and PCB-containing building materials, as well as universal waste removal. NASDI will perform the crushing and site back-fill, along with the soil remediation associated with the tanks. NASDI was also hired to be the Construction Manager of the asbestos, hazardous waste, universal waste and PCB abatement, as well as the underground storage tank removal. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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The Massachusetts Mental Health Center opened its doors in 1912 and was one of the oldest public teaching hospitals in the U.S., training several generations of leaders in American psychiatry. NASDI was hired to perform the structural demolition of over 400,000 square feet of the former state mental hospital. NASDIs scope of work includes structural demolition affiliated with asbestos and PCB-containing building materials, as well as universal waste removal. NASDI will perform the crushing and site back-fill, along with the soil remediation associated with the tanks. NASDI was also hired to be the Construction Manager of the asbestos, hazardous waste, universal waste and PCB abatement, as well as the underground storage tank removal. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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NASDI was hired by DAmbra Construction Company to demolish the existing Wilbur Road Bridge over Route 146 in Wilbur, RI. This project was performed in one phase and the work was completed at night. Photo by Sarah Marcone, NASDI LLC, Waltham, MA USA
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Erdman Anthony provided Construction Engineering and Inspection services to the Florida Department of Transportation for I-95 in Broward County, from a half-mile south of Davie Boulevard to the NW 6th Street Bridge. The project consisted of milling and resurfacing approximately two miles of a 10-lane section of I-95 and included multiple ramps. Bridge work consisted of removing and replacing the barrier wall, sound wall, and part of the bridge deck located on the northbound on-ramp from Broward Boulevard, as well as miscellaneous landscaping throughout. Submitted by Christina Johnson, Erdman Anthony, Rochester, NY United States Photo by Gary Hirsch
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Traylor-Massman-Weeks, LLC is constructing the IHNC Floodwall Barrier in New Orleans. This picture highlights the installation of an expansion joint pile typical at 402 foot intervals along the Floodwall. Submitted by Craig Cuppernell, Traylor Bros., Inc., Evansville, IN USA Photo by Eric Effinger
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Costco Wholesale Gas Station and Novak Construction Jobsite photo at sunrise. Submitted by Stacey Jones, Novak Construction Company, Chicago, IL US Photo by Jenna Swiecki
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Employee at the Novak Construction Jobsite. Submitted by Stacey Jones, Novak Construction Company, Chicago, IL US Photo by Patrick Shanahan
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The top of the Thermal Energy Storage tank at the new State of California Central Plant in Sacramento, Calif. Skanska served as the construction manager for this landmark project in the capital city. Submitted by Jay Weisberger, Skanska USA Inc., Seattle, WA USA Photo by Bobak Salehi
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Crews work on completing the signature Thermal Energy Storage tank at the new State of California Central Plant in Sacramento, Calif. Skanska served as the construction manager for this landmark project in the capital city. Submitted by Jay Weisberger, Skanska USA Inc., Seattle, WA USA Photo by J.B. Hall
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Looking up the side of the completed Thermal Energy Storage tank at the new State of California Central Plant in Sacramento, Calif. Skanska served as the construction manager for this landmark project in the capital city. Submitted by Jay Weisberger, Skanska USA Inc., Seattle, WA USA Photo by J.B. Hall
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Big Splash Photo by Bobak Salehi, Skanska, Beaverton, OR USA
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Line up of Caterpillar 627 Motor Scrapers which reflects the lack of site work thru the industry in 2010 Submitted by Ted Vargo, J D Balsarini and Assoc, Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Kristen Dotterway
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Mist is beautiful even you are working in a hard position .. My role is to monitor the cost in the project . Submitted by Fatih Saglam , Rasen Construction and Inv.Inc, IStanbul, Turkey Photo by Gokhan Gunes
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Photographer for special environmental project called SunScape for Burns and Scalo Roofing Co.Photo number 1 Submitted by Carol Todd, Burns and Scalo Roofing Co., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Matt Polk
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Photographer for special environmental project called SunScape for Burns and Scalo Roofing co. Photo number 2 Submitted by Carol Todd, Burns and Scalo Roofing Co., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Matt Polk
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Crews work on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funded State Route 91 Eastbound Lane Addition Project at the Orange and Riverside county line. The California Department of Transportation and Orange County Transportation Authority $59 million, 5.9 mile project brought hundreds of jobs to the Orange County-Inland Empire region. My role on the project is co-project manager, community liaison, and amateur photographer. Photo by Robert Chevez, Westbound Communications, San Bernardino, CA United States of America
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Photographer for special environmental project called SunScape for Burns and Scalo roofing Co. Photo number 3 Submitted by Carol Todd, Burns and Scalo Roofing Co., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Matt Polk
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Photographer for special environmental project called SunScape for Burns and Scalo Roofing Co. Photo number 4 Submitted by Carol Todd, Burns and Scalo Roofing Co., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Matt Polk
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Paving work on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funded State Route 91 Eastbound Lane Addition Project at the Orange and Riverside county line in Southern California. This worker is just one of hundreds that was able to work on the $59 million, 5.9 mile project, which crosses into one of the most economically distressed regions in the nation - the Inland Empire. My role on the project is co-project manager, community liaison, and amateur photographer. Photo by Robert Chevez, Westbound Communications, San Bernardino, CA United States of America
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This photo captures the essence of the hard work men and women perform day in and day out on the highways across the nation. This worker is just one of hundreds that was able to work on the stimulus funded State Route 91 Eastbound Lane Addition Project managed by the California Department of Transportation and Orange County Transportation Authority in Southern California. My role on the project is co-project manager, community liaison, and amateur photographer. Photo by Robert Chevez, Westbound Communications, San Bernardino, CA United States of America
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I am the marketing coordinator and photographer for Pioneer Construction. This is a photo of a couple of our workers on the roof top of The Gallery in Grand Rapids, MI. Photo by Alyssa Matthysse, Pioneer Construction, Grand Rapids, MI USA
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I am the marketing coordinator and photographer for Pioneer Construction. This is a photo of a steel worker on Tower 25 of the Medical Mile in Grand Rapids, MI. (Cant tell, but he IS tied off!) Photo by Alyssa Matthysse, Pioneer Construction, Grand Rapids, MI USA
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I am the marketing coordinator and photographer for Pioneer Construction. This is a photo of workers erecting concrete for a parking structure in the city of Grand Rapids. Photo by Alyssa Matthysse, Pioneer Construction, Grand Rapids, MI USA
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I am the marketing coordinator and photographer for Pioneer Construction. This is a photo of a crane on the jobsite at 38 in Grand Rapids, MI. Photo by Alyssa Matthysse, Pioneer Construction, Grand Rapids, MI USA
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I am the marketing coordinator and photographer for Pioneer Construction. This is a photo of sunlight streaming through an underground parking ramp for a Medical center downtown Grand Rapids, MI. Photo by Alyssa Matthysse, Pioneer Construction, Grand Rapids, MI USA
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Upon completion, the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex, located just south of New Orleans, will become the nations largest storm water drainage pumping station. The facility will feature eleven 1,740 cfs vertical Flower Pot Pumps for a combined pumping capacity of 19,140 cfs. The first pumps were installed on September 3, 2010. Photo by Jenny Marc, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District, New Orleans, LA USA
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This activity is one of three major concrete mat foundation placements for the UNC Chapel Hill Imaging Research Building project, constructed by Choate Construction Companu. An impressive project, this nine-story, 330,000-SF facility will be a world-class, state-of-the-art cancer and major disease research center. This particular foundation is over 8,000 SF in area, incorporating over 2,100 cubic yards of concrete over the 6 foot thick mat, with thickness over 10 feet at steps. Approximately 40 workers participated in the pour which used 50 concrete trucks along with 47 and 58 meter concrete pumps, with redundant pumping and other placement equipment strategically on-site. Submitted by Emily Choate, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA USA Photo by Adam Simpson
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Installing OBG Section Lift 9 - November 3, 2010. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Workers going to site in the fog - 7-Jan-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Rainbow over Temporary Truss bridge - 13-Jan-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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View of Temporary Works - 5-Feb-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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OBG Lift 1-3 - 23-Feb-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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OBG Lift 4 Erection - 23-Feb-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Workers inside Tower Shaft - 28-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Installing Temporary Works - 18-Nov-09. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Installing Temporary Works - 18-Nov-09. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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View of Temporary Trusses - 27-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Crew Boat captain - 27-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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View of the Deviation Saddle - 20-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Pier W2 illuminated at night - 26-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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View from the Tower Base - 20-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Inspecting work on the Deck - 6-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Removing Collar around Column - 5-Oct-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Erecting 1st Tower Shaft 28-Jul-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Lifting OBG Segment 1 W - 3-Mar-10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Caption: Overlay placement at dusk. I-64 Kanawha River Bridge, Kanawha County, West Virginia. Role in project: Design Project Manager and Lead Bridge Engineer. Photo by Santiago Rodriguez, T.Y. Lin International, Alexandria, VA USA
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Caption: I-64 Kanawha River Bridge, Kanawha County, West Virginia. Balanced cantilever construction with cast-in-place segments and form travelers over Dunbar Avenue and the railroad. Role in project: Design Project Manager and Lead Bridge Engineer. Photo by Santiago Rodriguez, T.Y. Lin International, Alexandria, VA USA
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Caption: I-64 Kanawha River Bridge, Kanawha County, West Virginia. Twin Pier Walls supporting the 760-foot main span. Role in project: Design Project Manager and Lead Bridge Engineer. Photo by Santiago Rodriguez, T.Y. Lin International, Alexandria, VA USA
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Construction workers leave the job site of City Creek, a development of the the LDS Church and Property Reserve Incorporated in Salt Lake City Utah, after a long day in October, 2010. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Larry Curtis of FFKR Architects reviews newly produced construction documents. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Jim Thomas of FFKR Architects leaves his mark of reviewed on an Instructional Bulletin. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Bob Leonard of FFKR Architects in the background of a pile of documents to conquer. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Bob Leonard of FFKR Architects in the background of a pile of documents to conquer. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Mark Wilson, left, and Roger Jackson, right, of the ownership of FFKR Architects discuss the beginnings of a new project. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Final photo of the interior remodel of the Key Bank Tower, part of City Creek, a development of the LDS Church of Property Reserve Incorporated in Salt Lake City Utah. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Final photo of the Exterior remodel of the Key Bank Tower, part of City Creek, a development of the LDS Church of Property Reserve Incorporated in Salt Lake City Utah. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Final photo of the Exterior remodel of the Key Bank Tower, part of City Creek, a development of the LDS Church of Property Reserve Incorporated in Salt Lake City Utah. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Photo of the Exterior of Tower - 5, part of City Creek, a development of the LDS Church of Property Reserve Incorporated in Salt Lake City Utah. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Photo of the Exterior of Tower - 5, part of City Creek, a development of the LDS Church of Property Reserve Incorporated in Salt Lake City Utah. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Lisa Pagano of FFKR Architects reviews construction documents at the office of FFKR Architects in Salt Lake City. Photo by John Sturr, FFKR ARCHITECTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UT Salt Lake
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Im a photographer here in the Denver Metro Area, and this bridge was built along-side the location and then moved into place. Ive been told it is the first bridge to be built this way. The bridge was constructed by the HERZOG Corporation. Photo by Angus Hooper III, , Lakewood, CO USA
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Workers installing sealant to metal barrel roof. Total area sealed was 12,000 linear feet in 44 man days. This job was completed with 100% safety. I am the Safety Coordinator for KPost and was on a jobsite visit while taking this photo. Photo by Luciano Perez, KPost Company, Dallas, TX US
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Fall protection safety training. I am the superintendent on this project. Photo by David Cox, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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A plumber setting a cast iron vent stack for a patient tip bathroom. I am the superintendent on the project. Photo by David Cox, DPR Construction, San Diego, CA USA
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We had to complete the archaeological excavations in the portal area before starting the tunnel boring.Now the Tunnel Boring Machines have started to drill from the portal while the archeologist continue their excavation in the remaining ares.I work as Deputy Project Manager in the Engineering and Consulting Consortium of Marmaray Project. Photo by Huseyin Belkaya, Yuksel Proje International, Istanbul, Turkey
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Kraemer is a subcontractor to DTCG on the West Corridor in Denver. Roy Wolf, Ironworker is working on the arch section erection. Photo by Stefan Hennig, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc., Castle Rock, CO United States
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Kraemer is a subcontractor to DTCG on the West Corridor in Denver. Roy Wolf and Lee Hoch are in the aerial lift. David Newell, Jr and Chris Beaman are on the platform. These ironworkers are working on the arch section erection. Photo by Stefan Hennig, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc., Castle Rock, CO United States
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Kraemer is a subcontractor to DTCG on the West Corridor in Denver. This picture is of the arch section erection. Photo by Stefan Hennig, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc., Castle Rock, CO United States
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Kraemer is a subcontractor to DTCG on the West Corridor in Denver. This picture is of the sunrise over the arch section before the last piece is erected. Photo by Stefan Hennig, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc., Castle Rock, CO United States
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Fagen, Inc. is the EPC contractor for a 183 MW wind farm near Twin Falls, ID. The Project Includes: 122 -GE 1.5 XLE MW TurbinesScope Full EPC Civil and Electrical Design Roads and Crane Pads Foundations Erection Turbine Electrical Wiring Collection Systems Substation and Interconnection Photo by Allan Doherty, Fagen, Inc. , Granite Falls, MN USA
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Fagen, Inc. is the EPC contractor for a 183 MW wind farm near Twin Falls, ID. The Project Includes: 122 -GE 1.5 XLE MW TurbinesScope Full EPC Civil and Electrical Design Roads and Crane Pads Foundations Erection Turbine Electrical Wiring Collection Systems Substation and Interconnection Photo by Allan Doherty, Fagen, Inc. , Granite Falls, MN USA
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Fagen, Inc. is the EPC contractor for a 183 MW wind farm near Twin Falls, ID. The Project Includes: 122 -GE 1.5 XLE MW TurbinesScope Full EPC Civil and Electrical Design Roads and Crane Pads Foundations Erection Turbine Electrical Wiring Collection Systems Substation and Interconnection Photo by Allan Doherty, Fagen, Inc. , Granite Falls, MN USA
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Fagen, Inc. is the EPC contractor for a 183 MW wind farm near Twin Falls, ID. The Project Includes: 122 -GE 1.5 XLE MW TurbinesScope Full EPC Civil and Electrical Design Roads and Crane Pads Foundations Erection Turbine Electrical Wiring Collection Systems Substation and Interconnection Photo by Allan Doherty, Fagen, Inc. , Granite Falls, MN USA
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Fagen, Inc. is the demolition, civil and mechanical contractor for a Monsanto soybean conditioning facility in West Fargo, ND. Submitted by Robert Schladetzky, Photo by Allan Doherty
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Unit 4 outage work for Indianapolis Power and Light in Petersburg, Indiana. Completed in April 2010, Gribbins Insulation removed and installed insulation on high energy piping. During the project, we applied 10,169 sq ft of 3 inches thick Thermawrap High Temperature Insulation along with 6,200 linear feet of stucco embossed aluminum jacket. Submitted by Megan Knoll, Gribbins Insulation, Evansville, IN USA Photo by Aubrey Forrester
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Unit 4 outage work for Indianapolis Power and Light in Petersburg, Indiana. Completed in April 2010, Gribbins Insulation removed and installed insulation on high energy piping. During the project, we applied 10,169 sq ft of 3 inches thick Thermawrap High Temperature Insulation along with 6,200 linear feet of stucco embossed aluminum jacket. Submitted by Megan Knoll, Gribbins Insulation, Evansville, IN USA Photo by Aubrey Forrester
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Employees from Holiday Signs revise the layout of the LED modules featured on the new energy-efficient letters going atop the historic Hotel John Marshall in Richmond, Virginia. The building is currently undergoing a massive renovation and conversion to a mixed-use facility, while also restoring to its original historic grandeur. Brett - is the Assitant Project Manager with Choate Interior Construction overseeing the renovation of the Hotel John Marshall. Submitted by Erin Cugnasca, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States of America Photo by Brett Rabe
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Large power project in southern Indiana. Gribbins Insulation is responsible for nearly all mechanical insulation work, including piping and equipment. Submitted by Megan Knoll, Gribbins Insulation, Evansville, IN USA Photo by Trib Slagle
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Large power project in southern Indiana. Gribbins Insulation is responsible for nearly all mechanical insulation work, including piping and equipment. Submitted by Megan Knoll, Gribbins Insulation, Evansville, IN USA Photo by Trib Slagle
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Large power project in southern Indiana. Gribbins Insulation is responsible for nearly all mechanical insulation work, including piping and equipment. Submitted by Megan Knoll, Gribbins Insulation, Evansville, IN USA Photo by Trib Slagle
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Large power project in southern Indiana. Gribbins Insulation is responsible for nearly all mechanical insulation work, including piping and equipment. Submitted by Megan Knoll, Gribbins Insulation, Evansville, IN USA Photo by Trib Slagle
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A landmark in downtown Richmond, Virginia since 1928, the Hotel John Marshall sign resting atop the historic hotel can be seen throughout the city. This photo was taken upon completion of the scrape and paint process of the existing structure and after the original copper roofing was removed. The sign awaits a design review from Richmonds historical society. The LED letters are made to replicate the original sign which consisted of incandescent bulbs. A metal roof will also be installed to match the batten design of the old copper roof. Jerry - is a photographer tasked to document the progress of the renovation. Submitted by Erin Cugnasca, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States of America Photo by Jerry Osborne
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Constructed in 1928, this shot taken from the horseshoe of the 310,537-SF Hotel John Marshall highlights the beginning stages of the historic renovation. Every window in the 16-story structure will be replaced and the entire exterior will receive a deep cleaning restoring the original limestone and brick. Jerry is a photographer documenting the progress of the renovation. Submitted by Erin Cugnasca, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States of America Photo by Jerry Osborne
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Exemplifying the incredible decay to be combated in the restoration of the 1928 Hotel John Marshall, the service elevator shaft will be filled in with slabs on both sides and one large service elevator will be installed. Jim is a photographer documenting the progress of the renovation. Submitted by Erin Cugnasca, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States of America Photo by Jim Smith
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Located on the 2nd floor of the historic Hotel John Marshall, the once-majestic John Marshall room (midway though renovation) will be returned to its original historic design with an architectural glass system and new finishes. Jim is a photographer documenting the progress of the renovation. Submitted by Erin Cugnasca, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States of America Photo by Jim Smith
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Taken in the early stages of the Hotel John Marshall renovation, three passenger elevators will be modernized reusing the original refurbished motors from 1928. The floor above will be removed, the elevator doors will be etched and the original Terrazzo floor (hidden under the protective covering) will be restored to return the hotel to its original historic design. Jim is a photographer documenting the progress of the renovation. Submitted by Erin Cugnasca, Choate Construction Company, Atlanta, GA United States of America Photo by Jim Smith
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Caption: Light as air; Project: TD Ameritrade Park Omaha; Role: Tom Kessler photographed the project Submitted by Nicole Brown, HDR Architecture, Inc., Omaha, NE USA Photo by Tom Kessler
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Caption: Steps in the right direction; Project: TD Ameritrade Park Omaha; Role: Tom Kessler photographed the project Submitted by Nicole Brown, HDR Architecture, Inc., Omaha, NE USA Photo by Tom Kessler
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Roofers installing Plysheet over vented base sheet at the West Wing at Inez Elementary School Photo by Tomas Baca, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Installation of metal edge on roof at Alvarado Elementary School Photo by Tomas Baca, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Installation of steel framing and wood ceiling beams at Barcelona Elementary School Photo by Carl Silva, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Installation of tongue in groove wood ceiling on outdoor shading at Barcelona Elementary School Photo by Carl Silva, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Steel erection at Navajo Elementary School classroom building Photo by Carl Silva, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Installation of underground drainage system in front of Administration Building at Rio Grande High School Photo by Carl Silva, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Relocation of electrical poles to allow entrance to new parking lot at Rio Grande High School Photo by Carl Silva, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Excavating and forming in preparation to pour a storm drain inlet on Arenal Street in front of Rio Grande High School. Photo by Carl Silva, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Worker waiting for next steel beam for installation at Georgia OKeefe Elementary School. Photo by Shaw Frank, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Working on steel beam for installation at Georgia OKeefe Elementary School. Photo by Shaw Frank, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Finishing woork on the manhold at West Mesa High School. Photo by John Mazzola, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Construction of exterior shade structure at Helen Cordero K-2 School Photo by John Mazzola, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Lazy mans hold carry at Susie Rayos Marmon Elementary School Photo by John Mazzola, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Setting squash pipe at West Mesa High School Photo by John Mazzola, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Sheet metal siding installation at Sandia High School Photo by John Mazzola, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Sheet metal siding installation on exterior shade cover at Sandia High School Photo by John Mazzola, Albuquerque Public Schools, Albuquerque, NM United States
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Randy is providing consultant services to POWER Engineers on a new bakery addition at the Windsor food plant. The attached photo shows bakery construction on steel. Submitted by Annie Meyer, POWER Engineers, Meridian, ID United States Photo by Randy Rose
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Black Rock Drilling workers install groundwater recharge wells in Wyoming. Submitted by John Wilson, Champion Equipment Sales, LLC, Salt Lake City, UT USA Photo by Adrian Stephen
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Mark Borella, photographer Submitted by Laura Lusson, Tarlton Corporation, St. Louis, MO United States Photo by Mark Borella
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University of Alabama Bryant-Denny Stadium Expansion, Tuscaloosa, Alabama This photograph highlights the construction of the $48 million south end zone expansion of Bryant-Denny Stadium. Fourteen cast-in-place raker beams made from custom steel forms weighing approximately 100,000 pounds were built to support the upper deck addition. Each beam required control lines set within an eighth of an inch. The stadium addition includes seven levels of new space and an 8,500-seat upper deck. The expansion adds new spectator seating, VIP spaces and an open-air market. The 230,000 square foot, eight story expansion includes upper deck seating, skyboxes and two club levels. Approximately 23,000 cubic yards of concrete and 2,200 tons of reinforcing steel were used on the entire site. The addition now encloses the stadium and raises its capacity to 101,821 seats (making it the fifth largest stadium in the country). It was completed in time for the 2010 football season. As a corporate photographer for Brasfield and Gorrie, I took many trips to the construction site, including photographing the construction progress during several 2009 Alabama home football games. Photo by Skip Pennington, Brasfield and Gorrie, Birmingham, AL USA
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University of Alabama Bryant-Denny Stadium Expansion, Tuscaloosa, Alabama This photograph highlights the construction of the $48 million south end zone expansion of Bryant-Denny Stadium. Fourteen cast-in-place raker beams made from custom steel forms weighing approximately 100,000 pounds were built to support the upper deck addition. Each beam required control lines set within an eighth of an inch. The stadium addition includes seven levels of new space and an 8,500-seat upper deck. The expansion adds new spectator seating, VIP spaces and an open-air market. The 230,000 square foot, eight story expansion includes upper deck seating, skyboxes and two club levels. Approximately 23,000 cubic yards of concrete and 2,200 tons of reinforcing steel were used on the entire site. The addition now encloses the stadium and raises its capacity to 101,821 seats (making it the fifth largest stadium in the country). It was completed in time for the 2010 football season. As a corporate photographer for Brasfield and Gorrie, I took many trips to the construction site, including photographing the construction progress during several 2009 Alabama home football games. Photo by Skip Pennington, Brasfield and Gorrie, Birmingham, AL USA
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University of Alabama Bryant-Denny Stadium Expansion, Tuscaloosa, Alabama This photograph highlights the construction of the $48 million south end zone expansion of Bryant-Denny Stadium. Fourteen cast-in-place raker beams made from custom steel forms weighing approximately 100,000 pounds were built to support the upper deck addition. Each beam required control lines set within an eighth of an inch. The stadium addition includes seven levels of new space and an 8,500-seat upper deck. The expansion adds new spectator seating, VIP spaces and an open-air market. The 230,000 square foot, eight story expansion includes upper deck seating, skyboxes and two club levels. Approximately 23,000 cubic yards of concrete and 2,200 tons of reinforcing steel were used on the entire site. The addition now encloses the stadium and raises its capacity to 101,821 seats (making it the fifth largest stadium in the country). It was completed in time for the 2010 football season. As a corporate photographer for Brasfield and Gorrie, I took many trips to the construction site, including photographing the construction progress during several 2009 Alabama home football games. Photo by Skip Pennington, Brasfield and Gorrie, Birmingham, AL USA
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University of Alabama Bryant-Denny Stadium Expansion, Tuscaloosa, Alabama This photograph highlights the construction of the $48 million south end zone expansion of Bryant-Denny Stadium. Fourteen cast-in-place raker beams made from custom steel forms weighing approximately 100,000 pounds were built to support the upper deck addition. Each beam required control lines set within an eighth of an inch. The stadium addition includes seven levels of new space and an 8,500-seat upper deck. The expansion adds new spectator seating, VIP spaces and an open-air market. The 230,000 square foot, eight story expansion includes upper deck seating, skyboxes and two club levels. Approximately 23,000 cubic yards of concrete and 2,200 tons of reinforcing steel were used on the entire site. The addition now encloses the stadium and raises its capacity to 101,821 seats (making it the fifth largest stadium in the country). It was completed in time for the 2010 football season. As a corporate photographer for Brasfield and Gorrie, I took many trips to the construction site, including photographing the construction progress during several 2009 Alabama home football games. Photo by Skip Pennington, Brasfield and Gorrie, Birmingham, AL USA
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University of Alabama Bryant-Denny Stadium Expansion, Tuscaloosa, Alabama This photograph highlights the construction of the $48 million south end zone expansion of Bryant-Denny Stadium. Fourteen cast-in-place raker beams made from custom steel forms weighing approximately 100,000 pounds were built to support the upper deck addition. Each beam required control lines set within an eighth of an inch. The stadium addition includes seven levels of new space and an 8,500-seat upper deck. The expansion adds new spectator seating, VIP spaces and an open-air market. The 230,000 square foot, eight story expansion includes upper deck seating, skyboxes and two club levels. Approximately 23,000 cubic yards of concrete and 2,200 tons of reinforcing steel were used on the entire site. The addition now encloses the stadium and raises its capacity to 101,821 seats (making it the fifth largest stadium in the country). It was completed in time for the 2010 football season. As a corporate photographer for Brasfield and Gorrie, I took many trips to the construction site, including photographing the construction progress during several 2009 Alabama home football games. Photo by Skip Pennington, Brasfield and Gorrie, Birmingham, AL USA
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Mark Borella, photographer Submitted by Laura Lusson, Tarlton Corporation, St. Louis, MO United States Photo by Mark Borella
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The Color Red - paint or other form of. Photo by Bobbie Blizzard, New Windsor , MD United States
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To improve the strength of... Photo by Bobbie Blizzard, New Windsor, MD United States
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Smile smile smile. Can it be the happiness? His face tells a lot . Submitted by Fatih Saglam , Rasen Construction and Inv.Inc, IStanbul, Turkey Photo by Gokhan Gunes
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Fagen, Inc. is the EPC contractor for a 183 MW wind farm near Twin Falls, ID. The Project Includes: 122 -GE 1.5 XLE MW TurbinesScope Full EPC Civil and Electrical Design Roads and Crane Pads Foundations Erection Turbine Electrical Wiring Collection Systems Substation and Interconnection Photo by Allan Doherty, Fagen, Inc. , Granite Falls, MN USA
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During a topping out at the Florida Atlantic University Innovation Village Apartments, Lisa captured workers reflected in safety goggles of an employee. Submitted by Elizabeth Murray, Balfour Beatty Construction, Dallas, TX USA Photo by Lisa Paully
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A 360 degree view of progress on the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project, designed by Renzo Piano. Shawmut is the Construction Manager for the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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A view looking up the 45 degree German imported glass wall at the Isabella Stewart Gardner expansion project in Boston. This section of the Renzo Piano designed project will house artists in residence. Shawmut is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Looking into the foundation of the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner expansion project in Boston. Shawmut is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Excavation ends as concrete work begins at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Concrete cowboy at work at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Concrete pouring begins at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Safety sunglasses were traded in on clear safety glasses on a cloudy day at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Rebar begins to form the skeleton of the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Rebar columns are fabricated at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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The topping off ceremony at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Caption - In the Beginning. I was on the jobsite taking photos when the project started. Photo by Marta Brown, Crossland Construction Company, Inc., Columbus, KS USA
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Mark Borella, photographer Submitted by Laura Lusson, Tarlton Corporation, St. Louis, MO United States Photo by Mark Borella
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The final beam is placed at the Perkins School for the Blind Lower School expansion topping off ceremony. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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The newly refurbished ceiling at the St. Cecilia Parish project in Boston. The temporary floor is supported by scaffolding of around 40 in height. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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A crane readies for work at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Rebar columns take form at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Concrete work begins on the foundationoft the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project in Boston. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Fabrication of 80-ton bypass bulkhead gate for IHNC. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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The sun falls low at MITs W1 Building envelope restoration, overlooking the Charles River and Bostons skyline. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager for the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Looking down the scaffolding inside the St. Cecilia Parish project in Boston. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager at the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Water keeps down the dust during excavation at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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An excavator works at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Scaffolding erected inside the St. Cecilia Parish project in Boston, MA. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Materials are delivered at MITs W1 envelope restoration project in Cambridge, across the Charles River from Boston. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Work progresses one hammer blow at a time at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Work progresses at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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A view inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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A concrete tower emerges from the foundation at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Concrete work continues at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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KPRS Construction Services, Inc. Employee Manual; Superintendent Michael Souza at the Henkel Tenant Improvement Project Submitted by Joel Stensby, KPRS Construction Services, Inc., Brea, CA USA Photo by Hamesh Shahani
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KPRS Construction Services, Inc. Employee Manual; Superintendent Michael Souza and Project Manager Peter Livermore at the Henkel Tenant Improvement Project Submitted by Joel Stensby, KPRS Construction Services, Inc., Brea, CA USA Photo by Hamesh Shahani
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RBB Architects is the Architect of Record for the Mission Hospital Acute Care Tower and New Chapel. Craig Laurie was a member of the Architectural design team, participating for nearly 10 years, in the planning, design and construction documentation for this multiple award winning project. The scope includes a 100,000 sf patient tower and new chapel for St. Joseph Health System. Submitted by Jeanette Dvorak, RBB Architects Inc, Los Angeles, CA USA Photo by Craig Laurie
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Caption - Replacement of overhead wiring structures on the busy Illawarra Line in Sydney. Designers do a site walk through to confirm the exact configuration. Role - Overhead wiring structures designer. Submitted by Belinda Pigram, GHD, Newcastle NSW, Australia Photo by Tony Ridley
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Caption - Architectural steel awning during installation and various civil works at a new waste recycling facility in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia. Role - Structural steel designer. Submitted by Belinda Pigram, GHD, Newcastle NSW, Australia Photo by Tony Ridley
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Caption - A concrete worker inspects the finish on a freshly poured slab outside a new waste recycling facility in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains, NSW. Role - Structural steel designer. Submitted by Belinda Pigram, GHD, Newcastle NSW, Australia Photo by Tony Ridley
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Marlins New Ballpark is Shaping Up. Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Marlins New Stadium - A Seat With A View Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Marlins New Ballpark Photo by Belinda Burke, Hunt Construction Group, Indianapolis, IN USA
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The picture illustrates Safway Scaffolding dismantling the scaffold system at the New Campus East, Main Office Building Atrium. Over 130 ft tall system covering over 50,000 sf of space. Over 10,000 scaffold frames were used to create the dance floor across the Atrium. Every 6 ft there was a platform placed where a scaffold worker tied off and hand over hand lowered the pieces one at a time to bring the enormous system down. Submitted by Elizabeth Murray, Balfour Beatty Construction, Dallas, TX USA Photo by Joe Gonzalez
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In the early morning hours, a Balfour Beatty Construction employee builds a column form for the Northwest Housing VIIIA project for George Mason University. Submitted by Elizabeth Murray, Balfour Beatty Construction, Dallas, TX USA Photo by Christopher Hartzler
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Cool November morning, coming out of the ground at the Dallas Convention Center Hotel in Dallas, Texas. Submitted by Elizabeth Murray, Balfour Beatty Construction, Dallas, TX USA Photo by Stephen D. [Hank] Mouser
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This picture was taken my first day as an intern for Balfour Beatty. It was actually the first picture I took on the construction site itself while I was walking into the building for my first tour. I was pretty nervous that day and I decided to take pictures to get use to the project and to relax a little. My role in the project was with BIM and 3D coordination. During my stay at FAU I was able to relieve the project of costly change orders using 3D technology. Since then I was hired full time with Balfour Beatty and I now reside at the Plantation, Florida office. Submitted by Elizabeth Murray, Balfour Beatty Construction, Dallas, TX USA Photo by Zachary Thompson
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A silhouette of employees hoist ascending against the sunrise. Lawrence manages safety for the entire project. Submitted by Elizabeth Murray, Balfour Beatty Construction, Dallas, TX USA Photo by Lawrence Tribble
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The future performance hall at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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A crane is readied for a days work at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Lunchtime at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project sees toolbelts also at rest. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Night approaches at MITs W1 Building where an exterior restoration is in progress. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Water keeps down dust during excavation at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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The bucket of a Caterpillar 375L rests while on break at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Caption - And the Eagle Flys. Patty took these photos of Interns setting the Bronze Eagle at the Pittsburg State University Veterans Memorial. This project was constructed as a tribute to all United States Veterans. Submitted by Marta Brown, Crossland Construction Company, Inc., Columbus, KS USA Photo by Patty Jessee
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Bryce Cooper, photographer Submitted by Laura Lusson, Tarlton Corporation, St. Louis, MO United States Photo by Mark Borella
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Mark Borella, photographer Submitted by Laura Lusson, Tarlton Corporation, St. Louis, MO United States Photo by Mark Borella
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PVC awaits installation at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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A view of scaffolding erected inside the St Cecilia Parish restoration and modernization project in Boston. Shawmut is the construction manager on the project. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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A view up the 45 degree imported glass wall at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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PVC awaits installation at the Renzo Piano designed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- A crane lifts five steel beams as steelworkers prepare to place the steel in the second floor of the Missile Defense Agency Headquarters building here Jan. 27, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Lt. Col. Eric Harter, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) North Atlantic Division, speaks to a group of visitors from USACE headquarters during a tour of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project site at Mark Center here July 15, 2010. Harter is the deputy director of the Belvoir Integration Office. New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion facility as part of 2005 Base Realignment and Closure programs which are ongoing on and around Fort Belvoir, Va. Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A nighttime view of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project currently under construction here, Aug. 4, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion project as part of 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) programs on and around Fort Belvoir, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A construction worker reviews drawings while working in the East Tower of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) at Mark Center here Jan. 19, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion complex.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Steelworkers at the Missile Defense Agency Headquarters project site place a steel beam in the second floor of the building here Jan. 27, 2010. Design and construction of the $38.5 million facility is being managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Owen Oberg, a field supervisor with Fairfax Glass, reads drawings while inspecting rough glass openings in the Missile Defense Agency Headquarters building here Sept. 2, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $38.5 million facility as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) programs here. The facility is scheduled for completion in 2011. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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Construction of combined cycle gas power plant in Nevada. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of combined cycle gas power plant in Nevada. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of combined cycle gas power plant in Nevada. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of combined cycle gas power plant in Nevada. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Dry fit of bulkhead at IHNC Surge Barrier Project. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Break time at the well-organized Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum expansion project in Boston. Shawmut Design and Construction is the construction manager on the job. Photo by Ben Johnson, Shawmut Design and Construction, Boston, MA USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Design and construction of the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility at the U.S. Department of Energys Savannah River Site. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Construction of conex container village for military training. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Shaw provided overall project management and detailed design services for the construction of a 40-foot by 1,000-foot, freestanding dock structure to support the outbound crane legs in order to allow for barge loading below the cranes. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Shaw Modular Solutions is a state-of-the-art, 410,000-square-foot facility that will assemble structural, piping, equipment and other modules for new nuclear power plants including Westinghouse AP1000(TM), the worlds safest and most economical commercial nuclear power technology. Shaw Modular Solutions will incorporate modern modular construction techniques that result in a shortened schedule and reduced capital costs for new nuclear power plants. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Shaw provided overall project management and detailed design services for the construction of a 40-foot by 1,000-foot, freestanding dock structure to support the outbound crane legs in order to allow for barge loading below the cranes. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Rapid growth in Utah County created a need to provide alternate routes for the already congested transportation corridors of the area. The Access Utah County project is comprised of five distinct design-build projects designed to improve traffic mobility in this area. HDR is providing program management, project controls, design, construction oversight, and audit oversight services for all five design-build projects at a total construction value of $600 million. Submitted by Amy Schmidt, HDR, Omaha, NE USA Photo by Keith Philpott
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The HDR Rope Access Team performs the final bridge inspection of the Hoover Dam Bypass in Sept. 2010. Craig Smart is shown here on one of the bridge columns. (RESUBMITTING AT PROPER RESOLUTION) Photo by keith philpott, keith philpott photography, Olathe, KS United States
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Rapid growth in Utah County created a need to provide alternate routes for the already congested transportation corridors of the area. The Access Utah County project is comprised of five distinct design-build projects designed to improve traffic mobility in this area. HDR is providing program management, project controls, design, construction oversight, and audit oversight services for all five design-build projects at a total construction value of $600 million. Submitted by Amy Schmidt, HDR, Omaha, NE USA Photo by Keith Philpott
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Construction Photographer Submitted by Michael Dell Isola, BOND, Everett, MA US Photo by Gregg Shupe
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Construction Photographer Submitted by Michael Dell Isola, BOND, Everett, MA US Photo by Gregg Shupe
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Construction Photographer Submitted by Michael Dell Isola, BOND, Everett, MA US Photo by Gregg Shupe
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Hoover Dam Bypass | Boulder City, NV HDR led the design team for this new transportation structure, which greatly enhances mobility in the vicinity of the dam and relocates through traffic off the dam and onto a new four-lane roadway. Under HDRs major bridge inspection contract with the Nevada Department of Transportation, HDR performed the initial biannual inspection of the new bypass. Submitted by Amy Schmidt, HDR, Omaha, NE USA Photo by Keith Philpott
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The bascule sections of the Trent River Bridge rise over the water in New Bern, N.C. Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc. demolished the existing swing-span bridge, build in 1954, and replaced it with this bascule bridge. The environmentally sensitive project was finished in early 2010, in time for New Berns 300th anniversary celebration. Role of Jason Schuster: Field engineer. Submitted by Steve Jones, Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc., Atlanta, GA USA Photo by Jason Schuster
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John Roebig, HDR, inspects a coastal mitigation project on Long Island, NY. Photo by keith philpott, keith philpott photography, Olathe, KS United States
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Hoover Dam Bypass | Boulder City, NV HDR led the design team for this new transportation structure, which greatly enhances mobility in the vicinity of the dam and relocates through traffic off the dam and onto a new four-lane roadway. Under HDRs major bridge inspection contract with the Nevada Department of Transportation, HDR performed the initial biannual inspection of the new Colorado River Bridge, 800 feet feet above the Colorado River.. Submitted by Amy Schmidt, HDR, Omaha, NE USA Photo by Keith Philpott
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Field used HDPE header pipe with Griffin cap and saddle that are used for a wellpoint dewatering system designed to drain excavations of groundwater. Photo by terry aylward, Griffin Dewatering, Houston, TX USA
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Our subsidiary, Williams Steel Erection Company, Inc., is doing the girder slab erection for this project at Fort Myer, Virginia. As editor for the company newsletter, I wanted to get some photos to illustrate this specific type of construction. I not only got the photos but I also had the priviledge of watching the Armys Old Guard practice in the foreground...see Photo 3 of this series. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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Our subsidiary, Williams Steel Erection Company, Inc., is doing the girder slab erection for this project at Fort Myer, Virginia. As editor for the company newsletter, I wanted to get some photos to illustrate this specific type of construction. I not only got the photos but I also had the priviledge of watching the Armys Old Guard practice in the foreground...see Photo 3 of this series. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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This photo was taken during the inspection of a wind turbine, when a field engineer will climb every wind turbine and confirm the sections were bolted together to the correct torque value. Submitted by Kim Kaisler, Mortenson Construction, Minneapolis, MN USA Photo by Paul Martin
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Chris Cabianca, a Pilebuck for Golden State Bridge,Inc. erects beams for an access trestle on the Big Sur Project. I have no role in the project, other than I am friends with the owner of Golden State Bridge (Mr. Dave Riccitiello)and he has my two sons working on the Project. I also own my own construction company (Cal State Constructors, Inc.) in San Francisco CA. I am very proud that my sons are doing well and working with a such great company on such an important project. Thank-you for your consideration. Photo by Don Cabianca, Cal State Constructors, Inc., Danville, CA USA
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Our subsidiary, Williams Steel Erection Company, Inc., is doing the girder slab erection for this project at Fort Myer, Virginia. As editor for the company newsletter, I wanted to get some photos to illustrate this specific type of construction. I not only got the photos but I also had the priviledge of watching the Armys Old Guard practice in the foreground...see Photo 3 of this series. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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Hoover Dam Bypass | Boulder City, NV HDR led the design team for this new transportation structure, which greatly enhances mobility in the vicinity of the dam and relocates through traffic off the dam and onto a new four-lane roadway. Under HDRs major bridge inspection contract with the Nevada Department of Transportation, HDR performed the initial biannual inspection of the new Colorado River Bridge, 800 feet feet above the Colorado River. Submitted by Amy Schmidt, HDR, Omaha, NE USA Photo by Keith Philpott
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Hoover Dam Bypass | Boulder City, NV HDR led the design team for this new transportation structure, which greatly enhances mobility in the vicinity of the dam and relocates through traffic off the dam and onto a new four-lane roadway. Under HDRs major bridge inspection contract with the Nevada Department of Transportation, HDR performed the initial biannual inspection of the new Colorado River Bridge, 800 feet feet above the Colorado River. Submitted by Amy Schmidt, HDR, Omaha, NE USA Photo by Keith Philpott
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Anthony Pellegrino, HDR, descends landing equipment tower at Blue Grass Airport, Lexington, KY. Blue Grass Airport expansion project. Photo by Keith Philpott, keith philpott photography, Olathe, KS United States
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Williams Steel Erection Co., Inc., which is one of our subsidiaries, is responsible for the construction of this pedestrian bridge at the Waterfront Park at the Yards, which is next to the Anacostia Riverfront and new baseball stadium in Washington, D.C. I was taking photos for our company newsletter. There are three photos in this series. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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Williams Steel Erection Co., Inc., which is one of our subsidiaries, is responsible for the construction of this pedestrian bridge at the Waterfront Park at the Yards, which is next to the Anacostia Riverfront and new baseball stadium in Washington, D.C. I was taking photos for our company newsletter. There are three photos in this series. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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Williams Steel Erection Co., Inc., which is one of our subsidiaries, is responsible for the construction of this pedestrian bridge at the Waterfront Park at the Yards, which is next to the Anacostia Riverfront and new baseball stadium in Washington, D.C. I was taking photos for our company newsletter. There are three photos in this series. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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Institutional construction, such as the steel and steeple erection at Immanuel Church in Annandale, Virginia, has been a mainstay for Williams Industries subsidiaries. One of the biggest challenges here was the installation of the 8-ton cross because the crane had to reach over a large section of existing structure. There are three photos associated with this project. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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Institutional construction, such as the steel and steeple erection at Immanuel Church in Annandale, Virginia, has been a mainstay for Williams Industries subsidiaries. One of the biggest challenges here was the installation of the 8-ton cross because the crane had to reach over a large section of existing structure. There are three photos associated with this project. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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Institutional construction, such as the steel and steeple erection at Immanuel Church in Annandale, Virginia, has been a mainstay for Williams Industries subsidiaries. One of the biggest challenges here was the installation of the 8-ton cross because the crane had to reach over a large section of existing structure. There are three photos associated with this project. Photo by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA
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I was the project manager for Williams Steel Erection Company when we erected the steel at the Morgan County Courthouse in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. We had some challenging space constraints, as well as complicated issues in erecting the heavy cupola shown here. Submitted by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA Photo by Jimmy Jones
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Our company, Williams Bridge Company of Richmond, Virginia, fabricated the girders for New York Route 120, which is the bridge over Metro-North railroad in Westchester County, New York. I just happened to be out walking for lunch as I watched this girder start its long journey up the East Coast and I snapped this photo. Submitted by Marianne Pastor, Williams Industries Inc., Manassas, VA USA Photo by Michael Christensen
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- An early morning interior view of the atrium in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East project here, Nov. 9, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Dagoberto Mejia, a finisher with Finley Asphalt and Sealing, drives a stake in the ground while building curbing concrete forms at the Missile Defense Agency Headquarters project site here Sept. 2, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $38.5 million facility as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) programs here. The facility is scheduled for completion in 2011. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Humberto Villatoro, a carpenter with Lopez Carpentry, uses a level to make sure a wall is plumb while working at the Warrior Transition Unit project site here, Aug. 18, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, Belvoir Integrated Program Office, is managing design and construction of the WTU complex, which includes two 100,000-square-foot barracks that can house 288 service members. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Jim Stickovitch, a Balfour Beatty Construction quality control electrical specialist, inspects electrical components and logs notes on a tablet computer at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Campus East (NCE) project site here July 12, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion complex as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure projects at Fort Belvoir. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A concrete finisher uses a motorized trowel to finish the floor of the south parking garage at the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project site at Mark Center here June 10, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion BRAC 133 project as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure programs at and around Fort Belvoir, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- Tethered by safety cables, a welder makes his way to the top of a huge steel frame which will be covered with an Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) transparent roofing system at the NGA New Campus East project site April 7, 2010. The two wings of the main office building at the site are joined in the center by an atrium which will be covered by an EFTE skylight. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Terry White, a foreman with E.E. Marr Erectors, watches as a fellow contractor works on the steel frame for a skylight in the Missile Defense Agency Headquarters building here Sept. 2, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District is managing design and construction of the $38.5 million facility as part of ongoing 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) programs here. The facility is scheduled for completion in 2011. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- John Tyre, a steamfitter with Southland Industries, grinds a beveled edge on a 6-inch steam pipe in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- Mario Zuniga, a welder with Southland Industries, grinds a seam after welding an 8-inch steam pipe in Building C (Oaks Pavilion) at the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site June 30, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District is managing design and construction of the hospital, which will provide world-class healthcare for service members from all military branches when it opens in 2011. The hospital is being constructed as part of Base Realignment and Closure 2005 programs at Fort Belvoir, Va. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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Maramac-Buanawan Transmission-substation project in Philippines / Site manager Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Seoung-hoon Cho
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Maramac-Buanawan Transmission-substation project in Philippines / Site manager Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Seoung-hoon Cho
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Workers rest, Maramac-Buanawan Transmission-substation project in Philippines / Site manager Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Seoung-hoon Cho
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Civil construction, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Deluge valve calibration for fire fighting, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Health and safety training before start, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Leak test preparation for piping, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Loop reactor assembly picture on the ground - ready to install, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Loop reactor installation by 2 cranes(2), Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Loop reactor installation by 2 cranes(3), Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Loop reactor installation by 2 cranes, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Loop reactor setting, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Picture after LOOP reactor installation, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Safety pray ceremony for Loop reactor installation start, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Valve tightening picture, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Wheel valve operation picture, Dung Quart Polypropylene Project in Vietnam / Budgeting Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Young-jae Lee
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Field worker is looking at the completed plant, MOC Aromatic Recovery Unit Project, Thailand, Hyundai Engineering Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Dong-sik Lee
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Instrument item final test 2,MOC Aromatic Recovery Unit Project, Thailand, Hyundai Engineering Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Dong-sik Lee
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Instrument item final test,MOC Aromatic Recovery Unit Project, Thailand, Hyundai Engineering Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Dong-sik Lee
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System leak test for piping, MOC Aromatic Recovery Unit Project, Thailand, Hyundai Engineering Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Dong-sik Lee
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Spider-man This photograph shows an industrial climber at work in Burj Bulayla, the highest building in Libya and North Africa of 143 meters high. Submitted by Anara Daylan, Summa Turizm Yatirimciligi A.S., Ankara, Turkey Photo by Alper Ozkarakas
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Craftsmanship This photograph shows an industrial climbers at work in Burj Bulayla, the highest building in Libya and North Africa of 143 meters high. Submitted by Anara Daylan, Summa Turizm Yatirimciligi A.S., Ankara, Turkey Photo by Alper Ozkarakas
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A night-shift asphalt crew with Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, lays down the final lift of pavement on Okeechobee Boulevard in West Palm Beach, Fla., as part of a two-year, $30 million contract to widen and resurface 4.5 miles of the busy roadway. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Steamfitter Tim Dooley from Local 638 is welding a 20-inch flange on to a pipe for Contract Del-185. (John P. Picone Mechanical building, Lawrence, NY) Submitted by Sara Picone, John P. Picone, Inc., Lawrence, NY USA Photo by Robert Stachurski
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A night shift asphalt crew member with Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, monitors hot-mix asphalt being delivered to a material transfer vehicle during the final stages of a two-year, 4.5-mile, $30 million Okeechobee Boulevard widening and resurfacing project in West Palm Beach, Fla. The transfer vehicle continuously feeds a hopper attached to the paver, enabling the crew to lay longer stretches of asphalt pavement at a time. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Survey crew members with Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, check measurements on a private-sector site development and paving project in Miami, Fla. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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A Service Truck Operator with Vecellio and Grogan greases the fittings of an excavator equipped with a breaker hammer during construction of a $19.8 million, 1.13-mile section of the East Beckley Bypass, a four-lane highway project in Beckley, W. Va. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Vecellio and Grogan crew members haul in, spread and compact layers of fill during construction of a $19.8 million, 1.13-mile section of the East Beckley Bypass, a four-lane highway project in Beckley, W. Va. A wire mesh- and geo-fabric retaining system provides the tiered wall with stability as the area is brought up to grade. Grass seed in each shelf puts the finishing touches on the wall. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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A Vecellio and Grogan crew member works along the edge of a tiered retaining wall during construction of a $19.8 million, 1.13-mile section of the East Beckley Bypass, a four-lane highway project in Beckley, W. Va. A wire mesh- and geo-fabric retaining system provides the wall with stability as the area is brought up to grade. Grass seed in each shelf puts the finishing touches on the wall. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Secure in their harnesses, two members of a Vecellio and Grogan bridge crew work on a pier form during construction of a $19.8 million, 1.13-mile section of the East Beckley Bypass, a four-lane highway project in Beckley, W. Va. The piers will rise more than 200 feet high to support a 1,200-foot-long bridge over Cranberry Creek. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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A Vecellio and Grogan dozer operator spreads excess fill material in a waste area during construction of a 1.9-mile, four-lane segment of Corridor H in Grant County, W. Va. In the background are temporary haul roads and access roads along the upper edges of the project. The $32 million project involves 5.7 million cubic yards of earthwork. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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A Vecellio and Grogan project manager radios to crew members below as he monitors job progress from an access road higher up the mountain during construction of a 1.9-mile section of Corridor H in Grant County, W. Va. With its steep angles, narrow work area, hard rock, numerous environmental protocols and 5.7 million cubic yards of earthwork, the $32 million project is one of the toughest in the companys history. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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A bridge crew member with Vecellio and Grogan guides one end of a steel girder as a crane moves into lifting position during construction of a $32 million, 1.9-mile section of Corridor H in Grant County, W. Va. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Vecellio and Grogan bridge crew members secure steel girders near the top of bridge piers during construction of a $32 million, 1.9-mile section of Corridor H in Grant County, W. Va. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Vecellio and Grogan bridge crew members secure steel girders near the top of bridge piers during construction of a $32 million, 1.9-mile section of Corridor H in Grant County, W. Va. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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A Vecellio and Grogan crew member spreads sealant between segments of a 1,420-foot box culvert during construction of a $32 million, 1.9-mile section of Corridor H in Grant County, W. Va. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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A Vecellio and Grogan crane operator inspects lumber next to a rebar cage during construction of a $32 million, 1.9-mile section of Corridor H in Grant County, W. Va. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Equipment operators, running high-capacity Cat 992G loaders, lift buckets of mined limestone as a Cat 777 haul truck backs into loading position at White Rock Quarries, a Vecellio Group company in Miami, Fla. The raw material is shuttled to the quarrys production plant, where it is crushed, rinsed and sorted to produce various sizes of stone and sand used in road base material, asphalt mixes and concrete production. (Photo by Carl Thiemann, Communications Director, Vecellio Group, Inc.) Photo by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA
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Professional Photographer Submitted by Olivia Gonzalez, Western Air Limbach, Garden Grove, CA USA Photo by Matt Fukushima
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Professional Photographer Submitted by Olivia Gonzalez, Western Air Limbach LP, Garden Grove, CA USA Photo by Matt Fukushima
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Annenberg - Eisenhower Medical Center Project, Rancho Mirage, CA. Submitted by Olivia Gonzalez, Western Air Limbach LP, Garden Grove, CA USA Photo by Kristin May
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Project Designer, Marcus Acheson, inspects the newly installed terra cotta facade. Josh is the Project Architect for the Childrens Hospital of Philadelphias new Colket Translational Research Building (580,000 SF). Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Josh Levy
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Vitruvian Architect - illustrating scale of unitized curtain wall panel installation. Mike is a Project Architect for the Childrens Hospital of Philadelphias new Colket Translational Research Building (580,000 SF). Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Mike Goldberg
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Entry cantilever. Joel is the Project Architect for a 140,000 SF surgical pavilion expansion at Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point, NJ. Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Joel Lovenstein
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Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, performs beach renourishment in Indian River County, Fla. The project called for two phases, each involving more than 300,000 cubic yards of sand delivered from an upland pit in 17,000 truckloads, then hauled by off-road trucks and spread by dozers along several miles of shoreline. (Photo by Ponch Frank, Construction Manager, Ranger Construction) Submitted by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA Photo by Ponch Frank
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Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, performs beach renourishment in Indian River County, Fla. The project called for two phases, each involving more than 300,000 cubic yards of sand delivered from an upland pit in 17,000 truckloads, then hauled by off-road trucks and spread by dozers along several miles of shoreline. (Photo by Ponch Frank, Construction Manager, Ranger Construction) Submitted by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA Photo by Ponch Frank
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Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, performs beach renourishment in Indian River County, Fla. The project called for two phases, each involving more than 300,000 cubic yards of sand delivered from an upland pit in 17,000 truckloads, then hauled by off-road trucks and spread by dozers along several miles of shoreline. (Photo by Ponch Frank, Construction Manager, Ranger Construction) Submitted by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA Photo by Ponch Frank
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Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, performs beach renourishment in Indian River County, Fla. The project called for two phases, each involving more than 300,000 cubic yards of sand delivered from an upland pit in 17,000 truckloads, then hauled by off-road trucks and spread by dozers along several miles of shoreline. (Photo by Ponch Frank, Construction Manager, Ranger Construction) Submitted by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA Photo by Ponch Frank
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Skylight structure. Joel is the Project Architect for a 140,000 SF surgical pavilion expansion at Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point, NJ. Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Joel Lovenstein
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Sunbrella at the Jersey Shore. Joel is the Project Architect for a 140,000 SF surgical pavilion expansion at Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point, NJ. Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Joel Lovenstein
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Atrium catwalk. Rob is the Project Architect for the new 300,000 SF Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery on the University of Wisconsin campus. Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Rob Voss
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Creatively moving limestone block benches for the indoor garden. Rob is the Project Architect for the new 300,000 SF Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery on the University of Wisconsin campus. Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Rob Voss
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Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, performs beach renourishment in Indian River County, Fla. The project called for two phases, each involving more than 300,000 cubic yards of sand delivered from an upland pit in 17,000 truckloads, then hauled by off-road trucks and spread by dozers along several miles of shoreline. (Photo by Ponch Frank, Construction Manager, Ranger Construction) Submitted by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA Photo by Ponch Frank
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Shaw providing overall project management and construction of sand berms in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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It takes teamwork to plant a tree inside. Rob is the Project Architect for the new 300,000 SF Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery on the University of Wisconsin campus. Submitted by Zoe Sanderson, Ballinger, Philadelphia, PA USA Photo by Rob Voss
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Shaw providing overall project management and construction of sand berms in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Shaw providing overall project management and construction of sand berms in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Photo by Mark Banks, The Shaw Group, Denver, CO USA
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Ranger Construction, a Vecellio Group company, performs beach renourishment in Indian River County, Fla. The project called for two phases, each involving more than 300,000 cubic yards of sand delivered from an upland pit in 17,000 truckloads, then hauled by off-road trucks and spread by dozers along several miles of shoreline. (Photo by Bob Schafer, Vice President, Ranger Construction) Submitted by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA Photo by Bob Schafer
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA View of north side Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Bob Elster
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A Vecellio and Grogan bridge crew works on a pier during construction of a $19.8 million, 1.13-mile section of the East Beckley Bypass, a four-lane highway project in Beckley, W. Va. The piers will rise more than 200 feet high to support a 1,200-foot-long bridge over Cranberry Creek. (Photo by Matt Farley, Vice President – Structures, Vecellio and Grogan) Submitted by Carl Thiemann, Vecellio Group, Inc., West Palm Beach, FL USA Photo by Matt Farley
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA View looking up on west side Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Bob Elster
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Palomar Pomerado Health - PMC WEST Hospital Project Escondido,CA Nightime inside the Central Plant Submitted by Connie Bathrick, Palomar Pomerado Health, Escondido, CA USA Photo by Bob Elster
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Roof Replacement at St. Lukes Methodist Church, Bryn Mawr, PA. Its nice to have a little help behind you. Photo by David Posternack, Cumming Construction, Havertown, PA USA
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Photo is showing new 96-inch diameter Brooklyn / queens / Manhattan intake shafts to new residual screening facility at Newtown Creek contract 41G. Submitted by Sara Picone, John P. Picone, Inc., Lawrence, NY USA Photo by Kevin Ruocco
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Reflections on a Curtian Wall. UNC Bell Tower Project, Chapel Hill NC. Picture taken by Jay Mosier, Project Manager. Photo by Jay Mosier, Bovis Lend Lease, Chapel Hill, NC United States
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Brooklyn Park Water Treatment Plant, Brooklyn Park, MN – 2010 – Billy Briggs, Photographer Submitted by Kesha Lien, Knutson Construction, Minneapolis, MN United States Photo by Billy Briggs
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Caption: Concrete Excavation; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Demolition, Dust Control; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Demolition, Dust Control; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Hill International was the project manager on the rehabilitation of the Historic (1875)Calhoun Street Bridge, which was part of the original Lincoln Highway and one of the last functioning bridges of its type in the country. Photo by John Paolin, Hill International, , Marlton, NJ USA
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Caption: Dynamic Compaction; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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While checking out the the crane and hook, I looked through the through the hook opening and discovered this great shot. Submitted by LuAnn Holden, Zachry Construction Corporation, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Andy Bujanos
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Caption: Skid steer hammering on high rise building; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Torch cutting boiler house stack; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Environmental Clean-up; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Asset Recovery; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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I heard the pounding noise and saw pieces of rock flying and had to captured the force. Submitted by LuAnn Holden, Zachry Construction Corporation, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Andy Bujanos
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Caption: Processing concrete on-site; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Processing concrete on-site; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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I heard the pounding noise and saw pieces of rock flying and had to captured the force. Submitted by LuAnn Holden, Zachry Construction Corporation, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Andy Bujanos
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High places! Submitted by LuAnn Holden, Zachry Construction Corporation, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Andy Bujanos
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Caption: Torch cutting on a downtown high rise; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Excavator with hydraulic sheer performing demolition; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Installing the latest clinker cooler technology. Submitted by LuAnn Holden, Zachry Construction Corporation, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Jeff Weyel
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Caption: Loading recycled material generated from demolition site; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Gathering environmental samples for testing; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Reviewing demolition and site preparation plans; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Scrap processing onsite, dust control; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Scrap processing onsite; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- David Hirsch, a member of a Global Content Partners film crew, looks on as co-worker Mike Fitzsimmons (background) interviews Col. Andy Backus (shown in reflection) during a visit to the Fort Belvoir Community Hospital project site Nov. 5, 2010. Backus is the commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District, which is managing design and construction of the new hospital. The crew filmed Backus on the site for an planned Army Elite program on the Military Channel television network. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HDR photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA US
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ACCO Engineered Systems fabricated and installed the HVAC System at the Sacramento Airport for the street side and secured portions. This is a Sheet Metal worker securing connections. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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10C East Runway Paving Project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Photo by Neal Moritz, City of Chicago, Chicago, IL US
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10C East Runway Paving Project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Photo by Neal Moritz, City of Chicago, Chicago, IL US
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10C East Runway Paving Project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Steve Szramkowski
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10C East Runway Paving Project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Steve Szramkowski
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Jason Wasinger-Engineering Intern for the Project. Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. is currently expanding existing streetcar services in Portland, Oregon to connect NW Pearl District with the Central Eastside District. Installation of the new rail cross and turnout occurred during a two (2) week service shutdown where crews worked 24/7. Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. is the Construction Manager/ General Contractor of the Portland Streetcar Loop Project. Submitted by Inna Mishchuk, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Portland, OR USA Photo by Jason Wasinger
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Caption: EWAG Pier 3 cantilevering out. I was one of the designer of the bridge and was present on site during all the erection phases. Photo by Paul-Emile Durand, Arup, Brisbane Queensland, Australia
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Caption: EWAG Pier 4 segment. I was one of the designer of the bridge and was present on site during all the erection phases. Photo by Paul-Emile Durand, Arup, Brisbane Queensland, Australia
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Caption: EWAG Pier 4. I was one of the designer of the bridge and was present on site during all the erection phases. Photo by Paul-Emile Durand, Arup, Brisbane Queensland, Australia
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Caption: The man and the bridge. I was one of the designer of the bridge and was present on site during all the erection phases. Photo by Paul-Emile Durand, Arup, Brisbane Queensland, Australia
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Caption: Pier in the sky. I was one of the designer of the bridge and was present on site during all the erection phases. Photo by Paul-Emile Durand, Arup, Brisbane Queensland, Australia
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Caption: Pier 5 at night. I was one of the designer of the bridge and was present on site during all the erection phases. Photo by Paul-Emile Durand, Arup, Brisbane Queensland, Australia
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC of Gig Harbor, WA constructed several seal observation towers and walkways in the bitter cold months of early 2010. Located on St. Paul Island, Alaska in the Bering Sea, this project was performed for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Shown here is the top of one of the completed towers, peeking over a hill. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC of Gig Harbor, WA constructed several seal observation towers and walkways in the bitter cold months of early 2010. Located on St. Paul Island, Alaska in the Bering Sea, this project was performed for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Shown here is a completed tower with the shipwrecked F/V Ocean Clipper and ice pack in the background. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC of Gig Harbor, WA constructed several seal observation towers and walkways in the bitter cold months of early 2010. Located on St. Paul Island, Alaska in the Bering Sea, this project was performed for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Shown here is a completed tower and section of walkway with the ice pack and Sea Lion Rock in the background. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- An early morning exterior view of the Department of Defense Office Complex (BRAC 133) project here, Oct. 5, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New York District, part of the North Atlantic Division, is managing design and construction of the $1.08 billion project. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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PHOTO CAPTION: Center pivot bearing ROLE: Project Manager responsible for all project phases, including studies, historical, archeology, preliminary design; preparation of a NEPA DR/EIS compliant with SEQR and CEQR (February 2006 Record of Decision); final design and construction support services. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by William Nyman
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Mississauga Road Project near the Credit River. The region will construct a storm outfall in that area and widen Mississauga Road from 2 lanes to 4 lanes. Arborist Peter McNamara and Ning Huang were sent to the site to inventory trees. When Ning took the photo, Peter was standing on a falling tree, holding a young stem to keep balance and position himself to have a better view for leaves on the top of a tree, which looked suspiciously like the endangered species, Butternut. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Ning Huang
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North Texas Rail Group is a Joint Venture project HERZOG / Archer Western. Currently I am the Herzog Safety Manager for the construction of Denton County Transit Authoritys (DCTA) commuter rail passenger project in Lewisville, Texas. Responsible for the day-to-day compliance and oversight of all safety provisions of the DCTA project. Manage, direct and enforce the Herzogs Site Specific Safety Plan, OSHA and other agency and industry safety activities. These include determining appropriate abatement actions, vehicle operations, safety sign/ barricade erection and placement. Ensure an overall safety first attitude is maintained and demonstrated by all employees throughout the project site. Conduct the Roadway Worker Protection training and certification, OSHA 10 and 30 Hour training and certification, First Aid, CPR and External Automatic Defiberlator training and cerification also coordinates numerous public outreach duties. Photo by George Brathwaite, North Texas Rail Group ( HERZOG / Archer Western JV, Lewisville, TX USA
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PHOTO CAPTION: Swing span fabrication and shop assembly in Wisconsin ROLE: Project Manager responsible for all project phases, including studies, historical, archeology, preliminary design; preparation of a NEPA DR/EIS compliant with SEQR and CEQR (February 2006 Record of Decision); final design and construction support services. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by William Nyman
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AADT (Algerian Autoroute Design Team) MMM/MRC were the designers of Section 3 (42 kms) and three large viaducts in Section 4 of the East-West Autoroute in Algeria. AADT was retained by the COJAAL consortium comprising five of the largest companies in Japan. COJAAL is constructing 400 km of the 1,200 km highway. Tony was MRCs overall Project Manager for the Project and the Structural Manager for the Joint Venture (MRC and MMM). Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Tony Wing
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AADT (Algerian Autoroute Design Team) MMM/MRC were the designers of Section 3 (42 kms) and three large viaducts in Section 4 of the East-West Autoroute in Algeria. AADT was retained by the COJAAL consortium comprising five of the largest companies in Japan. COJAAL is constructing 400 km of the 1,200 km highway. Tony was MRCs overall Project Manager for the Project and the Structural Manager for the Joint Venture (MRC and MMM). Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Tony Wing
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AADT (Algerian Autoroute Design Team) MMM/MRC were the designers of Section 3 (42 kms) and three large viaducts in Section 4 of the East-West Autoroute in Algeria. AADT was retained by the COJAAL consortium comprising five of the largest companies in Japan. COJAAL is constructing 400 km of the 1,200 km highway. Tony was MRCs overall Project Manager for the Project and the Structural Manager for the Joint Venture (MRC and MMM). Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Tony Wing
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Aerial photo taken in June 2010 of the I-84 Ten Mile Interchange in Ada County, Idaho. This GARVEE-funded project is managed by the Idaho Transportation Department with support by Connecting Idaho Partners. Idaho Airship was hired to take aerial photos of the project to document construction progress. Submitted by Wendy Givens, J-U-B ENGINEERS, Inc., Boise, ID USA Photo by Leo A. Geis
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A welder grinds down welds on a cross bracing member of the new administration building under construction by Rodgers Builders for The City of Rock Hill, South Carolina. Submitted by Leigh Wainwright, Rodgers Builders, Inc. , Charlotte, NC USA Photo by Ivan McCorkle
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062- USACE, LPV 145, St. Bernard Parish Floodwall, H-piles and Sheet piles driven in place to support new T-walls being constructed on top of the levees. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jim Aitken
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Forest City Erectors is setting the RATF Chamber Door. I am contracted by NASA to photograph the project for documentation.. Submitted by Mike Gwyn, Benham Constructors, LLC, Oklahoma City, OK USA Photo by Chris Lynch
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ACCO Engineered Systems fabricated and installed the HVAC System at the Sacramento Airport for the street side and secured portions. This is a Sheet Metal worker securing connections. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Part of the HVAC System at the Sacramento Airport for the street side. Both the Piping and the Sheet Metal are fabricated and installed by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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ACCO Engineered Systems is currently fabricating and installing the HVAC System at the Cedars Sinai - Advanced Health Sciences Pavilion. This is a Sheet Metal worker rolling out spiral duct to install. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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A look up at a bridge being constructed over live traffic on IH 30 in Texarkana, Texas. Austin Bridge and Road is Prime Contractor Submitted by Mandy Hodges, Austin Bridge and Road, Irving, TX US Photo by Jason Anderson
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Our Service Centrifugal Department rebuilds centrifugal chillers of HVAC Systems working with owners trying to save energy, instead of replacing entire units we rebuild them. This one is at Kaiser Permanente in Fontana. Both Piping and Sheet Metal improvements are fabricated and installed by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Bridge deck being poured at night on IH 30 in Texarkana, Texas. Austin Bridge and Road is Prime Contractor Submitted by Mandy Hodges, Austin Bridge and Road, Irving, TX US Photo by Jason Anderson
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One of Austins five hot mix plants in North Texas. Submitted by Mandy Hodges, Austin Bridge and Road, Irving, TX US Photo by Randy Garcia
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Unloading 560-ton-amine absorber at the Turkmenbashi Port,Turkmenistan Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Sang-hyun Song
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Jason Wasinger- Engineering Intern for the Project. Blast from the Past- After a 62 year absense, Streetcar tracks return to the historic 97 year old bascule span Broadway Bridge in Portland, Oregon. Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. is the Construction Manager/ General Contractor of the Portland Streetcar Loop Project. Subcontractor installing trough to accept new rail on bascule span along with other structural steel upgrades to span. Submitted by Inna Mishchuk, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Portland, OR USA Photo by Jason Wasinger
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Unloading 560-ton-amine absorber at the Turkmenbashi Port,Turkmenistan Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Sang-hyun Song
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Unloading 560-ton-amine absorber at the Turkmenbashi Port,Turkmenistan Submitted by Yeji Kim, Hyundai Engineering, Seoul, South Korea Photo by Sang-hyun Song
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Our Service Centrifugal Department rebuilds centrifugal chillers of HVAC Systems working with owners trying to save energy, instead of replacing entire units we rebuild them. This one is at Kaiser Permanente in Fontana. Both Piping and Sheet Metal improvements are fabricated and installed by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Tug boat pulls a barge with truck carrying a 110-foot beam. Austin Bridge and Road is the Prime Contractor on the IH 30/PGBT project in Garland, Texas. Submitted by Mandy Hodges, Austin Bridge and Road, Irving, TX US Photo by Chris Yarbrough
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Jason Wasinger-Engineering Intern for the Project. Post thermite weld grinding by Jason Gookins of Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. adjacent to busy boulevard in the Central Eastside Industrial area in Portland as part of the streetcar expansion in Portland, Oregon. The Portland Streetcar system serves as the nations model which attracts many agency officials each year to see how streetcar is done right. Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. is the Construction Manager/ General Contractor of the Portland Streetcar Loop Project. Submitted by Inna Mishchuk, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Portland, OR USA Photo by Jason Wasinger
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Our Piping Department along with our engineers recently improved field installation by fabricating multiple skids of the HVAC components and then combining them at the jobsite. These were installed at the new Downtown Women Center in Los Angeles. Both Piping and Sheet Metal are fabricated and installed by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Horse Canyon Pipe Lower In Crew.36 natural gas pipeline being installed for Questar Gas of Salt Lake city, Utah near Green River, Wyoming. Photo by David Dixon, Snelson Companies, Inc., Sedro Woolley, WA USA
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Horse Canyon Pipe Lower In Crew.36 inch natural gas pipeline being installed for Questar Gas of Salt Lake City, Utah near Green River, Wyoming. I am the field office manager and when checking progress get the opportunity to take some pictures. Had some great ones a few days earlier but you have a tight window for the contest...... Photo by David Dixon, Snelson Companies, Inc., Sedro Woolley, WA USA
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Our Piping Department along with our engineers recently improved field installation by fabricating multiple skids of the HVAC components and then combining them at the jobsite. These were installed at the new Downtown Women Center in Los Angeles. Both Piping and Sheet Metal are fabricated and installed by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Our Piping Department along with our engineers recently improved field installation by fabricating multiple skids of the HVAC components and then combining them at the jobsite. These were installed at the new Downtown Women Center in Los Angeles. Both Piping and Sheet Metal are fabricated and installed by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Our Piping Department along with our engineers recently improved field installation by fabricating multiple skids of the HVAC components and then combining them at the jobsite. These were installed at the new Downtown Women Center in Los Angeles. Both Piping and Sheet Metal are fabricated and installed by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Pihl was contractor on SEBs new headquarter in Copenhagen, Denmark. Photo by Lisbeth Volf, E. Pihl and Son A.S., Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
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Falmouth, Jamaica. Pihl is preparing for a new cruise line terminal. Photo by Lisbeth Volf, E. Pihl and Son A.S., Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
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Hydropower Plant in Panama. Pihl is turnkey contractor in a consortium with MT Hojgaard and Alstom Photo by Lisbeth Volf, E. Pihl and Son A.S., Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
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Working near the Louisiana marshlands results in an unexpected visitor on the construction site. The alligator was safely removed from the area and placed in a nearby channel. I am the Project Manager in which I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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Cranes driving piles for the construction of the floodwall. I am the Project Manager and I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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Workers are preparing forms around sheet piles to start pouring concrete. I am the Project Manager and I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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IPS is currently performing work on the Chiller Plant at Bowling Green State University that will facilitate four buildings on campus. IPS will self perform general trades, plumbing, electrical and HVAC work over the course of the project. Estimated completion date is December 2010. Photo by Nicki Pelham, IPS, Maumee, OH United States
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Cranes in the distance working on floodwall. I am the Project Manager and I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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Floodwall construction site. I am the Project Manager and I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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Conti cranes and workers on floodwall construction site. I am the Project Manager and I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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Pile drivers on floodwall construction site. I am the Project Manager and I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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Concrete being poured for floodwall. I am the Project Manager and I oversee project operations for the (HSDRRS Floodwall - LPV149 Caernarvon Canal Floodwall Lake Pontchartrain and Vicinity, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, LA) project. Photo by Ken Lester, Conti Federal Services, Inc., New Orleans, LA USA
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IPS is currently performing work at the University of Toledo Steam Plant that will facilitate the Health Science Medical Campus. IPS will self perform general trades, plumbing, electrical and HVAC work over the course of the project. Estimated completion date is February 2011. Photo by Nicki Pelham, IPS, Maumee, OH United States
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IPS IS CURRENTLY INSTALLING OVER 5000-FT OF FLARE LINE AT HUSKYS LIMA REFINERY IPS was recently awarded a $3 Million Butane Vent Elimination project for Husky Refinery in Lima, Ohio. This work, through a series of pressure safety valves, will eliminate nearly all of the existing atmospherically vented butane. The venting process protects butane storage vessels from overfilling and collects excess vapor and liquids. In the first stage of this project, a 10 foot flare collection header was installed by IPS to collect and route the vented butane. The gas is routed routed to a newly installed 17,000 gallon heated knock out drum to ensure separation of vapor and liquids. The excess butane gas is distributed to flare stacks for safe disposal. Over 5,000 feet of new flare line was installed on nearly two hundred new 25-ft tall pipe supports in and around the butane areas and then along existing pipe racks to the flares. Nearly 80 existing atmospheric butane vents will ultimately be connected to the new flare line which will protect venting from butane spheres, bullets and caverns. At the end of September, IPS met a critical project milestone with the tie-in to the north flare stack and the work is on schedule to be complete before the end of this year. This Butane Vent Elimination work is the first of several planned improvement projects at Huskys Lima facility. Photo by Nicki Pelham, IPS, Maumee, OH United States
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IPS IS CURRENTLY INSTALLING OVER 5000-FT OF FLARE LINE AT HUSKYS LIMA REFINERY IPS was recently awarded a $3 Million Butane Vent Elimination project for Husky Refinery in Lima, Ohio. This work, through a series of pressure safety valves, will eliminate nearly all of the existing atmospherically vented butane. The venting process protects butane storage vessels from overfilling and collects excess vapor and liquids. In the first stage of this project, a 10 foot flare collection header was installed by IPS to collect and route the vented butane. The gas is routed routed to a newly installed 17,000 gallon heated knock out drum to ensure separation of vapor and liquids. The excess butane gas is distributed to flare stacks for safe disposal. Over 5,000 feet of new flare line was installed on nearly two hundred new 25-ft tall pipe supports in and around the butane areas and then along existing pipe racks to the flares. Nearly 80 existing atmospheric butane vents will ultimately be connected to the new flare line which will protect venting from butane spheres, bullets and caverns. At the end of September, IPS met a critical project milestone with the tie-in to the north flare stack and the work is on schedule to be complete before the end of this year. This Butane Vent Elimination work is the first of several planned improvement projects at Huskys Lima facility. Photo by Nicki Pelham, IPS, Maumee, OH United States
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Construction of the NASA Mobile Launcher at Kennedy Space Center, FL required a Manitowoc 21000 crawler crane that stood over 440 feet tall, with a 480-foot boom and a capacity to carry 1,000 tons. This photo depicts the shear size of the crane in comparison to the almost-completed launch tower. Photo by Karen Kurta, Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Orlando, FL USA
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Construction of the NASA Mobile Launcher at Kennedy Space Center, FL required a Manitowoc 21000 crawler crane that stood over 440 feet tall, with a 480-foot boom and a capacity to carry 1,000 tons. The hook of the crane dwarfs the surrounding cars and building. Photo by Karen Kurta, Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Orlando, FL USA
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Inside the base of the NASA Mobile Launcher at Kennedy Space Center. Photo by Karen Kurta, Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Orlando, FL USA
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Inside the U.S. Southern Command Headquarters in Doral, FL. The order of the steel at the ceiling in contrast with the chaos of the floor, combined with the dramatic lighting make an intriguing photograph. Photo by Karen Kurta, Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Orlando, FL USA
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Inside the U.S. Southern Command Headquarters in Doral, FL. The lighting coming through the unfinished ceiling has a dramatic effect. Photo by Karen Kurta, Hensel Phelps Construction Co., Orlando, FL USA
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Limbach Company LLC Pipe Shop - Pontiac, Michigan. I went with my dad, Aaron Munoz, Safety Manager, to multiple jobsites for photo shoots. Submitted by Debbie Bulinda, Limbach Company LLC, Pontiac, MI US Photo by Amber Munoz
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Limbach Company LLC Pipe Shop - Pontiac, Michigan. I went with my dad, Aaron Munoz, Safety Manager, to multiple jobsites for photo shoots. Submitted by Debbie Bulinda, Limbach Company LLC, Pontiac, MI US Photo by Amber Munoz
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Limbach Company LLC Pipe Shop - Pontiac, Michigan. I went with my dad, Aaron Munoz, Safety Manager, to multiple jobsites for photo shoots. Submitted by Debbie Bulinda, Limbach Company LLC, Pontiac, MI US Photo by Amber Munoz
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Using strand jacks to lift a 1600-ton track girder segment which will support the retractable roof for the new Marlins baseball stadium in Miami, Florida. Photo by John Crigler, VStructural, LLC, Hanover, MD USA
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Appearing to rise out of the mighty Mississippi River between New Roads and St. Francisville Louisiana, one of two 500-foot towers for the new John James Audubon Bridge is shrouded in fog. The photo is taken from the top of the second tower. The timing had to be just right for the fog to be visible. It lends to a breathtaking view of the Mississippi River watershed, and hides the several miles of new approach roads that are also leading up to the new span. The Bridge is part of the Louisiana TIMED Program of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development. Submitted by Darrel Cole, Louisiana TIMED Program/Parsons Brinckerhoff, Baton Rouge, LA US Photo by Chris Ursery
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The first new Mississippi River crossing in more than a decade is taking shape in Louisiana, linking the areas from New Roads to St. Francisville. The John James Audubon Bridge towers rise 500 feet above the River, and early in the mornings fog shrouds the massive construction project. The Bridge is part of the Louisiana TIMED Program of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development. Submitted by Darrel Cole, Louisiana TIMED Program/Parsons Brinckerhoff, Baton Rouge, LA US Photo by David Dauzat
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Using strand jacks to lift a 1600-ton track girder segment which will support the retractable roof for the new Marlins baseball stadium in Miami, Florida. Submitted by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA Photo by Corey Weiner
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Using strand jacks to lift a 1600-ton track girder segment which will support the retractable roof for the new Marlins baseball stadium in Miami, Florida. Submitted by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA Photo by Corey Weiner
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Using strand jacks to lift a 1600-ton track girder segment which will support the retractable roof for the new Marlins baseball stadium in Miami, Florida. Submitted by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA Photo by Corey Weiner
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Kraemer is building 9 structures on the RTD Fastracks West Corridor (a light rail expansion project for Denver Metro area) as a subcontractor to Denver Transit Construction Group. This picture is of structural steel erection on a single span truss over the South Platte River on southwest side of downtown Denver. Iron workers are placing a diagonal member of the truss which ties to a gusset plate assembly. There are over 25,000 bolts to be placed in the field for this truss. The overall weight of the structural steel truss is about 389 Tons. The truss was assembled in place completely supported by falsework. Photo by Michael Fay, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc., Castle Rock, CO U.S.A.
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Using strand jacks to lift a 1600-ton track girder segment which will support the retractable roof for the new Marlins baseball stadium in Miami, Florida. Submitted by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA Photo by Corey Weiner
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Using strand jacks to lift a 1600-ton track girder segment which will support the retractable roof for the new Marlins baseball stadium in Miami, Florida. Submitted by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA Photo by Corey Weiner
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Bernardin, Lochmueller and Associates, Inc. is providing construction oversight for the reconstruction of 1.4 miles of Hanna Avenue in Indianapolis. This photo shows the layout of tubes for the detention system. Submitted by Mary Beth Perring, Bernardin, Lochmueller and Associates, Inc., Evansville, IN USA Photo by Phil Hunter
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Installation of stay cables for the Christopher S. Bond Bridge in Kansas City, Missouri. VSL supplied the stay cables for the project. Photo by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA
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Installation of stay cables for the Christopher S. Bond Bridge in Kansas City, Missouri. VSL supplied the stay cables for the project. Photo by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA
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Installation of stay cables for the Christopher S. Bond Bridge in Kansas City, Missouri. VSL supplied the stay cables for the project. Photo by Chad Prior, VSL, Hanover, MD USA
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Red Jacket, (Sagoyewatha) the famous Native American, was a Seneca who urged neutrality to the Iroquois League during the Revolutionary War and was known as a traditionalist to Native American Culture as opposed to taking up the ways of white settlers. Red Jacket is interned at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo NY and a statue was erected in his honor after his death in 1830. The statue was carefully rigged and removed from its base and set upon a fabricated stainless steel disc and curb. Fit up from the statue to the disc was critical and was accomplished while the load was supported by the crane. The disc was then removed and used as a template on the granite base and eventually epoxy anchored to the base. The curb incorporated bronze target plates that allowed the conservator to drill thru the bronze statue to tap and anchor to the plates. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Buffalo, NY United States Photo by Company personnel, foreman, site superintendents, etc. foreman
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Red Jacket, (Sagoyewatha) the famous Native American, was a Seneca who urged neutrality to the Iroquois League during the Revolutionary War and was known as a traditionalist to Native American Culture as opposed to taking up the ways of white settlers. Red Jacket is interned at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo NY and a statue was erected in his honor after his death in 1830. The statue was carefully rigged and removed from its base and set upon a fabricated stainless steel disc and curb. Fit up from the statue to the disc was critical and was accomplished while the load was supported by the crane. The disc was then removed and used as a template on the granite base and eventually epoxy anchored to the base. The curb incorporated bronze target plates that allowed the conservator to drill thru the bronze statue to tap and anchor to the plates. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Buffalo, NY United States Photo by Company personnel, foreman, site superintendents, etc. foreman
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Red Jacket, (Sagoyewatha) the famous Native American, was a Seneca who urged neutrality to the Iroquois League during the Revolutionary War and was known as a traditionalist to Native American Culture as opposed to taking up the ways of white settlers. Red Jacket is interned at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo NY and a statue was erected in his honor after his death in 1830. The statue was carefully rigged and removed from its base and set upon a fabricated stainless steel disc and curb. Fit up from the statue to the disc was critical and was accomplished while the load was supported by the crane. The disc was then removed and used as a template on the granite base and eventually epoxy anchored to the base. The curb incorporated bronze target plates that allowed the conservator to drill thru the bronze statue to tap and anchor to the plates. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Buffalo, NY United States Photo by Company personnel, foreman, site superintendents, etc. foreman
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Red Jacket, (Sagoyewatha) the famous Native American, was a Seneca who urged neutrality to the Iroquois League during the Revolutionary War and was known as a traditionalist to Native American Culture as opposed to taking up the ways of white settlers. Red Jacket is interned at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Buffalo NY and a statue was erected in his honor after his death in 1830. The statue was carefully rigged and removed from its base and set upon a fabricated stainless steel disc and curb. Fit up from the statue to the disc was critical and was accomplished while the load was supported by the crane. The disc was then removed and used as a template on the granite base and eventually epoxy anchored to the base. The curb incorporated bronze target plates that allowed the conservator to drill thru the bronze statue to tap and anchor to the plates. Submitted by Carolyn Schoenthal, International Chimney Corporation, Buffalo, NY United States Photo by Company personnel, foreman, site superintendents, etc. foreman
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Shmerykowsky Consulting Engineers served as structural engineers on this retail space. The photo in question shows an interfloor stair painted in INGs emblematic orange. The stair relied for support on cantilevers at the first and second langings. Glass panels would later be fitted along the railing, marrying the stairs industrial spareness with a subtle hint of modernist elegance. Submitted by Andrew Steinkuehler, Shmerykowsky Consulting Engineers, New York, NY USA Photo by Marco Shmerykowsky
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Kraemer is building 9 structures on the RTD Fastracks West Corridor (a light rail expansion project for Denver Metro area) as a subcontractor to Denver Transit Construction Group. This picture is of the Indiana Flyover at 6th Ave that spans from Golden to Lakewood, CO. The 1532-foot single track bridge has cast-in-place approach spans to 6th Ave and then welded steel plate girders over 6th Ave which span 270-feet over the freeway as designed by HDR Engineering, Inc. Photo by Michael Fay, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc., Castle Rock, CO U.S.A.
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Kraemer is building 9 structures on the RTD Fastracks West Corridor (a light rail expansion project for Denver Metro area) as a subcontractor to Denver Transit Construction Group. This bridge is the Light Rail Transit over Consolidated Main Line (BNSF and UP Railroad Tracks). The four lines of continuous steel girders are 72-inches deep and curve at tight as a 314-foot radius for a total bridge length of 770-feet. The picture is during the erection of the first pair of girder that span over the railroad. The railroad gave us a four hour shutdown window to erect and bolt the pair into place. Photo by Michael Fay, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Inc., Castle Rock, CO U.S.A.
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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Seal Observation Facilities Construction, St Paul Island Alaska. This project was performed on this small remote island in the middle of the Bering Sea during the winter of 2009/2010. Due to the remote nature of the project most materials needed for construction had to be delivered to the individual work sites by hand packing. Shown here a crew of laborers is packing decking from the storage site to a walkway construction area over a mile away. This photo was taken during a visit to St Paul Island by Wade Perrow. Submitted by Jason Sousie, Wade perrow Construction, LLC, Gig Harbor, WA USA Photo by Wade Perrow
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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City Creek Below Grade Parking Structures, Salt Lake City, Utah. FFKR Architects designed and managed construction administration for two city blocks of below grade parking. This was in collaboration with ZGF Architects. Submitted by Heidi Nielsen, FFKR Architects, Salt Lake City, UT United States Photo by Dana Sohm
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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Caption: Torch cutting within the interior of an automobile manufacturing plant; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Installing metal panels and expansion joints around a new connector bridge from the South Addition Miami Valley Hospital Heart Tower to the Doctors Office Building from a 85 foot Boom Lift. Kennith Barret, Project Superintendent Submitted by Jennifer Callahan, National Construction Enterprises, Inc., Ypsilanti, MI United States Photo by Kennith Barrett
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Workers making adjustments to the suspenders. TY Lin International is the designer of the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge and also we inspeceted the construction of the bridge located in downtown San Diego. I am the structures inspector. Photo by Brian Rochelle, TY Lin International, San Diego, CA USA
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This is an Army Corp job on the Mississippi River in Red Wing Minnesota. They driving pile and have two pumps set up pouring the pile als. Submitted by Will Smith, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Castle Rock, CO USA Photo by Steve Kaldenbach
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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The jewel of downtown San Diego. TY Lin International is the designer of the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge and also we inspeceted the construction of the bridge located in downtown San Diego. I am the structures inspector. Photo by Brian Rochelle, TY Lin International, San Diego, CA USA
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Early Morning on the deck. TY Lin International is the designer of the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge and also we inspeceted the construction of the bridge located in downtown San Diego. I am the structures inspector. Photo by Brian Rochelle, TY Lin International, San Diego, CA USA
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Precast panels up to 35 feet in height were set in front of a wire mesh basket wall that was build around the h pile. The panels were set and welded to the front face of the abutments of this two span bridge. I was the project engineer for this design build project. I helped manage our work as well as that of the subcontractors. Photo by William Smith, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Castle Rock, CO USA
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Just completed installation of composite metal panels on the west parapet face of the University Hospital Cancer Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Tim Buzynski, On-site Project Manager Submitted by Jennifer Callahan, National Construction Enterprises, Inc., Ypsilanti, MI United States Photo by Tim Burzynski
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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Stainless steel structural supports holding up the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge. TY Lin International is the designer of the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge and also we inspeceted the construction of the bridge located in downtown San Diego. I am the structures inspector. Photo by Brian Rochelle, TY Lin International, San Diego, CA USA
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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Caption: Demolition of an automobile manufacturing plant; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Scrap processing onsite; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Photographer Submitted by Shelly Goulart, Rosendin Electric, San Jose, CA USA Photo by John Paulson
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Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge, nearing completion. T.Y. Lin International designed this unique pedestrian bridge in San Diego. I was the Senior Field Bridge Engineer representing the designer and the owner, Center City Development Corporation, during the construction. Photo by Wade Durant, T.Y. Lin International, San Diego, CA USA
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Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridges main support. TY Lin International is the designer of the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge and also we inspeceted the construction of the bridge located in downtown San Diego. I am the structures inspector. Photo by Brian Rochelle, TY Lin International, San Diego, CA USA
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This is a picture of a two span bridge being built. The CMP is around the h pile on abutment 3 which will have a wire basket wall built around it with precast panel facing. The columns are formed up at the center pier ready to be poured. Abutment 1 is in the background. A soil nail wall was installed as we excavated down 35 feet. The abutment is built on h pile and the soil nail wall will also be faced with precast panels. We were the general contractor and I was the project engineer for this design build project. I assisted with the proposal development, the design review processs. I helped manage our work as well as that of the subcontractors and dealt with the owner, CDOT Photo by William Smith, Edward Kraemer and Sons, Castle Rock, CO USA
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St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC crew building Seal observation towers and walkways in high winds and cold temperatures of the Bering Sea. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Turner served as the construction manager for the Burj Khalifa, the worlds tallest building. Pictured attached is a view from the top of the building looking down below. Submitted by Shannon Eckhart, Turner Construction Company, New York, NY USA Photo by Tom Power
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Handled photography needs for the Trail of the Tiger Exhibit at the Virginia Zoological Park, Norfolk, VA. Submitted by Jennifer White, MEB General Contractors, Chesapeake , VA USA Photo by Dave Chance
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St. Paul Island, Alaska - Aerial view of the Seal observation towers and walkways constructed by WPC on St. Paul Island in the Bering Sea. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Handled photography needs for the Trail of the Tiger Exhibit at the Virginia Zoological Park, Norfolk, VA. Submitted by Jennifer White, MEB General Contractors, Chesapeake , VA USA Photo by Dave Chance
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Handled photography needs for the Trail of the Tiger Exhibit at the Virginia Zoological Park, Norfolk, VA. Submitted by Jennifer White, MEB General Contractors, Chesapeake , VA USA Photo by Dave Chance
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Handled photography needs for the Trail of the Tiger Exhibit at the Virginia Zoological Park, Norfolk, VA. Submitted by Jennifer White, MEB General Contractors, Chesapeake , VA USA Photo by Dave Chance
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Handled photography needs for the Trail of the Tiger Exhibit at the Virginia Zoological Park, Norfolk, VA. Submitted by Jennifer White, MEB General Contractors, Chesapeake , VA USA Photo by Dave Chance
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Caption: Laborers torch cutting steel structure; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Excavation of foundations at former hospital site; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Balcony removal; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Excavator with hydraulic hammer removing foundations; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Excavator with hydraulic hammer removing foundations; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Silo demolition; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC constructed observation towers and walkways for NOAA scientist to use in monitoring the fur seal population of St. Paul Island. Due to the short daylight hours, sometimes work had to be accomplished at night using temporary lighting. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Lifting and placing the final steel arch segment for the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas, Texas. VSL is supplying and installing the stay cables for the signature span designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. Photo by Jim McTaggart, VSL, Fort Worth, TX USA
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Lifting and placing the final steel arch segment for the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas, Texas. VSL is supplying and installing the stay cables for the signature span designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. Photo by Jim McTaggart, VSL, Fort Worth, TX USA
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Lifting and placing the final steel arch segment for the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas, Texas. VSL is supplying and installing the stay cables for the signature span designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. Photo by Jim McTaggart, VSL, Fort Worth, TX USA
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Caption: Torch cutting a roaster at a food manufacturing facility; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Demolition of steel structure with excavator and hydraulic shear attachment; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Demolition of steel structure with excavator and hydraulic shear attachment; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Demolition of steel structure with excavator and hydraulic shear attachment; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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1WTC and Tribute in Light at the World Trade Center Site, September 2010. I document the rebuilding work for various organizations involved in the construction. Photo by Joe Woolhead, , New York, NY United States
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4WTC steel work at the World Trade Center Site, October 2010. Photo by Joe Woolhead, , New York, NY United States
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Preparation for a concrete pour at 4 World Trade Center with 1WTC and 7WTC in the background, October 2010. Photo by Joe Woolhead, , New York, NY United States
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Welder at work, October 2010. Photo by Joe Woolhead, , New York, NY United States
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1 World Trade Center rising next to 7 World Trade Center, October 2010. Photo by Joe Woolhead, , New York, NY United States
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Parsons Brinckerhoff is providing construction management services for the new Second Avenue subway line in New York City. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by David Sailors
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Parsons Brinckerhoff is providing construction management services for the new Second Avenue subway line in New York City. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by David Sailors
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Parsons Brinckerhoff is providing final design services for the No. 7 subway line extension in New York City. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by David Sailors
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Parsons Brinckerhoff is providing final design services for the No. 7 subway line extension in New York City. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by David Sailors
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Tented false structure, East Bound Wakota Bridge, Lunda Construction. Independent Photographer Photo by Peder Thompson, , South St. Paul, MN US
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Parsons Brinckerhoff installed tier 2 generators for the Bellevue Hospital Emergency Power System upgrade. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by J-F Vergel
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Caption: Excavator with hydraulic shear performing demolition of concrete structure; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Night Pour, Closure No. 3, 1:20AM, April 6, 2010, East Bound Wakota Bridge, Lunda Construction. Independent Photographer Photo by Peder Thompson, , South St. Paul, MN US
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Constructions Sunrise Silhouette - The picture shows the sunrise, and silhouettes of the crane and men pouring concrete in the early a.m. My role on the project is Division Safety Manager, my responsibilities include site safety and loss control. Submitted by Helen Gilliland, Robins and Morton, Birmingham, AL USA Photo by Kelly Rolen
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Caption - Pouring after dark. Were were the contractor for the project and our concrete crews did the work. Submitted by Marta Brown, Crossland Heavy Contractors, Inc., Columbus, KS USA Photo by Patty Jessee
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Bridging the Gap, East Bound Wakota Bridge, Lunda Construction. Independent Photographer Photo by Peder Thompson, , South St. Paul, MN US
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This is a mock up of the corner of a brick building I saw recently in a fantastic brick factory Photo by Diana Hare, Arup, London, UK
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East Bound Wakota Bridge, Lunda Construction. Independent Photographer Photo by Peder Thompson, , South St. Paul, MN US
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Parsons Brinckerhoff a main designer to the contractor on the New Tyne River Tunnel project. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by Mike Smith
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC work crews erect one of 7 tower structures used by NOAA scientists to monitor the fur seal population of St. Paul Island. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Parsons Brinckerhoff a main designer to the contractor on the New Tyne River Tunnel project. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by Mike Smith
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Overall Accident Fund Insurance Company of America New National Headquarters/Ottawa Station Redevelopment project from the southwest. Ike Lee is a professional photographer hired to document project progress. Submitted by Angela Bailey, The Christman Company, Lansing, MI United States Photo by Ike Lee
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Parsons Brinckerhoff is providing design and construction supervision services for the Mullica River Bridge. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by Mike Norris
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Concrete construction at the Accident Fund Insurance Company of America New National Headquarters/Ottawa Station Redevelopment project. Ike Lee is a professional photographer hired to document project progress. Submitted by Angela Bailey, The Christman Company, Lansing, MI United States Photo by Ike Lee
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Overall Accident Fund Insurance Company of America New National Headquarters/Ottawa Station Redevelopment project from the southwest. Ike Lee is a professional photographer hired to document project progress. Submitted by Angela Bailey, The Christman Company, Lansing, MI United States Photo by Ike Lee
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Parsons Brinckerhoff is providing construction management services for the Roslyn Viaduct in New York. Submitted by Susan Wamsley, Parsons Brinckerhoff, New York, NY U.S.A Photo by Mohammad Kiacolai
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Caption: Excavator with hydraulic shear performing demolition of a prison guard tower; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Caption: Implementing dust control while performing demolition of a prison guard tower; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Erection of the first sliding door section for new C-17 Cargo Aircraft Hangar at Robins AFB, Warner Robins, GA. Submitted by Nikle Gwyn, Benham Constructors, LLC, Oklahoma City, OK USA Photo by Josh Loehrke
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Parking deck under construction at the Accident Fund Insurance Company of America New National Headquarters/Ottawa Station Redevelopment project. Ike Lee is a professional photographer hired to document project progress. Submitted by Angela Bailey, The Christman Company, Lansing, MI United States Photo by Ike Lee
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Caption: Supervisor providing instruction to operator performing demolition; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Lighting system testing at the Accident Fund Insurance Company of America New National Headquarters/Ottawa Station Redevelopment project. Ike Lee is a professional photographer hired to document project progress. Submitted by Angela Bailey, The Christman Company, Lansing, MI United States Photo by Ike Lee
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Caption: Operator using hydraulic shear to cut tank; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Relocation of Franklin Avenue bridge as part of the OHare Modernization Program. Please contact for additional information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Inspector 1
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Caption: Operator using hydraulic shear to cut tank; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Interior construction at the Accident Fund Insurance Company of America New National Headquarters/Ottawa Station Redevelopment project. Ike Lee is a professional photographer hired to document project progress. Submitted by Angela Bailey, The Christman Company, Lansing, MI United States Photo by Ike Lee
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Caption: Operator using hydraulic shear to cut tank; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Morning light infiltrating atrium connector under construction at the Accident Fund Insurance Company of America New National Headquarters/Ottawa Station Redevelopment project. Jon is an assistant project manager assigned full-time to the project. Submitted by Angela Bailey, The Christman Company, Lansing, MI United States Photo by Jon Brechtelsbauer
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Relocation and Construction of the new Franklin Avenue Bridge as part of the OHare Modernization Program. Please contact submitter for additional information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Inspector 2
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New Runway 10C East concrete pouring. Please contact submitter for additional information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Inspector 3
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Caption: Concrete crusher processing material at an electric furnace demolition site; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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New Runway 10C East concrete pouring. Please contact submitter for additional information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Inspector 4
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New Runway 10C East Laying Asphalt for Taxiways. Please contact submitter for additional information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Inspector 5
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Caption: Excavation at former steel mill site; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Soil relocation just south of Main Tower and Terminal. Please contact submitter for additional information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Inspector 6
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Caption: Selective demolition within an active petroleum refinery; Role: Demolition, Environmental Remediation, Site Preparation, Contractor Photo by William Moore, Brandenburg, Elmhurst, IL USA
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Soil removal as part of the Cargo Tunnel Strengthening project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Maham M
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Soil removal as part of the Cargo Tunnel Strengthening project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Maham M
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10C East Runway Paving Project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Submitted by Neal Moritz, , Chicago, IL US Photo by Cathy Kwiatkowski
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Olmsted Dam Project - Gantry crane lift and carry of dam segment SBS-2 weight = 4,794 tons Photo by Bob Stelzner, URS, Hayward, CA USA
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An engineer inspects one of the main cables on the Throgs Neck Bridge as part of TBTA Contract No. TN-85 cable investigation. Photo by James Bager, PE of Hardesty Hanover, TN-85 Assistant Resident Engineer Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by James Bager
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Caption..Settling Dust, Dunn.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption..Fall Splendor.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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This is a photo of workers taking red cement to the finishers for a new interior floor at a restaurant. I was one of two photographers shooting the progress of the construction of the renovation of the El Chorro Lodge Restaurant in Paradise Valley Arizona. Photos were shot over a two month period before the opening in February, 2010 Photo by Mark Duran, Duranphotographic, Phoenix, AZ USA
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Caption..Without a Hitch..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption..Window Pane..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption..Beauty..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Compaction Grouting - South Asia Gatway Terminal - Colombo Harbor, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Caption..Beauty..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption: Reclaimation/recycling of old University of Buffalo Stadium Lights from downed-light pole / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Caption..Captured..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Timly Prevention is Important than undue Disaster - Southren Highway Development Project(Slope Stabilization), Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Caption..Point Taken..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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CentrePort Canada Way: Winnipeg, MB. MMM Group (MMM) was retained by the Province to initially undertake the Functional Planning Study and assist the Province with the procurement of a design build contractor to implement the Project; and then act as Owners Engineer during the construction. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Carlin Letkeman
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TVA Chickamauga Lock Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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OBG Deck Joints - April 5, 10. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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Inside Tower Shaft - Sept. 23, 2010. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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I did not have a role in this project. I just loved the scene. Photo by Renee Niepoetter, Haskell, Jacksonville, FL United States
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Tower Shaft Installation - Oct. 28, 2010. Martin Chandrawinata, PE - Construction Engineer, New Bay Bridge Project. Photo by Martin Chandrawinata, Hanna Group, Oakland, CA USA
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An ironworker prepares a pier at the site of a new bridge connecting the Garden State Parkway and I-78. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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An ironworker prepares a pier at the site of a new bridge connecting the Garden State Parkway and I-78. Taken 6 April 2010. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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10C East Runway Paving Project. Please contact submitter for more detailed information information. Photo by Neal Moritz, City of Chicago, Chicago, IL US
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC of Gig Harbor, WA constructed several seal observation towers and walkways in the bitter cold months of early 2010. Located on St. Paul Island, Alaska in the Bering Sea, this project was performed for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Shown here is a unique view of completed walkway and towers. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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AES workers on manlifts repairing Crude towers at Petrostar refinery, Valdez, Alaska. Submitted by Daryl Hoflich, Porcaro Advertising, anchorage, AK USA Photo by Matt Hage
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC of Gig Harbor, WA constructed several seal observation towers and walkways in the bitter cold months of early 2010. Located on St. Paul Island, Alaska in the Bering Sea, this project was performed for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Shown here is a unique view of a completed walkway on a clear day with the ice pack pressing the work site. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC of Gig Harbor, WA constructed several seal observation towers and walkways in the bitter cold months of early 2010. Located on St. Paul Island, Alaska in the Bering Sea, this project was performed for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Shown here is a tower in the distance during a wind storm. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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I am a free lance architectural photographer and I have been photographing progress images of the new Kauffman Performing Arts center in Kansas City Missouri. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, Alaska - WPC of Gig Harbor, WA constructed several seal observation towers and walkways in the bitter cold months of early 2010. Located on St. Paul Island, Alaska in the Bering Sea, this project was performed for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Shown here is a completed tower and walkways on a clear day, with ice pack and Otter Island in the background. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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worker inspects reactor foot after tightening nuts during installation at Petrostar refinery in Valdez, Alaska Submitted by Daryl Hoflich, Porcaro Advertising, anchorage, AK USA Photo by Matt Hage
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AES worker cuts steel parts at Petrostar refinery in Valdez, Alaska Submitted by Daryl Hoflich, Porcaro Advertising, anchorage, AK USA Photo by Matt Hage
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AES worker moves from pipe to pipe above Petrostar refinery in Valdez, Alaska Submitted by Daryl Hoflich, Porcaro Advertising, anchorage, AK USA Photo by Matt Hage
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Installation of roof top solar panels for California Independent System Operator (CAISO) Iron Point Project. Submitted by Jennifer Porter-Kenyon, Vanir Construction Management, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA Photo by Shawn Strohman
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Installation of roof top solar panels for California Independent System Operator (CAISO) Iron Point Project. Submitted by Jennifer Porter-Kenyon, Vanir Construction Management, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA Photo by Shawn Strohman
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Installation of roof top solar panels for California Independent System Operator (CAISO) Iron Point Project. Submitted by Jennifer Porter-Kenyon, Vanir Construction Management, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA Photo by Shawn Strohman
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As part of a weekly on-site safety meeting on the roof, the stretch and flex program is emphasized with the employees and they are reminded the importance of doing these to prevent work related injuries. The crew stops production for 30 minutes, during this time the first 5 minutes are dedicated to body motion, we make it fun and at the same time we relax the muscles. After this, the safety topic is delivered. This project is 218,900 square feet re-roof of a data-center. I am the Safety Coordinator for KPost and was holding a weekly on-site safety meeting on a roof. Photo by Luciano Perez, KPost Company, Dallas, TX US
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Natural gas rehabilitation project in Balmoral Auckland. Electrix gas team is pushing through new 32mm gas pipe. Photo by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand
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Pervious concrete pavement being installed for a driveway at Project Living Proof, a state-of-the-art sustainable living demonstration home. Pervious concrete captures stormwater and allows it to seep into the ground, instead of pooling on the surface. Porous concrete is instrumental in recharging groundwater and reducing stormwater runoff. Photo by Jaime Sanders, D76 studios, kansas city, MO usa
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Habitat for Humanity house in Kansas City whose crew is made up of all women, most of them full-time builders with JE Dunn Construction. Photo by Jaime Sanders, D76 studios, kansas city, MO usa
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Zahner Metal Manufacturing facility under construction in Kansas City. Photo by Jaime Sanders, D76 studios, kansas city, MO usa
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Electrix gas team welding on the Westfield IP20 18/450mm natural gas pipeline diversion in Auckland, New Zealand. Gas project was part of the work being undertaken on the Kiwirail electrification project. Chris Deathe was the Gas Project Manager. Submitted by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand Photo by Chris Deathe
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8m down locating redundant steel gas pipeline in New Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand. Locate was needed before Electrix Gas Team could complete pipe jacking operation. Chris Deathe was Electrix Project Manager. Submitted by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand Photo by Chris Deathe
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Damon Yuen (on Jul 2010) - in-house photographer in Arup Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by Damon Yuen
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King Fai (on Aug 2010) - in-house photographer in Arup Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by King Fai Leung
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Iron worker waits for the next North Temple Bridge girder to be set. Project photographer on the Utah Transit Authority Airport Light Rail Project. Submitted by Chip Hauser, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., SLC, UT USA Photo by Richard Green
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Ironworkers connecting 600 ton capacity shackles to the lifting frame used to pick up deck sections for the new san francisco oakland bay bridge east crossing self anchored suspension bridge. I have been photographing the construction of this bridge from the beginning. Photo by Joseph Blum, People and Work Photography, San Francisco, CA USA
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Ironworkers lowering swivel and rigging material after intalling 2nd lift shaft of the tower for the self-anchored suspension section of the new east crossing of the san francisco-oakland bay bridge. the second lift brings the height of the tower to about 275 feet; when completed it will be 530 feet tall. I have been photographing the construction of this bridge from the beginning. Photo by Joseph Blum, People and Work Photography, San Francisco, CA USA
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Ironworkers taking cable off of shackles used to lift 1100 ton shafts for the single tower of the suspension section of the new east crossing of the san francisco-oakland bay bridge. the first shafts were about 150 feet long; when completed the tower will be 530 feet tall. I have been photographing the construction of this bridge from the beginning. Photo by Joseph Blum, People and Work Photography, San Francisco, CA USA
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Ironworkers removing lifting shackles from the top of the second lift shaft, 275 feet above the bay for the single tower of the suspension section of the new east crossing of the san francisco-oakland bay bridge. The single tower is composed of four shafts. Each of the second shafts are about 100 feet long and weigh over 600 tons each. When completed the tower will be 530 feet tall. I have been photographing the construction of this bridge from the beginning. Photo by Joseph Blum, People and Work Photography, San Francisco, CA USA
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Victor Wong (on Jul 2010) Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by Victor Wong
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Damon Yuen (on Sep 2010) - in-house photographer in Arup Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by Damon Yuen
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct Outbound - Durban South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct Outbound - Durban South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct Outbound - Durban South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Mgeni Viaduct near Durban South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Mgeni Viaduct near Durban South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Parkgate Township services near Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct outbound, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct outbound, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct outbound, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct outbound, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct outbound, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct outbound, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Warwick Triangle Viaduct outbound, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Tony Smith
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Gauteng Freeway Improvement Programme - William Nicol interchange bridge lift. Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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Gauteng Freeway Improvement Programme - William Nicol interchange bridge lift. Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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Gauteng Freeway Improvement Programme - William Nicol interchange bridge lift. Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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Gauteng Freeway Improvement Programme - William Nicol interchange bridge lift. Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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Ingula Pumped Storage scheme - dam construction at the 1,333MW peak lopping power station on the border of the KwaZulu Natal and Free State Provinces, in the Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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7th Avenue Pedestrian Bridge, part of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement project,Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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7th Avenue Pedestrian Bridge, part of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement project,Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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7th Avenue Pedestrian Bridge, part of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement project,Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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7th Avenue Pedestrian Bridge, part of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement project,Johannesburg, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Charles Corbett
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Moreland Millenium Bridge, Durban, South Africa. Photographer Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Brian Downie
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Bridge across the Zambezi River, Northern Mozambique. Funders representative. Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Peter Glass
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Bridge across the Zambezi River, Northern Mozambique. Funders representative. Submitted by Robin Hayes, SSI-DHV, Gallo Manor, South Africa Photo by Peter Glass
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Dimension Fabricators driver Bob Gallup arrives on the Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge (Q-Bridge) construction project, New Haven, CT with a large rebar cage in tow. The 8-axle vehicle is carrying an 87 feet long, 9-ft-05-in diameter rebar cage weighing nearly 45 tons. The cage features 108 No.43 vertical bars and No.29 confinement ties at 75mm pitch. Dimension suggested and implemented the bottleneck design in order to deliver a cage that reinforces the rock socket (2285mm dia) and drilled shaft (3350mm dia) using only one integral piece. Submitted by Scott Mushaw, Dimension Fabricators, Inc, Scotia , NY USA Photo by Roy Stevens
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Workers are completing forming and rebar installation atop a job-built platform on a pier column and capital on a bridge pier for the Q-Bridge construction project in New Haven, CT. The 3048mm diameter column will be formed with a pier cap after the column and capital forms are poured and stripped. The existing bridge is visible in the background. Submitted by Scott Mushaw, Dimension Fabricators, Inc, Scotia, NY USA Photo by Roy Stevens
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Samsung Engineering is the EPC company for the Kayan PP project.Client Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company Location Al Jubail, KSA Capacity PP 350,000 MTPA Licensor Bassel Year of Completion 2010 Scope of Work EPC LSTK Submitted by Charlotte Lee, Samsung Engineering, seoul, korea Photo by Yong-hwan Park
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CAGE CITY Several bridge pier columns are in various stages of completion on the Q-Bridge construction project in New Haven, CT. In the foreground, two large rebar cages are stayed off to the ground, stabilizing them until formwork is placed and concrete is poured. Other formed and poured pier columns are visible in the background. Submitted by Scott Mushaw, Dimension Fabricators, Inc, Scotia, NY USA Photo by Roy Stevens
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Samsung Engineering is the EPC company for the CFE LNG terminal project. The 433MV combined cycle power plant will be built in El Elcino in the Chihuahua province, the northwest region of Mexico City. Samsung Engineering signed an agreement with the sponsor group to perform engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning on a lump-sum turn-key basis to be completed in May 2013. Submitted by Charlotte Lee, Samsung Engineering, seoul, korea Photo by Yong-hwan Park
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Field of Columns A freshly stripped pier column and capital stands proudly on the Q-Bridge construction project in New Haven, CT. These columns will support the new Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge East Approach in New Haven, CT. Submitted by Scott M, Dimension Fabricators, Inc, Scotia, NY USA Photo by Roy Stevens
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Samsung Engineering was the EPC company for the PTT ESP project in Thailand. The plant was built in Map ta phut Industrial Complex, 180km southeast of Bangkok, and processes 800MMSCFD of gas and produces 550-thousand tons of ethane gas per year, boasting worlds largest capacity. Samsung Engineering received the contract on a turnkey basis, which includes engineering, procurement, construction and pre-commissioning. It was completed in October of 2010. Submitted by Charlotte Lee, Samsung Engineering, seoul, korea Photo by Yong-hwan Park
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Samsung Engineering was the EPC company for the HCSEZ project in the UAE, its first overseas wastewater contract. It was completed on time with zero accident hours in 2009. Submitted by Charlotte Lee, Samsung Engineering, seoul, korea Photo by Yong-hwan Park
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As a further step in creating the worlds largest integrated Phosphate project, Maaden signed a SR3.6 billion contract with Samsung Engineering in July 2008. The contract is to deliver an Ammonia production plant with a production capacity of 3,300 tonnes per day. It will be completed in December of 2010. Submitted by Charlotte Lee, Samsung Engineering, seoul, korea Photo by Yong-hwan Park
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Eric by Nicola Evans Eric Mitchell inspects the systems at the Michael F. Price Center for Genetic Translational Medicine. The five-story, 200,000sqft facility is home to medical research students at the frontier of biomedical science. WSP Flack Kurtz provided mechanical and engineering services for the project. Photo by Nicola Evans, WSP Group PLC, London, England
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This is one of the courtyards that is located in the mix of several residential towers, offices, and a retail mall at the City Creek Project in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photo by Jaran Gray, CCRI, Salt Lake City, UT United States
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Mr Butcher by Nicola Evans. As John Butcher reflects, WSP Cantor Seinuks structural designs for the Shard are now a reality. The concrete core continues to rise up over Londons skyline, set to be the tallest skyscraper in Europe on completion, mid-construction it is already the tallest in the UK! Photo by Nicola Evans, WSP Group PLC, London, England
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As part of a Topping Out Ceremony, two American flags accompany the last steel beam to be placed on the elevator-stair tower of Carolinas Medical Centers OR addition. Members of CMCs medical and administrative staff gathered to sign the steel beam before it was flown into its final place. Submitted by Leigh Wainwright, Rodgers Builders, Inc. , Charlotte, NC USA Photo by J. Austin McCarthy
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Silver Towers by Nicola Evans. Silver Towers at River Place are a striking pair of twin residential towers in Hells Kitchen, Manhattan. WSP Cantor Seinuk provided structural engineering for the 58-story, 199 meter, 1.2million gross square foot building, currently New Yorks largest rental complex. Photo by Nicola Evans, WSP Group PLC, London, England
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Steeple being replaced upon historical town meetinghouse after major reconstruction. Building underwent major phased restoration to bring it back to the towns center meeting place for the town of Newbury, NH. Photo by Karen MacDonald, North Branch Construction, Inc., Concord, NH usa
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Pointers by Nicola Evans Tim Hurley of WSP SELLS inspects work at the Grand Central Terminal Leak Remediation and Park Avenue Improvements, New York. The scope for this vital infrastructure project included a ream of inspections, monitoring and reviewing; all aimed at improving the vehicular signal and pedestrian crossing system to meet current codes and standards. Photo by Nicola Evans, WSP Group PLC, London, England
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Aerial View of major construction project at the Governor Wentworth Regional School/Kingswood Regional School Campus in Wolfeboro, NH. I was aerial photographer hired by North Branch Construction to photograph the busy construction site. This photo was taken during the summer months when students were on vacation. In September the students returned to class and construction has continued on this occupied campus. Submitted by Karen MacDonald, North Branch Construction, Inc., Concord, NH usa Photo by Bill Hemmel
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Project Manager responsible for all project phases, including studies, historical, archeology, preliminary design; preparation of a NEPA DR/EIS compliant with SEQR and CEQR (February 2006 Record of Decision); final design and construction support services. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by William Nyman
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PHOTO CAPTION: Swing span assembly near Albany, New York ROLE: Project Manager responsible for all project phases, including studies, historical, archeology, preliminary design; preparation of a NEPA DR/EIS compliant with SEQR and CEQR (February 2006 Record of Decision); final design and construction support services. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by William Nyman
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PHOTO CAPTION: On-site machinery installation at the Pivot Pier in anticipation of span float in ROLE: Project Manager responsible for all project phases, including studies, historical, archeology, preliminary design; preparation of a NEPA DR/EIS compliant with SEQR and CEQR (February 2006 Record of Decision); final design and construction support services. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by William Nyman
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- A contractor at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East building here looks out over the massive atrium through glass panels installed on the atrium wall, Sept. 23, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, along with NGA, is leading design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. The campus is located in Northern Virginia, on what was formerly known as Fort Belvoirs Engineer Proving Grounds. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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FORT BELVOIR NORTH AREA, Va. -- John Price, a 28-year construction veteran and co-foreman with Thyssen Krupp Elevator, serves as a firewatch while he and his team work to install elevators in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) Campus East building here, Sept. 23, 2010. The Baltimore District, along with NGA, is leading design and construction of the $1.7 billion project. The campus is located in Northern Virginia, on what was formerly known as Fort Belvoirs Engineer Proving Grounds. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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Solar Panels at Stephen F. Camilla T. Brauer Hall at Washington University School of Engineering Photo by Mark Matteson, Clayco, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA
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PHOTO CAPTION: Willis Avenue replacement swing span floating down the Hudson River ROLE: Project Manager responsible for all project phases, including studies, historical, archeology, preliminary design; preparation of a NEPA DR/EIS compliant with SEQR and CEQR (February 2006 Record of Decision); final design and construction support services. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by William Nyman
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SLGJV contractor prepares to install a section of Storm Duct on the West LRT project in Calgary. Johns role on this project is as a project QA Monitor Civil Works. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by John MacKay
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- A contractor observes ongoing construction through a window opening on the third floor of the Warrior Transition Unit barracks here, Sept. 17, 2010. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District, Belvoir Integrated Program Office, is managing design and construction of the WTU complex, which includes two 100,000-square-foot barracks that can house 288 service members. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Marc Barnes) Photo by Marc Barnes, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA United States
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Hayward Baker preparing to load stone into a hopper for the construction of vibro replacement stone columns to increase stability of a planned sheet pile cutoff wall alignment, in Baltimore, MD. Fritz Achhorner was a corporate resource (engineer) on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by Fritz Achhorner
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Hayward Baker performs jet grouting used to stabilize the backfill behind a new seawall at the Carbillo Way Marina in San Pedro, California. Fritz Achhorner was a corporate resource (engineer) on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by Fritz Achhorner
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Hayward Baker constructs soil mix walls for excavation support with a jet grouted bottom seal for a planned conveyor tunnel at the Mirant Morgantown Generating Plant in Charles County, MD. Fritz Achhorner was a corporate resource (engineer) on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by Fritz Achhorner
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The North wall of the containment structure for the proposed Charleston Naval Base Container Terminal. I am an employee of the South Carolina State Ports Authority servings as the Assistant Project Manager of Design for the proposed Charleston Naval Base Container Terminal. Submitted by Derrick Bellamy, South Carolina State Ports Authority, Charleston, SC USA Photo by Derrick Bellamy
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Working in limited access, Hayward Baker operator installs soil nails for permanent earth retention for one of two equipment pits inside an active manufacturing plant in Georgia. William Endo was the photographer on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by William Endo
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Hayward Baker rig installs micropiles for seismic retrofit of a parking garage in Spartanburg, SC. William Endo was the project manager on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by William Endo
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Working in limited headroom, Hayward Baker operator installs micropiles for seismic retrofit of a parking garage in Spartanburg, SC. William Endo was the project manager on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by William Endo
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Hayward Baker injects low mobility grout to stabilize a peat zone to reduce the settlement potential of a 330 ft section of I-20 in Aiken, SC for this DOT project. William Endo was the project manager on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by William Endo
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Hayward Baker injects low mobility grout to stabilize a peat zone to reduce the settlement potential of a 330 ft section of I-20 in Aiken, SC for this DOT project. William Endo was the project manager on this project. Submitted by Marisa Schleter, Hayward Baker Inc., Odenton, MD US Photo by William Endo
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This is a picture of one of MMMs surveyors assistants for MMM Geomatics Alberta...on the 40 something floor of the Bow Building....which at 58 storeys will be the tallest building West of Toronto. MMM has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Rheal Cormier
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This is a photo of the installation of a flare stack at a refinery in McPherson Kansas, by Piping Equipment Co. Of Wichita, Kansas. For more information on the job, contact P and E President John Wadsworth, 316-838-7511. I am Bill Pearce, a freelance photographer that regularly photographs their projects. I can provide hi res files on CD. Photo by W. C. Pearce, W. C. Pearce/Photography, Wichita, KS USA
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This is a photo of the installation of a flare stack at a refinery in McPherson Kansas, by Piping Equipment Co. Of Wichita, Kansas. For more information on the job, contact P and E President John Wadsworth, 316-838-7511. I am Bill Pearce, a freelance photographer that regularly photographs their projects. I can provide hi res files on CD. Photo by W. C. Pearce, W. C. Pearce/Photography, Wichita, KS USA
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Caption..Under the protection of Ol Glory.. This project is in Hendersonville, NC. It is a new, state of the art, three story, sixty-three thousand, square foot Sheriffs Dept. My husband, Richard Alfaro, is project super. I am new at photograpy and asked for permission to photograph the different stages of the jobsite. This is the very beginning of the job started in October, 2010. I am proud of this country and I know this is an international publication but there is just something about our flag that says it all. God Bless America. Submitted by Melanie Alfaro, , Bostic, NC United States Photo by Melanie Alfaro
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This is a photo of the installation of a flare stack at a refinery in McPherson Kansas, by Piping Equipment Co. Of Wichita, Kansas. For more information on the job, contact P and E President John Wadsworth, 316-838-7511. I am Bill Pearce, a freelance photographer that regularly photographs their projects. I can provide hi res files on CD. Photo by W. C. Pearce, W. C. Pearce/Photography, Wichita, KS USA
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The Bow Project - MMM has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Rheal Cormier
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Photo is of a remediation project currently underway in Oakville Ontario - Bronte Creek Clean-up: A pipeline leaked Gasoline into the Bronte creek flood plain. MMMs role was to implement a pump and treat extraction operation and monitor its progress. Christine Cooper-in photo- and Neil Jones completed daily tasks that included GW sampling, SW sampling, GW monitoring and Pump and Treat system monitoring. The site is particularly important as it houses a variety of amphibian, bird and fish species. In the fall, countless Chinook and Atlantic salmon could be seen migrating upstream to spawn. Because I feel maintaining the environmental integrity of the GTA is important, this project has been most rewarding for me. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Neil Jones
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PHOTO CAPTION: New Willis Avenue Swing Span passes under the Harlem River Lift Bridge ROLE: Project Manager responsible for all project phases, including studies, historical, archeology, preliminary design; preparation of a NEPA DR/EIS compliant with SEQR and CEQR (February 2006 Record of Decision); final design and construction support services. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by William Nyman
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Hwy. 11 in Burks Falls, Ontario (Near North Bay). MMM were the designers on this project. Marcs role on this project was Senior Design Technologist for the Total Project Management (TPM) detailed design for the four-laning of this 28 km section of Highway 11. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Marc St-Louis
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Hwy. 11 in Burks Falls, Ontario (Near North Bay). MMM were the designers on this project. Marcs role on this project was Senior Design Technologist for the Total Project Management (TPM) detailed design for the four-laning of this 28 km section of Highway 11. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Marc St-Louis
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Hwy. 11 in Burks Falls, Ontario (Near North Bay). MMM were the designers on this project. Marcs role on this project was Senior Design Technologist for the Total Project Management (TPM) detailed design for the four-laning of this 28 km section of Highway 11. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Marc St-Louis
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Hwy. 11 in Burks Falls, Ontario (Near North Bay). MMM were the designers on this project. Marcs role on this project was Senior Design Technologist for the Total Project Management (TPM) detailed design for the four-laning of this 28 km section of Highway 11. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Marc St-Louis
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Hwy. 11 in Burks Falls, Ontario (Near North Bay). MMM were the designers on this project. Marcs role on this project was Senior Design Technologist for the Total Project Management (TPM) detailed design for the four-laning of this 28 km section of Highway 11. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Marc St-Louis
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Fier-Tepelene Road Project: A trunk road in Southern Albania connecting to the countrys border with Greece. Project jointly financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and European Commission. MMM Group is the Technical Monitoring Consultant for the EBRD. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Suresh Bhatta
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New Quito International Airport. Raul Woon-Fat is involved with the commissioning team. The photo was taken from the air traffic control tower overlooking the unpaved runway. MMM is a member of a team selected by the Ecuadorian Government to design and build Quitos new International Airport. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Raul Woon-Fat
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A Zachry employee at the Braskem plant in La Porte, Texas communicates with co-workers aligning an engine above. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Francois Pelletier
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Caption..In the Beginning... Hendersonville, NC. New Sheriffs Dept. Sixty three thousand square feet. Yeah, its in there. Melanie Alfaro, wife of superintendent Richard Alfaro. Novice picture taker. Recording a pictorial of project started in October, 2010. I am loving it. First time as volunteer photographer on site but I have been on numerous job sites throughout my husbands career. It is ALWAYS exciting regardless of where or what the project is. Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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A Zachry employee performs work at the Citgo plant in Corpus Christi, Texas. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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West Toronto Diamond - Rail to Rail Grade Separation Piling Contract for GO Transit. Our role on the project for GO Transit is Contract Administration as well as Construction Managers. Caption: Progress of the installation of steel pipe piles using different cranes with impact hammers or vibratory hammers. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Craig McNabb
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West Toronto Diamond - Rail to Rail Grade Separation Piling Contract for GO Transit. Our role on the project for GO Transit is Contract Administration as well as Construction Managers. Caption: Progress of the installation of steel pipe piles using different cranes with impact hammers or vibratory hammers. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Craig McNabb
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Andrew Clark
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Andrew Clark
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Andrew Clark
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Andrew Clark
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New outdoor patio for the Sheraton Overland Park completed in October 2010. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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Ode to a True Builder - On the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital replacement project, I have helped manage exterior trades, change orders, document control, and inspections. The perfect time to walk the job is in the late afternoon when the suns lighting really shows a buildings quality of workmanship, not to mention the fun that you can have with shadows. I liked this one because it captures the essence of a true builder right at home with dirt, machines, and buildings. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Kimberly Pletcher
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Andrew Clark
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Andrew Clark
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The Bow Project: Calgary, AB - MMM Geomatics (MMM Group) has provided professional geomatics services for many aspects of the construction including the establishment and maintenance of the precise exterior control framework. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Andrew Clark
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Photographer Submitted by Giandomenico Faviere, Ghella S.p.A., Roma, Italy Photo by Tommaso Saccarola
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A Zachry employee places fiberglass wind blockers while performing maintenance on a cooling tower. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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Photographer Submitted by Giandomenico Faviere, Ghella S.p.A., Roma, Italy Photo by Tommaso Saccarola
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Photographer Submitted by Giandomenico Faviere, Ghella S.p.A., Roma, Italy Photo by Tommaso Saccarola
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Photographer Submitted by Giandomenico Faviere, Ghella S.p.A., Roma, Italy Photo by Tommaso Saccarola
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A Light at the End of the Tunnel. The picture was taken in the library at Valley High School in Las Vegas, Nevada during the summer of 2010 at a time when the skylight domes had been installed without the tubular section and diffuser which sits in the ceiling grid. The skylight model was Sun Tunnel, and the project involved renovating over 150,000 square feet in under 12 weeks. I served as project manager this project. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Brandon Moon
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A Zachry employee ties off before placing fiberglass wind blockers while performing maintenance on a cooling tower. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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Caption: Removal of Ashlar Facing - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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Caption: Seawall Demolition - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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A Zachry employee makes his way to his next location at the Citgo plant in Corpus Christi, Texas. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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Caption: Peaceful Start to the Day - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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Midland Battery Plant Photo by Paul Todd Merrill, Clayco, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA
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Caption: Caisson Installation - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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The Intercounty Connector Project signature arch bridge over Rock Creek in Montgomery County, MD is showed here on Contract A of the project erecting forms for the third of four arches that will support the bridge that holds six lanes of the multi-modal toll road. Submitted by Carla Julian, Granite Construction, Inc., Rockville MD, MD US Photo by Carol Stewart-Troutman
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Photo of Generator areaway. Project Architect staff colaborating in Construction documentation production and Construction administration. Photo by Alejandra Rodriguez, Corgan Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX US
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Caption: Down in a Hole - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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Caption: Caisson Construction - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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Manzanillo - Guadalajara Gas Pipeline.DN 30-in/24-in Km 306 (GDI SICIM Pipelines S.A. de C.V.)CLient:ENERGIA OCCIDENTE DE MEXICO S. de R.L. de C.V. Role: Main COntractor Submitted by Leonardo Gravina, SICIM S.p.A., Busseto, Italy Photo by Leonardo Gravina
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A Zachry employee welds at the Barney Davis power plant in Corpus Christi, Texas, one of the largest re-powering projects in recent history. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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Caption: Booming - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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Mercantile Exchange Garage Submitted by Tasha Turnbough, Clayco, Inc., St. Louis, MO US Photo by Matthew McFarland
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Caption: Pillars - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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Caption: Tight Fit - Emergency Repairs for Settlement at the Jefferson Memorial Seawall Role: Engineer of Record Photo by Darrell Wilder, P.E., Schnabel Engineering, West Chester, PA USA
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Photo of underground work. Project Architect staff colaborating in Construction documentation production and Construction administration. Photo by Alejandra Rodriguez, Corgan Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX US
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This image was captured during a Zachry employees lunch break. Bikes are used at this Citgo plant in Corpus Christi, Texas to reduce gas emissions as well as potentially unsafe conditions for motor vehicles. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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A Zachry employee provides industrial maintenace services at the Braskem plant in La Porte, Texas. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Alissa Hollimon
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Campbell Mountain Landfill where MMM is installing a new wood waste area and a infiltration / interception ditch to catch water before it enters the site. Michaels role is site inspector as well as cadd design and drawings. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Michael Danyluk
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Edmonton International Airport Expansion Project MMM Group was retained in the Fall of 2008 to oversee the $1.8 billion expansion of Edmonton International Airport (EIA). MMM Groups role is that of Project Manager. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Francois Pelletier
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A December Sunset at Salt Waste Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Christopher Good
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Edmonton International Airport Expansion Project MMM Group was retained in the Fall of 2008 to oversee the $1.8 billion expansion of Edmonton International Airport (EIA). MMM Groups role is that of Project Manager. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Francois Pelletier
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Edmonton International Airport Expansion Project MMM Group was retained in the Fall of 2008 to oversee the $1.8 billion expansion of Edmonton International Airport (EIA). MMM Groups role is that of Project Manager. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Francois Pelletier
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Ironworkers Preparing Deck D003 Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Christopher Good
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AADT (Algerian Autoroute Design Team) MMM/MRC were the designers of Section 3 (42 kms) and three large viaducts in Section 4 of the East-West Autoroute in Algeria. AADT was retained by the COJAAL consortium comprising five of the largest companies in Japan. COJAAL is constructing 400 km of the 1,200 km highway. Tony was MRCs overall Project Manager for the Project and the Structural Manager for the Joint Venture (MRC and MMM). Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Tony Wing
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AADT (Algerian Autoroute Design Team) MMM/MRC were the designers of Section 3 (42 kms) and three large viaducts in Section 4 of the East-West Autoroute in Algeria. AADT was retained by the COJAAL consortium comprising five of the largest companies in Japan. COJAAL is constructing 400 km of the 1,200 km highway. Tony was MRCs overall Project Manager for the Project and the Structural Manager for the Joint Venture (MRC and MMM). Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Tony Wing
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Clouds Over the Southwest Formwork Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Christopher Good
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Southwest Transitway Baseline Station Transit Tunnel, Ottawa. Julia was one of the drafters for this project. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Julia Grappolini
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Lightning hitting the High Mast Lighting Pole within Hwy 417 median. John was the Senior Construction Contract Administrator on MTO Contract No. 2006-4080 for the eight lane widening of Hwy 417 from just west of Eagleson Road easterly to Hwy 416 (just north of Hunt Club Road interchange). Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by John de Jong
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The fire protection system in the C-5 Fuel Cell hangar (constructed by Kinsley and used by the United States National Guard in Martinsburg, WV) is supported by a High Expansion Foam System which had to be tested prior to project completion. The system performed as intended by covering 90% of the aircraft silhouette in foam in 60 seconds and covering the 85,000 square foot support area to a depth of one meter in under four minutes. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Vehicle on fire within Hwy 417 EBL. John was the Senior Construction Contract Administrator on MTO Contract No. 2006-4080 for the eight lane widening of Hwy 417 from just west of Eagleson Road easterly to Hwy 416 (just north of Hunt Club Road interchange) west end of Ottawa. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by John de Jong
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Kinsley Manufacturing works with two of the three 160- to 250-ton capacity cranes utilized to complete this 2,224 ton project at the construction site of a new aircraft hangar for the massive C-5 cargo plane used by the United States National Guard in Martinsburg, WV. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Pitt River Bridge and Mary Hill Bypass Interchange: Port Coquitlam, BC. MMM Group was responsible for the overall design and project management on the Pitt River Bridge Project. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by KK Law
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PMAs scope involved both regional and project oversight of multiple contracts in the central valley, working within the $4 billion Water System Improvement Program (WSIP). As part of its project management effort, PMA had responsibility for management of preconstruction and construction phase activities on projects, and for reporting responsibilities for contractors and its own efforts. To keep our client informed of PMA performance, we developed and maintained a cost- and resource-loaded Primavera P6 schedule showing the full CM budget, and current monthly actual and forecast hours and dates for each person on the CM team. This schedule subdivides the hours to each subtask for a total of 10 projects and is fully tied to the schedules for each project. This schedule also timescales CM services fees and hours spread across the entire contract term. PMA prepares task order requests for each active project and submits change requests with justifications for any revisions to our subtask budgets. We also prepare a weekly regional project report, a monthly regional report for the CM services, and four monthly project reports. PMA also prepares and presents quarterly project reviews to WSIP executive management. Submitted by Bryan Ritch, PMA Consultants LLC, Detroit, MI USA Photo by Bruce Stephan
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Route 1 Gateway, New Brunswick - Dominique is Project Manager. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Dominique Quesnel
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Route 1 Gateway, New Brunswick - Dominique is Project Manager. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Dominique Quesnel
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Route 1 Gateway, New Brunswick - Dominique is Project Manager. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Dominique Quesnel
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Pitt River Bridge and Mary Hill Bypass Interchange: Port Coquitlam, BC. MMM Group was responsible for the overall design and project management on the Pitt River Bridge Project. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by KK Law
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Route 1 Gateway, New Brunswick - Dominique is Project Manager. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Dominique Quesnel
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Kinsley Manufacturing works with two of the three 160- to 250-ton capacity cranes utilized to complete this 2,224 ton project at the construction site of a new aircraft hangar for the massive C-5 cargo plane used by the United States National Guard in Martinsburg, WV. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Three Kinsley Manufacturing employees work together at the C-5 fuel cell facility in Martinsburg, WV, to fabricate and install the structural steel, joist and deck in the construction of a new aircraft hangar for the massive C-5 cargo plane. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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A fabricator welds pieces of structural steel inside of Kinsleys fabrication shop in York, PA. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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This photo was taken from the future stage of the City Performance Hall in Dallas, Texas. I am a photographer for Corgan Associates. Submitted by Will Mitchell, Corgan Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX USA Photo by Selso Garcia
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A fabricator welds pieces of structural steel inside of Kinsleys fabrication shop in York, PA. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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In Kinsleys fabrication shop in York, PA, a plasma table cuts steel to be used in the foundation of a construction project. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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At the site of the Flight 93 National Memorial, a construction worker peers through a chain-link fence into the sacred ground area where Flight 93 went down on 9/11/2001 in Somerset, PA. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Construction workers on the site of the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset, PA, pooled their money together to purchase American flags to adorn every piece of construction equipment on the site in honor of the 9th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the United States of America. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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At the site of the Flight 93 National Memorial, a construction worker peers through a chain-link fence into the sacred ground area where Flight 93 went down on 9/11/2001 in Somerset, PA. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Worker for C.W. Driver oversees excavation at the site of the new Laguna Niguel City Hall Photo by Paul Turang, Paul Turang Photography, San Pedro, CA USA
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Hamilton Pedestrian Bridge: Hamilton, ON. MMM Group is the contract administrator for the project. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Serge Bianchin
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Construction workers on the site of the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset, PA, pooled their money together to purchase American flags to adorn every piece of construction equipment on the site in honor of the 9th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the United States of America. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Excavation at the site of the new Laguna Niguel City Hall. Laguna Niguel, California Photo by Paul Turang, Paul Turang Photography, San Pedro, CA USA
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Kinsley performs complex sitework activities at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset, PA, taking into account not to disturb the natural wildlife residing fewer than 100 feet from the site. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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A worker uses a MAG float while finishing the concrete on the second floor of the 147-room, 105,000 square foot hotel in King of Prussia, PA. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Kinsley employee directs a crane operator installing a structural steel beam in Towson, MD. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Kinsley employee welding structural steel bar joists and metal deck for a 660,000 square foot warehouse project in York, PA. Photo by Kayla Resh, Kinsley Construction, Inc., York, PA United States
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Workers for C.W. Driver overlook excavation at the site of the new Laguna Niguel City Hall. Laguna Niguel, California Photo by Paul Turang, Paul Turang Photography, San Pedro, CA USA
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Peter conducted environmental monitoring at the Finch Avenue, Morningside Avenue, and CPR bridge reconstruction site; this historic CPR passenger train wheeled by. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Peter Van Driel
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Workers for C.W. Driver overlook excavation at the site of the new Laguna Niguel City Hall. Laguna Niguel, California Photo by Paul Turang, Paul Turang Photography, San Pedro, CA USA
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A testament to the complex logistics required for the Finch Avenue, Morningside Avenue and CPR bridge reconstruction site - Road traffic and rail traffic had to be maintained along this busy transportation corridor /crossroads, and significant construction dewatering was required to enable work to proceed. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Peter Van Driel
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This photo was taken at the topping out ceremony for the City of Brentwoods Downtown Civic Center project. The event marked the completion of structural steel construction for the Civic Centers City Hall and Community Center building. Swinerton provided Management and Consulting services for this project while Allen served as the Project Engineer. Submitted by Meggie Doscher, Swinerton Builders, San Francisco, CA USA Photo by Allen Terrell
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Old and New. Construction of new condominiums towers over old tenement buildings in the Lower East Side of NYC. Photo by Paul Turang, Paul Turang Photography, San Pedro, CA USA
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Pouring concrete on the Pender Street Project: Vancouver, BC. MMM Group (electrical) is providing engineering services for the BC Housing Project; a 9th floor, low income housing project that will be completed later this summer. MMMs responsibilities include contract administration for the project. Submitted by Peter Oprsal, MMM Group, Canmore, Canada Photo by Harold Kroeker
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A very robust coffer dam required to keep the creek water away from a project to replace gabion baskets / retaining walls, Dundas St / 16 Mile Creek Infrastructure Improvements, Oakville, Ontario. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Peter Van Driel
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Spider is a premier access equipment supplier for wind turbine maintenance. Submitted by Heidi Krueger, Spider, Seattle, WA USA Photo by Richard Hallman
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A curved girder waiting to be lifted into place along I-78 in New Jersey. The girder would become part of a New Jersey Transit bridge that will carry motorists from the southbound Garden State Parkway to eastbound I-78. Taken June 8, 2010. Submitted by Charles Manning, AECOM, New York, NY USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Caption - Symbolism of our great country atop the steel directors crane. Role - Senior Construction Administrator Submitted by Jenni Roder, SSOE Group, Toledo, OH USA Photo by Dennis Brown
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Spider is a premier access equipment supplier for wind turbine maintenance. Submitted by Heidi Krueger, Spider, Seattle, WA USA Photo by Richard Hallman
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Spider is a premier access equipment supplier for wind turbine maintenance. Submitted by Heidi Krueger, Spider, Seattle, WA USA Photo by Richard Hallman
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The Intercounty Connector Project signature arch bridge over Rock Creek in Montgomery County, MD is showed here on Contract A of the project placing stay in place deck forms on the eastbound span of the bridge. Submitted by Carla Julian, Granite Construction, Inc., Rockville MD, MD US Photo by Carol Stewart-Troutman
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This is a photograph taken by photographer Fred Golden of iron workers erecting steel at the University of Michigan Law School s new Academic Building. Date: May 26, 2010. Submitted by Mark Marymee, Walbridge, Detroit, MI USA Photo by Fred Golden
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A curved girder waiting to be lifted into place along I-78 in New Jersey against a blue sky. The girder would become part of a New Jersey Transit bridge that will carry motorists from the southbound Garden State Parkway to eastbound I-78. Taken June 8, 2010. Submitted by Charles Manning, AECOM, New York, NY USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Spider is a premier access equipment supplier for wind turbine maintenance. Submitted by Heidi Krueger, Spider, Seattle, WA USA Photo by Richard Hallman
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A Touch of Sky in Stair 4 Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Christopher Good
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I-476 over Pohopoco Creek bridge being built. Photo by Brian Neckermann, Walsh Construction Company, Palmerton, PA USA
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Due to the excavation of the original failed dike, the Roller Compacted Concrete used for the rebuild could not be placed in a sequential manner. The Dam was instead divided into nine seperate monoliths, and continuous placement was accomplished through the use of Caterpillar 74-Ejector trucks. As the Dam grew taller, a variety of modifications were made to the trucks to ensure proper material placement. Carl Rizzo served as the Construction Manager for the Taum Sauk Upper Reservoir Rebuild. Submitted by Gita Michulka, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Carl Rizzo
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Caption - South elevation view under construction from the exterior terrace featuring color variation of Trespa panel system - East Addition Role - Senior Construction Administrator Submitted by Jenni Roder, SSOE Group, Toledo, OH USA Photo by Dennis Brown
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Spider is a premier access equipment supplier for wind turbine maintenance. Submitted by Heidi Krueger, Spider, Seattle, WA USA Photo by Richard Hallman
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Rack attachment to bascule girder prior to girder field placement. Rack support was mounted to girder utilizing undersize bolts to permit initial alignment of rack to span operating machinery prior to final field drilling. ROLE: Project Manager and Lead Design/Project Engineer responsible for design of replacement spans and trunnion towers for Hamilton Avenues existing Hanover bascules. Provided overall coordination of project with other firms on design team and supervision of structural, mechanical, and electrical staff. Developed construction sequence for removal of existing spans and erection of new spans within a 2-month closure period. Developed specifications, cost estimate, and informational materials for presentation to local groups. Under the construction support phase, Project Manager responsible for the management and technical guidance of the staff performing review of contractor submittals, as well as interpretation of the contract documents for the owner and budget, scope and schedule compliance. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by Keith Griesing
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As a CO-OP for Brasfield and Gorrie, one of my roles is taking progress photos of the job. One morning I was walking the site right about sunrise, and I saw the perfect opportunity for a great shot. This is on the forth floor of a medical office building being built in Marietta Georgia. Photo by Steven Johnson, Brasfield Gorrie, Kennesaw , GA USA
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This photo was taken on the jobsite of one of many projects we are currently completing for the UCSD campus. Submitted by Meggie Doscher, Swinerton Builders, San Francisco, CA USA Photo by Robert Badillo
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A Rainbow While You Work Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Christopher Good
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Caption - West addition exterior canopy steel framing Role - Senior Construction Administrator Submitted by Jenni Roder, SSOE Group, Toledo, OH USA Photo by Dennis Brown
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Caption - Iron worker positioning equipment for sheer stud installtion on elevated concrete composite floor slab - West Addition. Role - Senior Construction Administrator Submitted by Jenni Roder, SSOE Group, Toledo, OH USA Photo by Dennis Brown
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Curved girders and ironworkers against the night sky, erecting a New Jersey Transit bridge that will carry motorists from the southbound Garden State Parkway to eastbound I-78. Taken June 10, 2010. Submitted by Charles Manning, AECOM, New York, NY USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Manitowoc 18000 setting a 164-ft prestressed bulb tee beam weighing 223,000 pounds Photo by Brian Neckermann, Walsh Construction Company, Palmerton, PA USA
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Spider is a premier access equipment supplier for wind turbine maintenance. This technician is rigging four buckets of material together to the material winch hook, which will fly the rigging wire rope up to the wind turbine nacelle. Submitted by Heidi Krueger, Spider, Seattle, WA USA Photo by Richard Hallman
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Spider is a premier access equipment supplier for wind turbine maintenance. Submitted by Heidi Krueger, Spider, Seattle, WA USA Photo by Richard Hallman
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This is from the roof top of the, now completed, Automated People Mover (APM) stations at Miami International Airport. Corgan was the design architect for the North Terminal Development. The people mover is approximately 1.6 miles long. Photo by Selso Garcia, Corgan Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX USA
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I-476 over Lehigh River bridge being built Photo by Brian Neckermann, Walsh Construction Company, Palmerton, PA USA
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Design of the precision replacement of rolling lift tread plates, and also performed a comprehensive inspection and feasibility study for the planned replacement of the 1586-foot long Connecticut River railroad crossing. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by Craig Rolwood
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This is a shot of iron workers setting the steel frame for The Palladium in Carmel, IN. I was the Project Manager for the initial site work and the building interiors and MEP systems. Submitted by Douglas Adams, , Indianapolis, IN Photo by Douglas Adams
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The Intercounty Connector Project signature arch bridge over Rock Creek in Montgomery County, MD is showed here on Contract A of the project erecting precast, prestressed girders on the westbound span. Submitted by Carla Julian, Granite Construction, Inc., Rockville MD, MD US Photo by Carol Stewart-Troutman
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This is a lone stone cutter at Bybee Stone in Ellettsville, IN. He is working on a piece for the exterior skin of The Palladium in Carmel, IN. I was the Project Manager for the initial site work and building interiors and MEP systems. Photo by Douglas Adams, Shiel Sexton, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Looking west before the nights work begins. A curved girder is poised to become part of a New Jersey Transit bridge that will carry motorists from the southbound Garden State Parkway to eastbound I-78. Taken June 14, 2010. Submitted by Charles Manning, AECOM, New York, NY USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Commercial Contracting begins pouring self-consolidating concrete into the forms for the reverberant acoustic test facility horn room walls and chamber walls. My role in the project is on-site engineer assisting in the coordination of work for the project. Submitted by Mike Gwyn, Benham Constructors, LLC, Oklahoma City, OK USA Photo by Mike Serniak
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Looking west before the nights work begins. A curved girder is poised to become part of a New Jersey Transit bridge that will carry motorists from the southbound Garden State Parkway to eastbound I-78. Taken June 14, 2010. Submitted by Charles Manning, AECOM, New York, NY USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Iron workers setting a beam for The Palladium in Carmel, IN. I was the sitework, building interiors and MEP systems Project Manager. Photo by Douglas Adams, Shiel Sexton Company, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Enwave Marine Project. Rick was the photographer. Submitted by Patti Blersch, Aecon, Toronto, Canada Photo by Rick Raell
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Plaster workers installing custom plaster molding by hand inside the concert hall at The Palladium in Carmel, IN. I was the initial site work, building interiors and MEP systems Project Manager. Photo by Douglas Adams, Shiel Sexton, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Downsview Park inhouse ecologists and planners as well as traffic, stormwater and municipal engineers in a series of Alternative Design Studies that investigated the integration of elements and processes within the park. Kevin was the Landscape Designer. Submitted by Emma Joslin, MMM Group Limited, Thornhill, Canada Photo by Kevin Murray
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Forest City Erectors is setting the RATF Chamber Door. My role in the project is site superintendent. Submitted by Mike Gwyn, Benham Constructors, LLC, Oklahoma City, OK USA Photo by Lon Jacobs
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St. Charles Parish Louisiana. USACE Floodwall construction. Temporary Flood Protection for construction of the new Floodwall under I-310 Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jim Aitken
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Sr. Manager Mike Anderson admiring the main entry to The Palladium in Carmel, IN as it nears completion. I was the initial site work, building interiors and MEP systems Project Manager. Photo by Douglas Adams, Shiel Sexton, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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067- USACE, LPV 148, St. Bernard Parish Floodwall, Newly constructed T-walls on top of the levees. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jim Aitken
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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180 Rock Cut to make room for new roadway. Photo by Brian Neckermann, Walsh Construction Company, Palmerton, PA USA
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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A plaster worker putting finishing touches on the main elliptical dome in the concert hall of The Palladium in Carmel, IN. I was the initial site work, building interiors and MEP systems Project Manager. Photo by Douglas Adams, Shiel Sexton, Indianapolis, IN USA
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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City of Raleighs Dempsey E. Benton Water Treatment Plant Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Shannon Dorsey
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City of Raleighs Dempsey E. Benton Water Treatment Plant Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Shannon Dorsey
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City of Raleighs Dempsey E. Benton Water Treatment Plant Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Shannon Dorsey
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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City of Raleighs Dempsey E. Benton Water Treatment Plant Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Shannon Dorsey
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City of Raleigh rehab of an old raw water pumping station Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Shannon Dorsey
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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The Big D - I am a project engineer working on the Dallas City Performance Hall. The prevalence of architecturally exposed concrete in the new Dallas Arts District continues to provide McCarthy workers a place to put all the concrete our superintendent orders every morning. This picture shows a stage wall being placed at the Dallas City Performance Hall while showcasing the recently completed Wyly Theatre we built right next door. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Beau Johnson
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Survey project jobsite for quality control Submitted by Lexie Modawell, Haskell, Jacksonville, FL USA Photo by Michael Wittmann
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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The flyash used in the RCC mix was recovered from a waste pond and otherwise unsuitable for commercial use. It was destined to remain as a buried waste; instead a way was found to recycle the flyash for use at Taum Sauk, thus creating a valuable resource out of a waste product. Photo by Gita Michulka, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA USA
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Architect Submitted by Lexie Modawell, Haskell, Jacksonville, FL USA Photo by Antonio Valdivia
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Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc. performed an evaluation of potential locations throughout the country, and then performed site characterization for two of the highest ranked sites. These sites posed difficult working conditions including weather extremes, particularly glare from the almost ever-present sun. Submitted by Gita Michulka, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Rolando Benitez
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TVA Chickamauga Lock Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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TVA Chickamauga Lock Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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TVA Chickamauga Lock Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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Construction of the new SC 802 Bridge parallel to the existing J. E. McTeer Bridge in Beaufort County, SC; Part of the SC 802 Widening Project. Mr. Hribar is serving as Construction Manager for this $54,000,000 project consisting of the widening of SC 802 from 2 lanes to 4 lanes, from US 21 / SC 802 to Ribaut Road and from SC 280 to SC 170, including a new 2-lane bridge across the Beaufort River. Photo by Frank Hribar, Dennis Corporation, Columbia, SC USA
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Zachrys 2,350-plus piece equipment fleet is ready to deploy to their nearly 80 job sites across the country. When not on a Zachry job site, the equipment is housed at the Zachry Home Office equipment yard in San Antonio, Texas. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Dan Payton
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October 2010 - The sun rises on the new I-76 Allegheny River Bridge near Pittsburgh - Open to traffic on September 7, 2010 as Pennsylvanias longest concrete segmental span (532-ft). The new bridge features graceful curves and a stone texture on the piers that complement the site. The bridge was built using balanced cantilever construction to achieve the long, open spans, preserve the environment and keep traffic flowing. FIGG designed the bridge for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and also provided on-site construction engineering and inspection services during construction. Reggie Walden, photographer, was the Resident Engineer on site for FIGG during construction. Bridge built by Walsh Construction. Photo by Reggie Walden, FIGG, Tallahassee, FL USA
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This early morning shot of a cantilevered section of girder is part of the West to South Direct Connector bridge tieing US54 to the Spur 601 Liberty Expressway, a new design-build, 7.2 mile highway project in El Paso, Texas providing access to the expansion of Fort Bliss Army Post. As Schedule Engineer I am responsible for preparing the schedule and keeping it updated to provide the Management team the planning scenarios needed to complete the complex sequences on time. I have enjoyed taking job photos which has become a neccesary task and hobby to capture the progress and unique conditions of a construction jobsite only a few get to do. Photo by Kalin Johnson, J D Abrams, LP, Austin, TX USA
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Ironworker guides one of the second lift tower shafts on strand jacks past the temporary tower cross beam to position it above the first lift shaft for connection. Second lift shaft is about 100 feet long and weighs about 650 tons. They are part of the single tower of the suspension section of the new east crossing of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. The single tower is composed of four shafts. When completed the tower will be 530 feet tall. I have been photographing the construction of this bridge from the beginning. Photo by Joseph Blum, People and Work Photography, San Francisco, CA USA
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Zachrys 2,350-plus piece equipment fleet is ready to deploy to their nearly 80 job sites across the country. When not on a Zachry job site, the equipment is housed at the Zachry Home Office equipment yard in San Antonio, Texas. Submitted by Jen Jonas, Zachry, San Antonio, TX USA Photo by Dan Payton
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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October 2010 - The new John James Audubon Bridge will be the longest cable-stayed bridge in North America and will replace existing ferry service between New Roads and St. Francisville, Louisiana. Seen at Sunset, the main pylon and superstructure is currently under construction as the bridge crosses the Mississippi River. FIGG is providing Construction Quality Control for the contractor, Audubon Bridge Constructors. Chris Ursery, FIGGs Assistant QC Manager, is the photographer. Photo by Chris Ursery, FIGG, Tallahassee, FL USA
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October 2010 - A Bridge in Harmony with the Environment, the new US 191 crossing of the Colorado River in Moab, Utah is almost complete. A mineral based stain using soil colors in the landscape will soon cover the entire bridge, creating a seamless ribbon that blends with the canyon walls to keep the focus on nature. Aesthetic features for this environment friendly bridge were selected by the community using a FIGG Bridge Design Charette. FIGG designed the bridge for the Utah Department of Transportation and also provided on-site construction engineering and inspection services during construction. Bryan Lechner, photographer, was a Bridge Inspector on site for FIGG during construction. Bridge construction by Wadsworth Brothers Construction. Photo by Bryan Lechner, FIGG, Tallahassee, FL USA
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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Ironworkers guide swivel lifting device on strand jacks out of its stand. The swivel device is being used to lift and position all 16 shafts, some weighing as much as 1100 tons, which comprise the single tower of the suspension section of the new east crossing of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. The single tower is composed of four separate shafts and four lifts. When completed the tower will be 530 feet tall. I have been photographing the construction of this bridge from the beginning. Photo by Joseph Blum, People and Work Photography, San Francisco, CA USA
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October 2010 - Towering nearly 180 feet off the ground, the Pennsylvania Turnpikes new bridge across the Monongahela River near Brownsville begins to take shape. The bridge has spans of 500 feet built using concrete segmental balanced cantilever construction to keep rail and vehicular traffic moving. In this photo, cantilever tips extend over active rail tracks as a coal train passes below and over the river. FIGG designed the alternate bridge design for Walsh Construction (contractor) that resulted in significant savings for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (owner) and also provided all construction engineering support for the project including both design office and on-site services for the contractor. Bill Johnson, photographer, is a Senior Bridge Engineer with FIGG who was on-site. Photo by Bill Johnson, FIGG, Exton, PA USA
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Olmsted Dam Project - SS-1 dam segment on cradle being lowered down marine skidway to catamaran barge. Photo by Bob Stelzner, URS, Hayward, CA USA
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July 2010 - Colorados longest highway span (378 feet) will open to traffic by the end of 2010. The 4th Street Bridge in Pueblo, Colorado crosses 28 active rail tracks in the Pueblo Rail Yard and the Arkansas River. Concrete segmental balanced cantilever construction achieved the record setting span over the rail lines - working from above to keep trains moving throughout construction. FIGG designed the bridge for the Colorado Department of Transportation and also provided on-site construction engineering and inspection services during construction. John Dvorak, photographer, was the Lead Bridge Inspector on site for FIGG during construction. Bridge construction by Flatiron. Photo by John Dvorak, FIGG, Denver, CA USA
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Capture high profile forming and shoring project in Louisiana Submitted by Michael Blot, Aluma Systems, Concord, Ontario, Canada Photo by Sid Tabak
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The Rising Sun - I served as a project engineer on the Casino del Sol hotel and parking structure. Because this project is located at casino of the sun, I felt it was appropriate to take this picture at the beginning phases to symbolize the rising of the casino del sol. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Matt Watza
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Bridge deck pour at the Mohawk Street and Westside Parkway overcrossing Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Gilbert Vega
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I am serving as the quality control manager on the Kaiser Permanente Oakland Hospital Replacement project in Oakland, California. The light was right and the steel luminescent. I had to take the shot. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Margaret Drew
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Concrete pour at the Mohawk Street and Westside Parkway overcrossing Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Gilbert Vega
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The new Taum Sauk Upper Reservoir involved a complete rebuild of the dam consisting of approximately 2.8 million cubic yards of RCC and 300,000 cubic yards of conventional concrete. RCC was placed during two 10-hour shifts six days per week in the spring and fall and two 8-hour shifts in the summer to accomodate the schedule. Submitted by Gita Michulka, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Mark Halbert
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This early morning busy scene setting just one of over 1500 precast concrete girder units is part of the Viaduct section on the Spur 601 Liberty Expressway, a new design-build, 7.2 mile highway project in El Paso, Texas providing access to the expansion of Fort Bliss Army Post. As Schedule Engineer I am responsible for preparing the schedule and keeping it updated to provide the Management team the planning scenarios needed to complete the complex construction sequences on time. I have enjoyed taking job photos which has become a neccesary task and hobby to capture the progress and unique conditions of a construction jobsite only a few get to do. Photo by Kalin Johnson, J D Abrams, LP, Austin, TX USA
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Photograph taken by Stronghold Engineering, Inc. Business Development Photographer. Photo by Paul Navarrette, Stronghold Engineering, Inc., Riverside, CA United States of America
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An early morning dusty shot of a forest of columns that support the Viaduct section on the Spur 601 Liberty Expressway, a new design-build, 7.2 mile highway project in El Paso, Texas providing access to the expansion of Fort Bliss Army Post. As Schedule Engineer I am responsible for preparing the schedule and keeping it updated to provide the Management team the planning scenarios needed to complete the complex construction sequences on time. I have enjoyed taking job photos which has become a neccesary task and hobby to capture the progress and unique conditions of a construction jobsite only a few get to take part. Photo by Kalin Johnson, J D Abrams, LP, Austin, TX USA
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This Binational project is being developed in the surroundings of Agua Negras border crossing, linking Argentina and Chile, through National Roads No. 150 in San Juan and No. 41 in the IV Region of Chile. This project is located in the Los Andes Range, and consists of a double tunnel 9 miles (14.5 km) long. Submitted by Gita Michulka, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Mario Scaletta
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Capture high profile forming and shoring project in Louisiana Submitted by Michael Blot, Aluma Systems, Concord, Ontario, Canada Photo by Sid Tabak
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Installation of Jacking Frame for replacing the Suspender Ropes at the Throgs Neck Bridge in Bronx NY. Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by James Bager
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I am the assistant project superintendent and during a recent 1 a.m. footing pour, I noticed the moon burning through the clouds. I think this photo shows the dedication that McCarthy brings to a job. Whether its a 6 a.m. start or a 12 a.m. start it doesnt matter, we will get the job done. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Steven Proffitt
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DHT Reactor Lift Progress My role is Managing Director, Oil and Gas Group. Submitted by Mike Gwyn, Benham Constructors, LLC, Oklahoma City, OK USA Photo by Bob Perry
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Temporary Work Platform for the main cable unwrapping, wedging, and inspection for the Throgs Neck Bridge in Bronx NYas part of TBTA Contract No. TN-85 cable investigation. A sampling of the main cable strands were removed for sampling. Photo by Hardesty Hanover.com Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by James Bager
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Installation of steel girders for the Southbound Van Wyck Expressway (I-678) structure over the Northbound Astoria Approach as part of the Replacement of the Whitestone Expressway over Flushing River. Photo by Hardesty Hanover, LLP Submitted by Christine Bush, Hardesty Hanover, LLP, New York, NY United States Photo by James Bager
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Aluma and Ulma forming and shoring equipment at Milliken Pumping station Submitted by Michael Blot, Aluma Systems, Concord, Ontario, Canada Photo by Lou Lima
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Aluma and Ulma forming and shoring equipment at Milliken Pumping station Submitted by Michael Blot, Aluma Systems, Concord, Ontario, Canada Photo by Lou Lima
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Nightime long exposure of traffic on US54 made possible by a rare closure of an overpass that was used to deliver precast concrete girders placed in the West to South direct connector to US54 from Spur 601 Liberty Expressway, a new design-build, 7.2 mile highway project in El Paso, Texas providing access to the expansion of Fort Bliss Army Post. As Schedule Engineer I am responsible for preparing the schedule and keeping it updated to provide the Management team the planning scenarios needed to complete the complex construction sequences on time. I have enjoyed taking job photos which has become a neccesary task and hobby to capture the progress and unique conditions of a construction jobsite only a few get to do. Photo by Kalin Johnson, J D Abrams, LP, Austin, TX USA
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Concrete piles at Mohawk Street and Westside Parkway overcrossing Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Gilbert Vega
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Olmsted Dam Project - SS-1 shell and lifting frame being lowered down marine skidway into river and under catmaran barge for pick up. Weight = 3,322 tons. Photo by Bob Stelzner, URS, Hayward, CA USA
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I am a project engineer on the Good Samaritan Regional Health Center. I caught this photo of a fellow coworker preparing the building layout crew for an early morning start to beat the summer heat. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Eric Youngblood
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Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc. is performing a Geotechnical Design for ponds, process plants and borrow materials for the Salar de Olaroz site in Argentina. Submitted by Gita Michulka, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Diego Rivera
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Aluma and Ulma forming and shoring equipment at Milliken Pumping station Submitted by Michael Blot, Aluma Systems, Concord, Ontario, Canada Photo by Lou Lima
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Long exposure shot of a night setting operation of precast concrete girders for the West to South direct connector to US54 from the Spur 601 Liberty Expressway, a new design-build, 7.2 mile highway project in El Paso, Texas providing access to the expansion of Fort Bliss Army Post. As Schedule Engineer I am responsible for preparing the schedule and keeping it updated to provide the Management team the planning scenarios needed to complete the complex construction sequences on time. I have enjoyed taking job photos which has become a neccesary task and hobby to capture the progress and unique conditions of a construction jobsite only a few get to take part. Photo by Kalin Johnson, J D Abrams, LP, Austin, TX USA
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Bridge deck pour at the Mohawk Street and Westside Parkway overcrossing Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Gilbert Vega
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The Childrens Hospital Submitted by Katherine Dabbs, H L Architecture, Denver, CO United States Photo by H L Architecture H L Architecture
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Worker welds substructure for the roof of a newly erected fabric-lined building where crews will unearth buried Cold War weapons waste at the Department of Energys Idaho Site. Once excavated, repackaged, and characterized the transuranic waste will be sent to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico for permanent disposal. (project photographer) (high resolution photos available) Submitted by K Rhodes, CH2M-WG Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID US Photo by Ron Paarmann
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Ironworkers of Choctaw Erectors, Inc. making up a bolted splice in a girder for the West to South direct connector to US54 from Spur 601 Liberty Expressway, a new design-build, 7.2 mile highway project in El Paso, Texas providing access to the expansion of Fort Bliss Army Post. As Schedule Engineer I am responsible for preparing the schedule and keeping it updated to provide the Management team the planning scenarios needed to complete the complex construction sequences on time. I have enjoyed taking job photos which has become a neccesary task and hobby to capture the progress and unique conditions of a construction jobsite only a few get to do. Photo by Kalin Johnson, J D Abrams, LP, Austin, TX USA
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NCAR Wyoming Supercomputing Center Submitted by Katherine Dabbs, H L Architecture, Denver, CO United States Photo by H L Architecture H L Architecture
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Adams 50 New High School Submitted by Katherine Dabbs, H L Architecture, Denver, CO United States Photo by H L Architecture H L Architecture
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Steel Erection - I am currently the assistant project manager on McCarthys project for Kaiser Permanente in Fontana, California. This photograph was taken to illustrate the challenges of building a project in an existing campus. The Kaiser Fontana Medical Center project is currently being constructed on a live and tight site and is only accessible with one point of entry and exit off the main street for all traffic and deliveries. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Dave Alford
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Long exposure shot of a night setting operation of precast concrete girders for the West to South direct connector to US54 from the Spur 601 Liberty Expressway, a new design-build, 7.2 mile highway project in El Paso, Texas providing access to the expansion of Fort Bliss Army Post. As Schedule Engineer I am responsible for preparing the schedule and keeping it updated to provide the Management team the planning scenarios needed to complete the complex construction sequences on time. I have enjoyed taking job photos which has become a neccesary task and hobby to capture the progress and unique conditions of a construction jobsite only a few get to take part. Photo by Kalin Johnson, J D Abrams, LP, Austin, TX USA
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Bridge deck pour at the Mohawk Street and BNSF bridge Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Gilbert Vega
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Olmsted Dam Project - Catamaran barge ready to lift SS-1 shell off of marine skidway. Weight = 3,322 tons. Photo by Bob Stelzner, URS, Hayward, CA USA
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Roof Dunes. I serve as project architect on the Sacramento Airport. Our firm serves as the design architect on this new facility. Photo by Alan Wong, Corgan Associates, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA
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Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc. performed the Hydrogeologic Characterization Study of the Idaho Energy Complex. Submitted by Gita Michulka, Paul C. Rizzo Associates, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Rolando Benitez
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Setting Monitoring Targets. AGI was hired to monitor truss distortions during heavy lift of two parallel 528-ft long trusses over the Mississippi River in New Orleans. Photo by Tom Weinmann, Applied Geomechanics, Buffalo Grove, IL USA
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North Temple Viaduct on UTAs Airport Lightrail Extension. Iron workers prepping for field splice for same day girder erection. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA 94502 Photo by Richard Green
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Gate 1. I serve as a project architect for the construction of the Sacramento Airport. Our firm serves as the design architect on this new facility. Photo by Alan Wong, Corgan Associates, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA
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3) Worker installs processing equipment at the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU) construction project. When completed, the IWTU will treat 900,000 gallons of liquid waste stored in three underground tanks at the Department of Energys Idaho Site.(contract photographer) (high resolution photos available) Submitted by K Rhodes, CH2M-WG Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID US Photo by Kort Duce
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P&C Construction Co. PUD Project. Putting tarps up as heavy rains pour into the Peoples Utility District warehouse building. The $7.5 million, CM/GC project for the Peoples Utility District in Clatskanie, Oregon involves construction of approximately 49,000 sf of new office, maintenance, and warehouse space. Photo by David Homer, David rr Homer Photography, Creswell , OR USA
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4) Atop the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU). When completed, the IWTU will treat 900,000 gallons of liquid waste stored in three underground tanks at the Department of Energys Idaho Site. Submitted by K Rhodes, CH2M-WG Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID US Photo by Kort Duce
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The Childrens Hospital Submitted by Katherine Dabbs, H L Architecture, Denver, CO United States Photo by H L Architecture H L Architecture
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North Temple Viaduct on UTAs Airport Lightrail Extension. Iron workers prepping for field splice for same day girder erection. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA 94502 Photo by Richard Green
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Dubai Metro Panoramic Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Petros Zouzoulas
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Gerwick was responsible for the detailed design of a nearly two-mile-long Floodwall and major features of two of the gate structures. Submitted by HIldegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Michael Woods
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The Childrens Hospital Submitted by Katherine Dabbs, H L Architecture, Denver, CO United States Photo by H L Architecture H L Architecture
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Olmsted Dam Project - Gantry crane lift of SS-1 shell with lifting frame from casting bed. Photo by Bob Stelzner, URS, Hayward, CA USA
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Exempla Lutheran Medical Center Submitted by Katherine Dabbs, H L Architecture, Denver, CO United States Photo by H L Architecture H L Architecture
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Gerwick was responsible for the detailed design of a nearly two-mile-long Floodwall and major features of two of the gate structures. Submitted by HIldegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Michael Woods
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Mr. Leonel Mendez is a professional photographer that has contracted with our firm to take photographs of our construction projects Submitted by Frances Roemer, F. H. Myers Construction Corp., Harahan, LA USA Photo by Leonel Mendez
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5) Tying rebar atop the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU) construction project. When completed, the IWTU will treat 900,000 gallons of liquid waste stored in three underground tanks at the Department of Energys Idaho Site. Submitted by K Rhodes, CH2M-WG Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID US Photo by Kort Duce
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The Childrens Hospital Submitted by Katherine Dabbs, H L Architecture, Denver, CO United States Photo by H L Architecture H L Architecture
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Jumeira Island - Dusk Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Petros Zouzoulas
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P&C Construction Co. Union Station Project. Seismic coring being done on the roof of Union Station in Portland Oregon. Shown here is the first of 19 cores that will eventually be drilled from the roof through 3 stories of brick into the foundation. Rebar and grout will fill the core to improve the seismic stability of the building. The Station, constructed in 1896, is listed on the National Historic Register, and including the seismic upgrades the building is also receiving repairs to its 280 wood windows, refurbishment of its 27 brass doors, and extensive replacement of the roofs trademark red tiles. Photo by David Homer, David rr Homer Photography, Creswell , OR USA
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Gerwick was responsible for the detailed design of a nearly two-mile-long Floodwall and major features of two of the gate structures. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Michael Woods
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Gerwick was responsible for the detailed design of a nearly two-mile-long Floodwall and major features of two of the gate structures. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Michael Woods
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North Temple Viaduct - UTAs Airport Lightrail Extension. Girder Erection over both UTA Frontrunner tracks and UPRR Main Track 1 and 2. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Richard Green
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Gerwick was responsible for the detailed design of a nearly two-mile-long Floodwall and major features of two of the gate structures. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Michael Woods
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Olmsted Dam Project - Gantry crane moving over SBS-2 dam segment with lifting frame for pick up. Segment weight 4,794 tons. Photo by Bob Stelzner, URS, Hayward, CA USA
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P&C Construction Co. Union Station Project. Seismic coring being done on the roof of Union Station in Portland Oregon. Shown here is the first of 19 cores that will eventually be drilled from the roof through 3 stories of brick into the foundation. Rebar and grout will fill the core to improve the seismic stability of the building. The Station, constructed in 1896, is listed on the National Historic Register, and including the seismic upgrades the building is also receiving repairs to its 280 wood windows, refurbishment of its 27 brass doors, and extensive replacement of the roofs trademark red tiles. Photo by David Homer, David rr Homer Photography, Creswell , OR USA
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Gerwick was responsible for the detailed design of a nearly two-mile-long Floodwall and major features of two of the gate structures. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Michael Woods
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Burj Khalifa Station - Dusk Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Petros Zouzoulas
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Gerwick was responsible for the detailed design of a nearly two-mile-long Floodwall and major features of two of the gate structures. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Michael Woods
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Marina Station - Landside Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Petros Zouzoulas
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Aerial photo of the I-84 Ten Mile Interchange in Meridian, Idaho. This GARVEE-funded project is managed on behalf of the Idaho Transportation Department by Connecting Idaho Partners. Idaho Airships, Inc. was hired to take aerial photos of the project to document construction progress. This photo shows placement of the concrete deck on the overpass, which was done at night to take advantage of cooler temperatures, which helped to keep the material within specification. Submitted by Wendy Givens, J-U-B ENGINEERS, Inc., Boise, ID USA Photo by Leo Geis
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Gerwick has been working with the USACE and URS to develop construction equipment/methods so that the precast shells built in the precast yard can be moved to the river and connected to pre-driven pipe piles with tremie concrete. A steel lifting frame is secured to the shell and a gantry crane lifts and translates the frame/shell unit to the edge of the precast yard the gantry crane places the unit onto a cradle. The unit will be lowered down a skidway by push-pull units, at which point a catamaran will lift the frame/shell from the cradle and transport it to its final position. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Casey Bowden
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Gerwick has been working with the USACE and URS to develop construction equipment/methods so that the precast shells built in the precast yard can be moved to the river and connected to pre-driven pipe piles with tremie concrete. A steel lifting frame is secured to the shell and a gantry crane lifts and translates the frame/shell unit to the edge of the precast yard the gantry crane places the unit onto a cradle. The unit will be lowered down a skidway by push-pull units, at which point a catamaran will lift the frame/shell from the cradle and transport it to its final position. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Casey Bowden
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Gerwick has been working with the USACE and URS to develop construction equipment/methods so that the precast shells built in the precast yard can be moved to the river and connected to pre-driven pipe piles with tremie concrete. A steel lifting frame is secured to the shell and a gantry crane lifts and translates the frame/shell unit to the edge of the precast yard the gantry crane places the unit onto a cradle. The unit will be lowered down a skidway by push-pull units, at which point a catamaran will lift the frame/shell from the cradle and transport it to its final position. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Casey Bowden
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Gerwick has been working with the USACE and URS to develop construction equipment/methods so that the precast shells built in the precast yard can be moved to the river and connected to pre-driven pipe piles with tremie concrete. A steel lifting frame is secured to the shell and a gantry crane lifts and translates the frame/shell unit to the edge of the precast yard the gantry crane places the unit onto a cradle. The unit will be lowered down a skidway by push-pull units, at which point a catamaran will lift the frame/shell from the cradle and transport it to its final position. Submitted by Hildegard Dodd, Ben C. Gerwick, Inc., Oakland, CA USA Photo by Casey Bowden
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A View Inside a Pre-fabricated, Turn-key Mechanical Room in a Box: UMC created an entire mechanical backbone for a six-story MOB structure in the fabrication shop. The goal was to have the domestic water system and heating water system fully completed, with just points of connection to the field routed utilites. The attached mechanical room was designed, 3D modeled and built in the UMC fabrication shop. The unit was designed with two high efficency boilers, distribution tanks and makeup water station. In addition the unit also has the domestic water system which included two high efficiency gas to water tanks, expansion tanks, backflow prevention, and circulation pumps. Once the job site was prepared for the unit, it was trucked to site and set on the roof. Within two days, the complete mechanical room was welded down and connected to the building services. Submitted by Gail Kinner, University Mechanical Contractors, Inc., Mukilteo, WA United States Photo by Dean Petterson
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North Temple Viaduct - UTAs Airport Lightrail Extension. Girder Erection over both UTA Frontrunner tracks and UPRR Main Track 1 and 2. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Richard Green
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P&C Construction Co. Union Station Project. Roof work being done over the shop of Union Station. The Station, constructed in 1896, is listed on the National Historic Register, and including the seismic upgrades the building is also receiving repairs to its 280 wood windows, refurbishment of its 27 brass doors, and extensive replacement of the roofs trademark red tiles. Photo by David Homer, David rr Homer Photography, Creswell , OR USA
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North Temple Viaduct - UTAs Airport Lightrail Extension. Girder Erection over both UTA Frontrunner tracks and UPRR Main Track 1 and 2. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Richard Green
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P&C Construction Co. PUD Project. The $7.5 million, CM/GC project for the Peoples Utility District in Clatskanie, Oregon involves construction of approximately 49,000 sf of new office, maintenance, and warehouse space. Photo by David Homer, David rr Homer Photography, Creswell , OR USA
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Workers preparing lights for the annual Plaza lighting ceremony at the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City. The ceremony draws thousands of visitors from across the midwest for this special tradition. Photo by Chad Jackson, Chad Jackson Photography, Kansas City, MO US
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Preparations for final swing span installation over central bearing Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Rafael Azucar
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P&C Construction Co. PUD Project. The $7.5 million, CM/GC project for the Peoples Utility District in Clatskanie, Oregon involves construction of approximately 49,000 sf of new office, maintenance, and warehouse space. Photo by David Homer, David rr Homer Photography, Creswell , OR USA
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Jason Wasinger- Engineering Inter for Project. Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. is currently expanding existing streetcar services in Portland, Oregon to connect NW Pearl District with the Central Eastside District. Installation of rail on a busy boulevard. Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. is the Construction Manager/ General Contractor of the Portland Streetcar Loop Project. Submitted by Inna Mishchuk, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Portland, OR USA Photo by Jason Wasinger
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The new Willis Avenue Bridge installed in its final position (just south of existing bridge) Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Rafael Azucar
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P&C Construction Co. PUD Project. Workers here shown pouring and screeding a new concrete walkway. The $7.5 million, CM/GC project for the Peoples Utility District in Clatskanie, Oregon involves construction of approximately 49,000 sf of new office, maintenance, and warehouse space. Photo by David Homer, David rr Homer Photography, Creswell , OR USA
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I will make sure it gets the positive press it deserves. Submitted by Mike Bozone, Potter Structures, Dallas, TX USA Photo by Christine Matthews
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66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA - Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, Washington is the general contractor on this $22M facility for the Washington National Guard. Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Synchronized Rock Knocking. Dressing rock under rail at Jordan River Bridge approach on UTAs Jordan River Service Center project. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Richard Green
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Transportation of new swing span via the Harlem River in New York City Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Rafael Azucar
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66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA - Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, Washington is the general contractor on this $22M facility for the Washington National Guard. Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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UNICOR headquarters new solar-ready Energy Star white roof that is 100% recyclable. Crystalline solar panels, manufactured by the U.S. Federal Prison Industries, are installed on the SolarDock rooftop racking system along with a rooftop garden overlooking Washington, D.C. Submitted by Brett Morgan, Nations Roof, Richmond, VA USA Photo by Joe Carbine
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66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA - Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, Washington is the general contractor on this $22M facility for the Washington National Guard. Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA - Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, Washington is the general contractor on this $22M facility for the Washington National Guard. Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Thermite welding on UTAs Jordan River Service Center project. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Dave Kennedy
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66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA - Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, Washington is the general contractor on this $22M facility for the Washington National Guard. Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Stacy and Witbeck Foreman Bryan McCabe inspecting tie spacing on UTAs Jordan River Service Center project. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Dave Kennedy
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66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA - Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, Washington is the general contractor on this $22M facility for the Washington National Guard. Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA - Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, Washington is the general contractor on this $22M facility for the Washington National Guard. Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Stacy and Witbeck laborer fixing tie spacing on UTAs Jordan River Service Center project. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Dave Kennedy
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Moving speed swing to set rail on UTAs Jordan River Service Center project. Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Dave Kennedy
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA - Washington Corrections Center for Women. Photo by Wade Perrow, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor; 66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Direct fixation track pour on DARTs Dallas Orange Line Expansion Project Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Jeff Willcox
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Part of the HVAC System at the Sacramento Airport for the Street side. Both the Piping and the Sheet metal fabricated by ACCO. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor; 66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor; 66th Aviation Brigade Readiness Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA Photo by Maili Jonkman, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Stacy and Witbecks Eli Bustamante standing at rail pile on DARTs Dallas Orange Line Expansion Project Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Jeff Willcox
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Following a down pour of rain in Boulder Colorado, the reflection of a crane is photographed at the Columbine Elementary project site. Photo by Tania Landauer, Adolfson and Peterson Construction, Aurora, CO United States of America
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Following a down pour of rain in Boulder Colorado, the reflection of a crane is photographed at the Columbine Elementary project site. Photo by Tania Landauer, Adolfson and Peterson Construction, Aurora, CO United States of America
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Night pour on DARTs Dallas Orange Line Expansion Project Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Mike Mizell
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Adolfson and Peterson Construction was installing the roof decking on Aurora High School Project. Photo by Tania Landauer, Adolfson and Peterson Construction, Aurora, CO United States of America
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Cross leveling track on UTAs Jordan River Service Station Project Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Dave Kennedy
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Stillness in the air after a rain pour in Boulder Colorado at the Columbine Elementary project site. Photo by Tania Landauer, Adolfson and Peterson Construction, Aurora, CO United States of America
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Paved track pour on UTAs West Valley Light Rail Project Submitted by Cynthia Shelvy, Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Alameda, CA United States Photo by Brent Allison
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The sun sets over the Garden City High School where Adolfson and Peterson Construction is building a state of the art education facility in Kansas. Submitted by Tania Landauer, Adolfson and Peterson Construction, Aurora, CO United States of America Photo by Steve Ebert
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A darkened sky creates a silhouette of a crane at the Columbine Elementary site after a rain pour. Photo by Tania Landauer, Adolfson and Peterson Construction, Aurora, CO United States of America
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor WA - Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, AK: WPC crews relocate large rocks to make way for new observation towers, which will be used by NOAA scientists to monitor the fur seal population on this remote island in the Bering Sea. Photo by Rory Godinez, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor WA - Seal Observation Facilities, St. Paul Island, AK: WPC crews construct new observation towers and walkways for use by NOAA scientists to monitor the fur seal population on this remote island in the Bering Sea. Photo by Rory Godinez, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, WA constructs observation towers and walkways on St. Paul Island, AK for NOAA scientists to use in monitoring the fur seal population. Photo by Rory Godinez, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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Wade Perrow Construction LLC of Gig Harbor, WA constructs observation towers and walkways on St. Paul Island, AK for NOAA scientists to use in monitoring the fur seal population. Photo by Rory Godinez, Wade Perrow Construction LLC, Gig Harbor, WA United States
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A curved girder ready to be set into place at the site of a New Jersey Transit bridge that will carry motorists from the southbound Garden State Parkway to eastbound I-78. Taken June 14, 2010. Submitted by Charles Manning, AECOM, New York, NY USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Looking up at an ironworker at the site of a New Jersey Transit bridge that will carry motorists from the southbound Garden State Parkway to eastbound I-78. Taken June 14, 2010. Submitted by Charles Manning, AECOM, New York, NY USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Flat Water Wind Farm, Richardson County, Nebraska. Built on approximately 4,800 acres of rural agricultural and grazing land. Forty 1.5 MW General Electric XLE wind turbine generators. Nine miles of access roads. Tower height: 80 meters; Rotor diameter:82.5 meters; Tip height:121.25 meters Submitted by Jeff Stewart, Kleinfelder, Redmond, WA USA Photo by Jeff Stewart
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A girder is reflected in the still water in Dover, NJ, at the site of a new bridge over the Raritan River and Route 46. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Flat Water Wind Farm, Richardson County, Nebraska. Built on approximately 4,800 acres of rural agricultural and grazing land. Forty 1.5 MW General Electric XLE wind turbine generators. Nine miles of access roads. Tower height: 80 meters; Rotor diameter:82.5 meters; Tip height:121.25 meters Photo by Jeff Stewart, Kleinfelder, Redmond, WA USA
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Flat Water Wind Farm, Richardson County, Nebraska. Built on approximately 4,800 acres of rural agricultural and grazing land. Forty 1.5 MW General Electric XLE wind turbine generators. Nine miles of access roads. Tower height: 80 meters; Rotor diameter:82.5 meters; Tip height:121.25 meters Photo by Jeff Stewart, Kleinfelder, Redmond, WA USA
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A flag flies from a girder at the site of a new bridge connecting the Garden State Parkway and I-78. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Flat Water Wind Farm, Richardson County, Nebraska. Built on approximately 4,800 acres of rural agricultural and grazing land. Forty 1.5 MW General Electric XLE wind turbine generators. Nine miles of access roads. Tower height: 80 meters; Rotor diameter:82.5 meters; Tip height:121.25 meters. Nacele, Hub, and Rotor assembly weighs approximately 90 tons and the tower weighs in at over 100 tons. Photo by Jeff Stewart, Kleinfelder, Redmond, WA USA
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A pier and the box girder its about to receive in dusty light at the site of a new bridge connecting the Garden State Parkway and I-78. Taken 6 April 2010. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Moving swing span to its final location Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Rafael Azucar
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Jacking towers standing ready at the site of a new bridge that will connect motorists between the Garden State Parkway and I-78, which is near Newark Airport. Taken April 9, 2010. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Placement of concrete at approach span 5 with dual finishing machine Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Rafael Azucar
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A spreader bar is poised over two curved girders at the site of a new bridge that will connect motorists between the Garden State Parkway and I-78. Taken June 10, 2010. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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A spreader bar is poised over two curved girders at the site of a new bridge that will connect motorists between the Garden State Parkway and I-78. Taken June 10, 2010. Submitted by Lacey Benzing, Structural Services, Inc., Bethlehem, PA USA Photo by Kim Carpenter
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Night shift operation for erection of swing span. Also showing, the span being lifted by self-propelled modular trailers for float-out (the swing span was erected in Coeymans near Albany and floated to New York City over barges through the Hudson River) Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Jainish Vashi
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Erection of swing span top chord Submitted by Amber Thompson, Parsons, Pasadena, CA U.S. Photo by Jainish Vashi
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Caption..Electrical Lines.. Pictorial of Hendersonville, NC. Sheriffs Dept. I am a volunteer photographer. Submitted by Melanie Alfaro, , Bostic, NC United States Photo by Melanie Alfaro
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Two GMK 7550 cranes lift a 200,000 pound concrete form on the new Washington Metro Silver Line. I was taking photographs for the crane company. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Construction worker takes a break. I was photographing the project for the GC. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Workers for Interlock steel rig a bridge beam for lifting. I was taking photographs for the crane company. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Crane operator of a Liebherr LR 1400 lifting concrete beams on the ICC in Maryland. I was taking photographs for the crane company. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Fred Wilson of Combustioneer Mechanical lowers a cooling tower into place on the NOAA building in Silver Spring, Md. I was taking photographs for the crane company. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Tower crane assembly man takes a break in Merrifield, Va. I was taking photographs for Miller and Long. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Photographed from a tower crane Merrifield, Va. I was taking photographs for Miller and Long and liked the abstract look of the deck. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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John White of Interlock Steelworkers of Mt Airy, Md, works on the Virginia HOT lanes project. I was taking photographs for the area construction manager. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Excavator operator for Goldin and Stafford, tears down a heavily reinforced concrete building in D.C. I was taking photographs for the demo company. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Tower crane assembly crew for Miller and Long Concrete Construction on a cold January day in Merrifield, Va. I was taking photographs for them. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Kelly Tidwell of Elite Electrical replaces the aviation light (struck by lightning) on a 270 foot spire at the Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Va. I was taking photographs for the crane company. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Kelly Tidwell of Elite Electrical Corporation replaces the aviation light (struck by lightning) on a 270 foot spire at the Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Va. I was taking photographs for the crane company. Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Oops! I wanted this shot instead of IMG_8526.jpg. Kelly Tidwell, master electrician, changes the aviation light (struck by lightning) on top of a 270 foot spire at the Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Va. I was taking photographs for WO Grubb, the crane company. Thanks for the substitution! Cyrus Photo by Cyrus Creveling, Self, FAIRFAX, VA United States
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Caption..Twins.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Submitted by Melanie Alfaro, , Bostic, NC United States Photo by Melanie Alfaro
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Caption..Ever Vigiliant.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Project-DFW Connector - $1B design-build in Grapevine, TX north of DFW Airport along SH 121-SH 114-IH 635 (Tarrant County). Setting beams at Main St bridge. Bridge engineer for this bridge:Bridgefarmer and Associates. Contractor: NorthGate Constructors - a joint venture of Kiewit and Zachry. Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer and Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States
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Caption..Watching.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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This is a photo a a master cement finisher putting the final touches on the floor of an outdoor patio.I was one of two photographers shooting the progress of the construction of the renovation of the El Chorro Lodge Restaurant in Paradise Valley Arizona. Photos were shot over a two month period before the opening in February, 2010 Photo by Mark Duran, Duranphotographic, Phoenix, AZ USA
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Caption..Unloading.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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This is a photo a a master tile finisher putting the final touches on the floor of an outdoor balcony. I was one of two photographers shooting the progress of the construction of the renovation of the El Chorro Lodge Restaurant in Paradise Valley Arizona. Photos were shot over a two month period before the opening in February, 2010 Photo by Mark Duran, Duranphotographic, Phoenix, AZ USA
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Caption..Directing Drop.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Project-DFW Connector - $1B design-build in Grapevine, TX north of DFW Airport along SH 121-SH 114-IH 635 (Tarrant County). Bridge demolision. Bridge engineer for this bridge:Bridgefarmer and Associates. Contractor: NorthGate Constructors - a joint venture of Kiewit and Zachry. Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States Photo by Jim Langston, Bridgefarmer and Associates, Inc., Dallas, TX United States
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Installation of concrete girders Photo by Arash Parham, Clark Construction Group, LLC, Bethesda, MD U.S.A.
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Photo Description: Prefabrication of Substation Control Panels Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Substation Control Panel Prefabrication Project Project Description: OConnell Electric prefabricates substation control panels in one of their facilities to minimize customer outage durations while replacing/upgrading existing electro mechanical protective relay packages to new modern micro processed controlled relays such as schweitzer (SEL) Location: Rochester, New York Date: April 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United Stats
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Caption..En-Deere-ing to All..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Core Cutting - Hambantota Harbor Development Project, Sri Lanka Submitted by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage
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Steel girders Photo by Arash Parham, Clark Construction Group, LLC, Bethesda, MD U.S.A.
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Caption: Old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole being supported by crane for final demolition cut with newly placed light pole in background / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Caption..Humble Beginnings..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Photo Description: Prefabrication of Substation Control Panels Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Substation Control Panel Prefabrication Project Project Description: OConnell Electric prefabricates substation control panels in one of their facilities to minimize customer outage durations while replacing/upgrading existing electro mechanical protective relay packages to new modern micro processed controlled relays such as schweitzer (SEL) Location: Rochester, New York Date: April 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United Stats
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Caption..Pipe Line..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Preparation for installation of SIP forms for a bridge deck over I-95 in Maryland during the construction of Intercounty County Connector Contract C. Photo by Arash Parham, Clark Construction Group, LLC, Bethesda, MD U.S.A.
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Caption: Old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole being systematically cut down with acetylene torch / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Photo Description: Change/replacement of antennas and cables Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Cell Tower Transmission Structure Upgrades Project Description: Replace/upgrade cell transmission equipment on structures throughout Buffalo, Rochester and Albany Location: Buffalo, New York Date: April 27, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United Stats
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Caption..Job Trailer..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption: Fits Just Like a Glove. This photo was taken at the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) project in Folsom, CA. Shawn Strohman served as the site superindendent/construction manager on the project. Submitted by Kelli Kobiolka, Vanir Construction Management, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA Photo by Shawn Strohman
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Offshore Drilling - Prior to the Construction of Hambantota Harbor Development, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Caption: Old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole being systematically cut down with acetylene torch / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Caption: Going Down... This photo was taken at the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) project in Folsom, CA. Shawn Strohman served as the site superindendent/construction manager on the project. Submitted by Kelli Kobiolka, Vanir Construction Management, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA Photo by Shawn Strohman
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Offshore Drilling(Geotechnical Investigation) - Prior to the Construction of Hambantota Harbor Development, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Caption: Getting it just right. This photo was taken at the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) project in Folsom, CA. Shawn Strohman served as the site superindendent/construction manager on the project. Submitted by Kelli Kobiolka, Vanir Construction Management, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA Photo by Shawn Strohman
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Caption: Looking down one end of a downed section of an old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole -- pole wires are bunched in center of pole / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Caption: Silent Soldiers, Awaiting the Call of the Sun. This photo was taken at the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) project in Folsom, CA. Shawn Strohman served as the site superindendent/construction manager on the project. Submitted by Kelli Kobiolka, Vanir Construction Management, Inc., Sacramento, CA USA Photo by Shawn Strohman
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Slope Stabilization - Southren Transport Development Project - Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Caption: Foreman lining up the laser on a new University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole with the mid-field target -- laser can be seen as blurry red dot in light cluster / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Photo Description: Construction worker in building remodeling construction site in Buffalo, NY Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Description: Renovation project at EFD Rothenburg / April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Caption: Nuts of new University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole base being tightened on foundation bolts after positioning was confirmed as correct from OConnell project foreman in the stadium field / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Geotechnical Investigation for Bridge Construction in Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Grouting for Mini Hydro Power Project in Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Photo Description: Ground workers raising antenna part to workers on tower Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Cell Tower Transmission Structure Upgrades Project Description: Replace/upgrade cell transmission equipment on structures throughout Buffalo, Rochester and Albany Location: Buffalo, New York Date: April 27, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Caption: Cross section of downed, old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole showing acetylene torch cut -- cranes in background / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Photo Description: OConnell Electric technicians performing an energized inspection of a dry type transformer. The inspection included thermographic, ultrasonic and partial discharge testing. Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Transformer Inspection Location: Rochester, New York Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Caption: Looking down one end of a downed section of an old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole with cut pole wires bunched in center / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Photo Description: Concrete being poured at Avon Worm Farm / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Avon Worm Farm Electrical Construction / Location: Avon, New York Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Caption: Old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole being systematically cut down with acetylene torch / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Photo Description: Prefabrication of Substation Control Panels Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Substation Control Panel Prefabrication Project Project Description: OConnell Electric prefabricates substation control panels in one of their facilities to minimize customer outage durations while replacing/upgrading existing electro mechanical protective relay packages to new modern micro processed controlled relays such as schweitzer (SEL) Location: Rochester, New York Date: April 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Prefabrication of Substation Control Panels Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Substation Control Panel Prefabrication Project Project Description: OConnell Electric prefabricates substation control panels in one of their facilities to minimize customer outage durations while replacing/upgrading existing electro mechanical protective relay packages to new modern micro processed controlled relays such as schweitzer (SEL) Location: Rochester, New York Date: April 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Change/replacement of antennas and cables Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Cell Tower Transmission Structure Upgrades Project Description: Replace/upgrade cell transmission equipment on structures throughout Buffalo, Rochester and Albany Location: Buffalo, New York Date: April 27, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Prefabrication of Substation Control Panels Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Substation Control Panel Prefabrication Project Project Description: OConnell Electric prefabricates substation control panels in one of their facilities to minimize customer outage durations while replacing/upgrading existing electro mechanical protective relay packages to new modern micro processed controlled relays such as schweitzer (SEL) Location: Rochester, New York Date: April 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Prefabrication of Substation Control Panels Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Substation Control Panel Prefabrication Project Project Description: OConnell Electric prefabricates substation control panels in one of their facilities to minimize customer outage durations while replacing/upgrading existing electro mechanical protective relay packages to new modern micro processed controlled relays such as schweitzer (SEL) Location: Rochester, New York Date: April 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Change/replacement of antennas and cables Project Title: Cell Tower Transmission Structure Upgrades Project Description: Replace/upgrade cell transmission equipment on structures throughout Buffalo, Rochester and Albany Location: Buffalo, New York Date: April 27, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United Stats
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Caption..Cat and Deere..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Vertical Drilling - South Asia Gatway Terminal - Colombo Harbor, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Caption: Old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole being systematically cut down with acetylene torch / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Caption..82 Years Young and still on the Job..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption..Nuff Said..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept. Volunteer photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Floating in the first arch for the Lake Siskiyou Bridge, Mt. Shasta in the background. Buzz Knight, Timberworks Inc. General Contractor, Cooper Crane and Rigging doing the barge and crane work, Mike Hupp Photographer Photo by Mike Hupp, Dawn Patrol Images, Mt. Shasta, CA US
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Lake Siskiyou Bridge: Buzz Knight, Timberworks Inc. General Contractor, Cooper Crane and Rigging doing the barge and crane work, Mike Hupp Photographer Photo by Mike Hupp, Dawn Patrol Images, Mt. Shasta, CA US
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photographer Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photographer Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photographer Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photographer Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photographer Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Lake Siskiyou Bridge-the Keystone Arch: Buzz Knight, Timberworks Inc. General Contractor, Cooper Crane and Rigging doing the barge and crane work, Mike Hupp Photographer. See the entire construction sequence at http://www.dawnpatrolimages.com/LSBridge.html Photo by Mike Hupp, Dawn Patrol Images, Mt. Shasta, CA US
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Lake Siskiyou Bridge and Mt. Shasta: Buzz Knight, Timberworks Inc. General Contractor, Cooper Crane and Rigging doing the barge and crane work, Mike Hupp Photographer. See the entire construction sequence at http://www.dawnpatrolimages.com/LSBridge.html Photo by Mike Hupp, Dawn Patrol Images, Mt. Shasta, CA US
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The Project is the NOvA Detector Plant. The contractor was Adolfson Peterson Construction. The dollar value of the project was $45 million. In this picture a construction worker is using the Meva Formwork System KLK and Imperial formwork. Submitted by Abigail Groeschel, Meva Formwork Systems Inc., Springfield, OH USA Photo by Dave Nichols
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The Project is the North East Wastewater Treatment Plant. EE Austin $ Son is the contractor on the project. This picture shows the contractors using the Mevalite formwork to shape the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Submitted by Abigail Groeschel, Meva Formwork Systems Inc., Springfield, OH USA Photo by Pat Coughenour
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The Project is the North East Wastewater Treatment Plant. EE Austin $ Son is the contractor on the project. This picture shows the contractor using the Mevalite formwork to shape the Wastewater Treatment Plant. Submitted by Abigail Groeschel, Meva Formwork Systems Inc., Springfield, OH USA Photo by Pat Coughenour
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This picture is of the NATM excavation for the Tysons Corner Tunnels as part of the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project. The tunnels are for the extension od the Washington DC Metro to Dulles Airport. Work was started in September 2009 and at the time I was working for Metropolitan Washington Area Airports Authority (MWAA) as the owners representative for the night shift. This photo was taken early in the construction as work on the OB tunnel nearing the 300 foot mark and work to install the Canopy pipes is beginning the IB tunnel. Photo by Andrew Stone, Jacobs Associates, Nashville, TN USA
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Photo Description: Worker installing hanger at EFD Rothenburg renovation project / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. / Project Title: Rothenburg renovation project electrical construction work / Location: Buffalo, New York / /Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Caption: Old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole being systematically cut down with acetylene torch / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc / Subcontracted to OConnell: Hohl Industrial Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Photo Description: Concrete being poured at Avon Worm Farm / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. / Project Title: Avon Worm Farm Electrical Construction / Location: Avon, New York Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Soil Nailing - Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Offshore Drilling for Salapiya Bridge in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Shotcreting - Southern Highway Development Project , Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Photo Description: Prefabrication of Substation Control Panels Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. Project Title: Substation Control Panel Prefabrication Project Project Description: OConnell Electric prefabricates substation control panels in one of their facilities to minimize customer outage durations while replacing/upgrading existing electro mechanical protective relay packages to new modern micro processed controlled relays such as schweitzer (SEL) Location: Rochester, New York Date: April 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Rennovation demolition in Buffalo, NY office building / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. / Project Title: Rothenburg renovation project electrical construction work / Location: Buffalo, New York / /Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Rennovation demolition in Buffalo, NY office building / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. / Project Title: Rothenburg renovation project electrical construction work / Location: Buffalo, New York / /Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Rennovation demolition in Buffalo, NY office building / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. / Project Title: Rothenburg renovation project electrical construction work / Location: Buffalo, New York / /Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Rennovation demolition in Buffalo, NY office building / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. / Project Title: Rothenburg renovation project electrical construction work / Location: Buffalo, New York / /Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Photo Description: Rennovation demolition in Buffalo, NY office building / Customer/Client: OConnell Electric Company, Inc. / Project Title: Rothenburg renovation project electrical construction work / Location: Buffalo, New York / /Date: April, 2010 Photo by Steven Nourse, Steve Nourse Photography, Big Lake, AK United States
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Caption: Acetylene torch cut holes on a downed section of an old University of Buffalo Stadium Light Pole -- holes used for lifting cut section of pole to the ground with crane / My Role on the Project: Photographer / Project: University of Buffalo Stadium Lights replacement project. / Company/Customer: OConnell Electric Company, Inc Photo by Keith Meehan, RK5, Inc., Victor, NY United States
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Testing the Strength of the Installed Nails at Southern Highway Development Project, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Geotechnical Investigation - Hambantota Harbor Development, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Jet Grouting for Fish Market in Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Pile Rectification for the Norochcholei Jetty, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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We Protect Ourselves, Soil Nailing with Coir Geo Textile Restoerd Coconut Planted land using Coconut fiber Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Angle Drilling for Compaction Grouting at South Asia Gateway Terminal in Colombo Harbor, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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GPR Survey for South Asia Gateway Terminal in Colombo Harbor, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Onshore Tube Well Construction for Desalination Plant in Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Tube Well Construction(Drilling) for Desalination Plant in Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Pile Rectification, Sri Lanka Photo by Chandra Gamage, Soil Tech (PVT) Ltd., Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
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Lightning strikes during the first radome cap lift attempt for the HUSIR project. I am a research Engineer at MIT Haystack Observatory where the project was being conducted. During project lifts I was acting a photographer for MIT Haystack Observatory. Submitted by James ONeill, BOND, Everett, MA USA Photo by Frank Lind
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Photo by Dustin Marcicki, North American Dismantling Corp, Lapeer, MI United States
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Childrens Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota, Expansion and Renovation Project, Minneapolis, MN -2009 - Billy Briggs, Photographer Submitted by Kesha Lien, Knutson Construction, Minneapolis, MN United States Photo by Billy Briggs
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Childrens Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota, Expansion and Renovation Project, Minneapolis, MN - 2009 - Billy Briggs, Photographer Submitted by Kesha Lien, Knutson Construction, Minneapolis, MN United States Photo by Billy Briggs
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City of Minneapolis Hiawatha Maintenance Facility Groundbreaking Ceremony, Minneapolis, MN - 2009 - Billy Briggs, Photographer Submitted by Kesha Lien, Knutson Construction, Minneapolis, MN United States Photo by Billy Briggs
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Construction continues on the $207 million Vineyard Water Treatment Plant, the largest self-perform contract ever for Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc. Work began on the 45-month project in March 2008 in Sacramento, California. The Vineyard plant will receive its water from the Freeport Water Intake Facility that Balfour Beatty Infrastructure is constructing in the Sacramento River. (Photographer - Todd Quam, Digital Sky Aerial Imaging) Submitted by Steve Jones, Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc., Atlanta, GA USA Photo by Todd Quam
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95th Avenue Park and Ride, Blaine, MN - 2009 - Billy Biggs, Photographer Submitted by Kesha Lien, Knutson Construction, Minneapolis, MN United States Photo by Billy Briggs
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95th Avenue Park and Ride, Blaine, MN - 2009 - Billy Briggs, Photographer Submitted by Kesha Lien, Knutson Construction, Minneapolis, MN United States Photo by Billy Briggs
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The sunrises on the UNC Bell Tower Project. Chapel Hill NC. Picture taken by Chris Walker, Superintendent. Submitted by Jay Mosier, Raleigh, NC United States Photo by Chris Walker
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Working Rebar on the UNC Bell Tower Project. Chapel Hill NC. Picture taken by Dorian Shy, Project Engineer. Submitted by Jay Mosier, Raleigh, NC United States Photo by Dorian Shy
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Holding back the river - Kleinfelder is providing quality assurance support, materials testing and construction inspection services of Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Redevelopment project. Photo shows beginning phase of coffer dam construction, first phase of many, to upgrade a diversion dam and two hydroelectric power plants to boost output; ultimately to enhance recreational and scenic opportunities, limit risks for upstream flooding, preserve cultural and historical artifacts, and improve fish and wildlife habitat. Photo by Jeff Stewart, Kleinfelder, Redmond, WA USA
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Photographer for a special environmental project called SunScape for Burns and Scalo Roofing Co. 111110 Submitted by Carol Todd, Burns And Scalo Roofing Co., Pittsburgh, PA USA Photo by Matt Polk
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East Bound Wakota Bridge, Lunda Construction. Independent Photographer Photo by Peder Thompson, South St. Paul, MN US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Project site is located at 1155 Island Avenue in downtown San Diego California, between 11th Avenue and Park Boulevard. The site consists of 30,000 square feet, of which the footprint of the new building will be excavated to a depth of approximately 46 feet with the construction of an earth retention system. The Project consists of an eight story Law School Building, with ground level retail space, three levels of underground parking with accommodations for thirty-one bike stalls, nine motorcycle spaces, and 175 spaces for cars. The building is a Type 1B Construction with structural Concrete below grade with a podium slab at the first floor and eight levels and a roof of structural Steel, for a two-hour fire rating. The exterior, features a unique design consisting of building offsets and a wing-like steel framed roof structure covered with Metal Composite Panels, and a building envelope comprised of Stone Veneer cladding, Metal Composite Panels, and an aluminum and glass curtain wall in shades of green and blue tint, with clear glazing at selected column lines. The fifth and eighth floors offer outdoor terraced viewing areas with stone cladding parapets and 72 feet Glass Guardrails. The building's main entrance fronts Island Avenue with dual double-door Aluminum Storefront entrance with a steel framed powder coated canopy above. A curved "Monument" open staircase with ornamental glass hand and guardrails starts at the first floor main lobby ascending up to the third floor, which is a key architectural feature of the main lobby. The numerous interior finishes includes: Terrazzo, Stone, Carpet (twenty-seven different types), Paint, Wall Coverings, Millwork, Wood Paneling, including Acoustical Ceilings, and Ceramic Tile in all restrooms. The building is fully sprinkled and title 24 compliant. Photo by Jacqueline Loza , Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., San Diego, CA US
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Damon Yuen (on Jan 2009) - Caption: in-house photographer in Arup Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by Damon Yuen
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Chas Pope (on Jun 2010) - Caption: project manager in this job. Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by Chas Pope
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Goman Ho (date unknown) - project director of this job Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by Goman Ho
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Damon Yuen - Caption: in-house photographer in Arup Submitted by Wendy Fung, Ove Arup and Partners Hong Kong Ltd, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Photo by Damon Yuen
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On the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital replacement project, I have helped manage exterior trades, change orders, document control, and inspections. I was on a late afternoon job walk and while on the scaffold noticed I wasnt alone - the shadow cast across the building and vertical expansion joint created a sharp contrast of interesting lines that caught my eye. Submitted by Susan Garritano, McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., St. Louis, MO USA Photo by Kimberly Pletcher
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Concrete Pour Washington University School of Engineering - Preston M. Green Hall Submitted by Tasha Turnbough, Clayco, Inc., St. Louis, MO US Photo by Matthew McFarland
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Concrete Pour Washington University School of Engineering - Preston M. Green Hall Submitted by Tasha Turnbough, Clayco, Inc., St. Louis, MO US Photo by Matthew McFarland
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Concrete Pour Washington University School of Engineering - Preston M. Green Hall Submitted by Tasha Turnbough, Clayco, Inc., St. Louis, MO US Photo by Matthew McFarland
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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DHT Reactor Setting Progress - Preparations to allow for the removal of the Tailing Beam. My role was Quality Contol Technician. Submitted by Mike Gwyn, Benham Constructors, LLC, Oklahoma City, OK USA Photo by Bill Strong
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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Chickamauga Lock: New Lock and Cofferdam Construction - June 2010 (ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. I can get an update on our current project work if this image is chosen. The project has been in the news a lot lately because of a funding debate. http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2010/sep/30/lock-work-stalls-chickamauga/) Photo by Lindsay Staton, ARCADIS, Chattanooga, TN US
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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TVA Chickamauga Lock - ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. With the design of the lock nearly complete, we are now supporting the cofferdam construction through an Engineering During Construction task order and participating in a consolidation task order that brings together all the design elements of the new lock. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Lindsay Staton
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Chickamauga Lock: New Lock and Cofferdam Construction - June 2010 (ARCADIS assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Nashville District on pre-authorization investigations and later conducted the foundation investigation within the planned project site. I can get an update on our current project work if this image is chosen. The project has been in the news a lot lately because of a funding debate. http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2010/sep/30/lock-work-stalls-chickamauga/) Photo by Lindsay Staton, ARCADIS, Chattanooga, TN US
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2) In Fall 2010, decontamination and decommissioning crews at the Idaho Cleanup Project demolished building CPP-601 - a facility at the heart of the Chem Plant that from 1954 to 1992 represented the first generation of uranium reprocessing in the United States. The building is one of 220 facilities and structures slated for demolition as part of cleanup of the Department of Energys Idaho Site.(project photographer) (high resolution photos available) Submitted by K Rhodes, CH2M-WG Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID US Photo by Ron Paarmann
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Knutson concrete crew at the clearwell slab pour at the Fort Madison Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant in Fort Madison, IA. This approximately 750 cu. yd. pour is the largest performed by the Knutson Construction Iowa branch. Hired Photographer. Submitted by Rebecca Zumdome, Knutson Construction Services, Iowa City, IA USA Photo by Wayne Johnson
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Bull float close-up at the clearwell slab pour at the Fort Madison Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant in Fort Madison, IA. This approximately 750 cu. yd. pour is the largest performed by the Knutson Construction Iowa branch. Hired Photographer. Submitted by Rebecca Zumdome, Knutson Construction Services, Iowa City, IA USA Photo by Wayne Johnson
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I am a Senior Superintendent at Swinerton Builders, San Diego Division. This photo is of an early morning concerete pour at our UCSD Revelle College Apartments project in La Jolla, CA. We poured 17,000 cubic yards of concrete. Submitted by Erica Jiggins, Swinerton Builders, San Diego, CA USA Photo by Bobby Badillo
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Modulus Consulting is the Building Information Modeling (BIM) coordinator for the Cahill Contractors / Otto Construction Joint Venture as they build the Buck Institutes Phase 3 laboratory. The project is funded, in part, by the State of Californias Proposition 71. Modulus Consulting uses images like these, which are taken from the air using a small drone, as part of its BIM visualization. In other versions of this image, the new building is rendered into the foundation. Photo by Brett Young, Modulus Consulting LLC, San Francisco, CA USA
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Modulus Consulting is the Building Information Modeling (BIM) coordinator for the Cahill Contractors / Otto Construction Joint Venture as they build the Buck Institutes Phase 3 laboratory. The project is funded, in part, by the State of Californias Proposition 71. Modulus Consulting uses images like these, which are taken from the air using a small drone, as part of its BIM visualization. In other versions of this image, the new building is rendered into the foundation. Photo by Brett Young, Modulus Consulting LLC, San Francisco, CA USA
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Submitted by J. Robert Mann, E-J Electric Installation Co., Long Island City, NY USA Photo by John Perrotta
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ACCO Engineered Systems is currently fabricating and installing the HVAC System at the USC Campus in Los Angeles CA. This is a Sheet Metal worker installing ductwork. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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ACCO Engineered Systems is currently fabricating and installing the HVAC System at USC Campus in Los Angeles CA. This is Sheet Metal workers rigging in duct to install. Photo by Scott Lewis, ACCO Engineered Systems, Glendale, CA USA
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Leo Fioravanti, a Bergmann Associates Structural Engineer, is seen here through the 114 old timbers of a historic Railroad Trestle in Rosendale, NY. Bridge inspections are part of the preparations to convert the bridge into a pedestrian walkway, and an important connection along the 24 mile scenic Wallkill Valley Rail Trail. The Owner, The Wallkill Valley Land Trust, is presently rasing money for the historic restoration project. Submitted by Vince Press, Bergmann Associates, Rochester, NY USA Photo by Josh Gilger
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Wild Rose Wisconsin Bicycle and Pedestrian Path. Federal Highway Adminitration, ARRA Funding, Project Inspection. Lunda Construction Inc. Black River Falls, WI Photo by John Berg, Federal Highway Administration, Madison, WI USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. Needless to say we had to take the long way in and out. On one of the trips in my assistant and I road with two very nervous technicians from a software company. We all made it out just fine, I could not sleep the night before wondering about if we would. Funniest of all, the next day I was at the New Museum in NYC celebrating the release of my latest book, it was a completely different atmosphere. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. Needless to say we had to take the long way in and out. On one of the trips in my assistant and I road with two very nervous technicians from a software company. We all made it out just fine, I could not sleep the night before wondering about if we would. Funniest of all, the next day I was at the New Museum in NYC celebrating the release of my latest book, it was a completely different atmosphere. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. Needless to say we had to take the long way in and out. On one of the trips in my assistant and I road with two very nervous technicians from a software company. We all made it out just fine, I could not sleep the night before wondering about if we would. Funniest of all, the next day I was at the New Museum in NYC celebrating the release of my latest book, it was a completely different atmosphere. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. Needless to say we had to take the long way in and out. On one of the trips in my assistant and I road with two very nervous technicians from a software company. We all made it out just fine, I could not sleep the night before wondering about if we would. Funniest of all, the next day I was at the New Museum in NYC celebrating the release of my latest book, it was a completely different atmosphere. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. The project was a partnership between Maladen Buntich and Pacific Boring. The diameter of the tunnel was only 9 feet and the project holds a record for size, smallest. At the very head of the TBM, space was at a premium and workers would pop out of nowhere to bolt down the tunnel segments as the machine served them up. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. The project was a partnership between Maladen Buntich and Pacific Boring. The diameter of the tunnel was only 9 feet and the project holds a record for size, smallest. At the very head of the TBM, space was at a premium and workers would pop out of nowhere to bolt down the tunnel segments as the machine served them up. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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crew member and myself setting survey layout points for concrete placement on interstate project. Photo by Eric Lynn, Idaho Construction Survey, Boise, ID United States
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Carver-Hawkeye Arena Roof Pour, as seen from Tower Crane. Hired Photographer. Submitted by Rebecca Zumdome, Knutson Construction Services, Iowa City, IA USA Photo by Wayne Johnson
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. Once the second to the last section of segments was in place my assistant Carl and I hopped on the outbound train and over to the push through spot where the crew, executives and dignitaries watched as an anxious foreman took matters into his own hands. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. The TBM pushed through much to the joy of the crew and in groups of five and six we were slowly lifted to ground level, at that point I think emotions could have lifted us. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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Electrix team member undertaking a transformer upgrade in West Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand. Photo by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand
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Electrix crew undertaking a transformer upgrade in West Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand. Photo by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. Thats what it looked like. A few hours later I was in NYC where I road the subways with a whole new perspective Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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Electrix crew undertaking a transformer upgrade in West Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand. Photo by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand
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Electrix team member taking an access permit for during a transformer upgrade in West Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand. Photo by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand
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Electrix team member undertaking a pole replacement project in Torbay, Auckland, New Zealand. Submitted by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand Photo by Ranjit Manak
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Electrix team undertaking a pole replacement project in Torbay, Auckland, New Zealand. Submitted by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand Photo by Ranjit Manak
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Electrix team undertaking a pole replacement project in Torbay, Auckland, New Zealand. Submitted by Leticia Hughes, Electrix, Auckland, New Zealand Photo by Ranjit Manak
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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Port of San Diegos Broadway Pier Cruise Ship Terminal. ARCADIS provides construction management and project inspection services to the Port. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Arthur Serata
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The IHNC surge barrier construction on a rainy day in the spring. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jeanna Blatt
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The IHNC surge barrier construction on a rainy day in the spring. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jeanna Blatt
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The IHNC surge barrier construction on a rainy day in the spring. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jeanna Blatt
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The West Closure Complex construction, New Orleans. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jeanna Blatt
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The West Closure Complex construction, New Orleans. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jeanna Blatt
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More crains in the air than anywhere else in the U.S. The New Orleans Surge barrier under construction. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jeanna Blatt
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Taken from the seat of a LinkBelt RTC 90 crane setting forms around a rebar column cage on the Doyle Drive project, San Francisco. Photo by Greg Murphy, himself, Point Richmond, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. The project was a partnership between Maladen Buntich and Pacific Boring. The diameter of the tunnel was only 9 feet and the project holds a record for size, smallest. At the very head of the TBM, space was at a premium and workers would pop out of nowhere to bolt down the tunnel segments as the machine served them up. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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I accepted a last minute assignment photographing the completion of a 6000 foot long tunnel, sixty feet below the 100 Freeway in Los Angeles...30 feet from completion. Once the second to the last section of segments was in place my assistant Carl and I hopped on the outbound train and over to the push through spot where the crew, executives and dignitaries watched as an anxious foreman took matters into his own hands. After a good deal of yelling and welding the TBM was back on track to push through, if not the foreman was going to pull it through. Photo by Peter Christiansen Valli, PCV Photographic Services, Los Angeles, CA USA
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Securing the Kevlar Slings. The Chelsea Street Bridge Project in Boston, MA replaces a narrow shipping lane and 75 year old bascule bridge with a 175 foot clear center lift 220 foot tall center lift bridge. The lead contractor is J.F.White Contracting, steel erectors are Saugus Construction Co., Ironworkers out of Local 7. Completion is scheduled for the Fall of 2012. I am photographing this project through to the end. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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Walking the Demag CC2800 with 424,000 pounds of Bridge Steel. The Chelsea Street Bridge Project in Boston, MA replaces a narrow shipping lane and 75 year old bascule bridge with a 175 foot clear.220 foot tall center lift bridge. The lead contractor is J.F.White Contracting, steel erectors are Saugus Construction Co., Ironworkers out of Local 7. Completion is scheduled for the Fall of 2012. I am photographing this project through to the end. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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Early Morning Rituals. Preparing the Kevlar slings and 75-ton shackles is a slow and exacting process. The Chelsea Street Bridge Project in Boston, MA replaces a narrow shipping lane and 75 year old bascule bridge with a 175 foot clear,220 foot tall center lift bridge. The lead contractor is J.F.White Contracting, steel erectors are Saugus Construction Co., Ironworkers out of Local 7. Completion is scheduled for the Fall of 2012. I am photographing this project through to completion. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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Securing the last bolt. Preparing the lifting plate to erect a mid-level section. The Chelsea Street Bridge Project in Boston, MA replaces a narrow shipping lane and 75 year old bascule bridge with a 175 foot clear,220 foot tall center lift bridge. The lead contractor is J.F.White Contracting, steel erectors are Saugus Construction Co., Ironworkers out of Local 7. Completion is scheduled for the Fall of 2012. I am photographing this project through to completion. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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View from the Upper Deck. Once a coveted classic view, this was the scene this Summer from the Upper Deck of the old Giants Stadium while it was being demolished. The demolition of the 34 year old structure occured in just 5 1/2 months and was complete The Gramercy Group. I was hired by the demolition contractor to document in still and video the project from late spring until completion. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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The Last Down. The Demolition of Giants Stadium. The last piece of the bowl awaits its fate with the New Meadowlands Stadium looks on in the background. An ominous cloud of a summer storm hangs overhead. The demolition of the 34 year old structure occured in just 5 1/2 months and was complete The Gramercy Group. I was hired by the demolition contractor to document in still and video the project from late spring until completion. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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The 2 Minute Warning. The Demolition of Giants Stadium. On May 19th, 2010 at approx. 8:30PM the Press Box at Giants Stadium was pull off the Upper Deck. Demolition was performed by the Gramercy Group and was completed in just 5 1/2 months.The video I shot showcasing this event was posted online a few hours after the press box hit the ground. It became and instant hit as the social media arena sent it arounnd the world. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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Hydro mulch crew at work in White Mountain Canyon face near Green River, Wyoming. My role is monitoring progress on the 43 mile 35-inch pipeline project. Photo by David Dixon, Snelson Companies, Inc., Sedro Woolley, WA USA
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Arnolds Custom Seeding Mulch machine being towed up canyon by Snelson D-8 bulldozer to pump mulch to crew below shooting hillside. My role is monitoring progress on the 43 mile 35-inch pipeline project. Photo by David Dixon, Snelson Companies, Inc., Sedro Woolley, WA USA
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The John James Audubon Bridge, east main span cantilever just prior to back span closure. Photo by Matthew Curtiss, Flatiron, New Roads, LA USA
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Caption: Nighttime photograph of telecoped Control Structure No. 5 temporary earth retention system shaft over the Oakland-Macomb Intercepter. Shaft diameter: 51 feet Shaft Depth: 86 feet. Role: Construction Observer to document progress of construction and compliance with Contract Drawings and Specifications. Submitted by Zachary Carr, NTH Consultants, Ltd., Detroit, MI United States Photo by Gary Leideker
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Caption: Removing first section of Oakland-Macomb Interceptor pipe within Control Structure No. 5 telescoped temporary earth retention system shaft. Shaft diameter: 51 feet Shaft Depth: 86 feet. Role: Construction Observer to document progress of construction and compliance with Contract Drawings and Specifications. Submitted by Zachary Carr, NTH Consultants, Ltd., Detroit, MI United States Photo by Gary Leideker
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Caption: Lower Cat excavator into Control Structure No. 5 telescoped temporary earth retention system shaft to continue excavation. Shaft diameter: 51 feet Shaft Depth: 86 feet. Role: Construction Observer to document progress of construction and compliance with Contract Drawings and Specifications. Submitted by Zachary Carr, NTH Consultants, Ltd., Detroit, MI United States Photo by Gary Leideker
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Caption: Drilling lower temporary earth retention system within Control Structure No. 5 shaft. Shaft diameter: 51 feet Shaft Depth: 86 feet. Role: Construction Observer to document progress of construction and compliance with Contract Drawings and Specifications. Submitted by Zachary Carr, NTH Consultants, Ltd., Detroit, MI United States Photo by Gary Leideker
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Caption: Profile view while drilling lower temporary earth retention system within Control Structure No. 5 shaft. Shaft diameter: 51 feet Shaft Depth: 86 feet. Role: Construction Observer to document progress of construction and compliance with Contract Drawings and Specifications. Submitted by Zachary Carr, NTH Consultants, Ltd., Detroit, MI United States Photo by Gary Leideker
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Caption: View of Control Structure No. 5 shaft with upper section of the Oakland-Macomb Interceptor exposed. Shaft diameter: 51 feet Shaft Depth: 86 feet. Role: Construction Observer to document progress of construction and compliance with Contract Drawings and Specifications. Submitted by Zachary Carr, NTH Consultants, Ltd., Detroit, MI United States Photo by Gary Leideker
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Caption: View from within Control Structure No. 5 shaft. Shown are the lower and upper portions of the telescoped temporary earth retention system, and the steel flume spanning between cut sections of the Oakland-Macomb Interceptor sewer. Shaft diameter: 51 feet Shaft Depth: 86 feet. Role: Construction Observer to document progress of construction and compliance with Contract Drawings and Specifications. Submitted by Zachary Carr, NTH Consultants, Ltd., Detroit, MI United States Photo by Gary Leideker
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Arnolds Custom Seeding shooting hydro mulch and tackifier/fertilizer on a steep pipeline slope being restored to pre construction condition. My role is project controls. Photo by David Dixon, Snelson Companies, Inc., Sedro Woolley, WA USA
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A perspective from a crane basket overlooking a bluff on a rockfall mitigation project located on State Highway 82 in Pitkin County, Colorado. My project role is Project Engineer for the owner, the Colorado Department of Transportation. On this particular day, the Contractor, Rock Solid Solutions, from Parachute, CO was using a Liebherr 110 Ton crane operated by PSI Crane out of Silt, CO to aid in layout of posts that will support draped cable nets on the cliff face. Photo by Joshua Cullen, Colorado Department of Transportation, Glenwood Springs, CO USA
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Preparing an Osterberg Load Cell. I am the Project Manager for Raito Photo by Brannin Beeks, Raito, Inc, Milford, CT United States
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Caption - Nibbi Procession. Role - To illustrate a day in the life on the construction site capturing skill and commitment of the people. Submitted by Kristin Medwick, Nibbi Brothers General Contractors, San Francisco, CA USA Photo by Leeta Steenwyk Browne
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Caption - Fusing steel bones. Role - To illustrate a day in the life on the construction site capturing skill and commitment of the people. Submitted by Kristin Medwick, Nibbi Brothers General Contractors, San Francisco, CA USA Photo by Leeta Steenwyk Browne
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Drilled Shaft Construction at the Jefferson Memorial. I am the Project Manager for Raito Submitted by Ryan McTigue, Raito, Inc., Woburn, MA United States Photo by Brannin Beeks
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Rotating 10ft diameter casing into place under the Moses Wheeler Bridge. I am the Project Manager for Raito Submitted by Ryan McTigue, Raito, Inc., Woburn, MA United States Photo by Brannin Beeks
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Bit body for Reverse Circulation Drill Rig on Moses Wheeler Bridge. I am the Project Manager for Raito Submitted by Ryan McTigue, Raito, Inc., Woburn, MA United States Photo by Brannin Beeks
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Hydro Grab excavating spoils at Moses Wheeler Bridge. I am the Project Manager for Raito Submitted by Ryan McTigue, Raito, Inc., Woburn, MA United States Photo by Brannin Beeks
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This photo was taken of the final lift setting the 242 ton upper section of a 275ft distillate tower. Photo by Marsha Faye, Universal Personnel, Olive Branch, MS USA
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Caption..Me....Melanie Alfaro, Amateur photographer..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn..Charlotte Division Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption..Booming Rods..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn..Charlotte Division Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption..Standees..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn..Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption..Rodbusting/FASCINATING...Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn..Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption.Have Gun will Travel/Surveying.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn.. Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Loading Precious Metals by Night. Demolition of Chrysler Fenton Assembly Plant South. While wrecking the building is a big part of any demolition project, harvesting and recycling the metals found inside the structure is an important part of the process. Here, just after sunset, MCMs Peterbilt heavy hauler is loaded with Stainless Steel by a CAT 345. I have been hired by the demolition contractor to document the demolition of the plant from start to finish. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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Dusk til Dawn Onsite Repair. Demolition of the Chrysler Fenton Assembly Plant South by MCM Management, Corp. While an army of excavators toils to wreck the building during the day a 2 man crew arrives at sundown to begin working on machines in need of repair. When the main hydraulic ram on a LaBounty Shear sprung a leak the only solution was to cut the end off and surgically weld the parts back together. Here Jim DiRosa of DiRosa Welding settles in for a long night. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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Caption...Doubles..Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn.. Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Atmospheric Conditions under the Lights. Demolition of the Chrysler Fenton Assembly Plant South by MCM Management, Corp. A CAT 385 mounted with a CAT SuperBoom systematically dismantles the former paint shop section. Under cover of night daylight conditions lead the way with lights on the machine and stadium lights on giant light plants. The continuous mist is courtesy of two form snow machines. Photo by Stephen SetteDucati, EarthRockHill LLC, Worcester, MA USA
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Caption...In the Cage/Elevator Shaft Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn.. Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption...From the Elevator Shaft Out Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn.. Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption...Rodbustin Under the Flag.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn.. Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Caption...Unloading Rods.. Hendersonville, NC Sheriffs Dept/JE Dunn.. Charlotte Division/Amateur Photographer Photo by Melanie Alfaro, JE Dunn Construction (Charlotte, NC division), Bostic, NC United States
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Set 120 beams Photo by anup tamrakar, AUI Contractors, Fort Worth, TX USA
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Phase IV of Marsha Sharp Freeway in Lubbock Texas. AUI is building 9 bridges and 7 retaining walls. Photo by anup tamrakar, AUI Contractors, Fort Worth, TX USA
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Phase IV of Marsha Sharp Freeway in Lubbock Texas. AUI is building 9 bridges and 7 retaining walls. Photo by anup tamrakar, AUI Contractors, Fort Worth, TX USA
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Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge under construction across Trinity River in Dallas, TX. The $117 million bridge, designed by famed architect Santiago Calatrava, is a six-lane 1800-ft span cable-stayed bridge. The arch tower is 400-ft in the air ans will connect to 58 steel cables. Photo by Tom Carmichael, , Los Angeles, CA USA
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Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge under construction across Trinity River in Dallas, TX. The $117 million bridge, designed by famed architect Santiago Calatrava, is a six-lane 1800-ft span cable-stayed bridge. The arch tower is 400-ft in the air ans will connect to 58 steel cables. Photo by Tom Carmichael, , Los Angeles, CA USA
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Silhouette of iron workers negotiating 2 Ton strand jack lifting eyes for the construction of the Tower of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. I am one of a handful of design engineers responsible for the construction operations of the Tower. Photo by Andre Markarian, American Bridge, San Francisco, CA USA
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Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge under construction across Trinity River in Dallas, TX. The $117 million bridge, designed by famed architect Santiago Calatrava, is a six-lane 1800-ft span cable-stayed bridge. The arch tower is 400-ft in the air ans will connect to 58 steel cables. Photo by Tom Carmichael, , Los Angeles, CA USA
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Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge under construction across Trinity River in Dallas, TX. The $117 million bridge, designed by famed architect Santiago Calatrava, is a six-lane 1800-ft span cable-stayed bridge. The arch tower is 400-ft in the air ans will connect to 58 steel cables. Photo by Tom Carmichael, , Los Angeles, CA USA
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The lifting of a 95 Ton shear plate by use of two Strand Jacks. The Shear Plate is one of many components of the Tower for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. I am one of a handful of design engineers responsible for the construction operations of the Tower. Photo by Andre Markarian, American Bridge, San Francisco, CA USA
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The lifting of a 1200 Ton steel Tower Shaft by use of a two strand jack gantry. The Tower Shaft shown is one of 4 Tower Shafts that comprise the bottom portion of the Tower for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. I am one of a handful of design engineers responsible for the construction operations of the Tower. Photo by Andre Markarian, American Bridge, San Francisco, CA USA
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The lifting of a 1200 Ton steel Tower Shaft by use of a two strand jack gantry. The Tower Shaft shown is one of 4 Tower Shafts that comprise the bottom portion of the Tower for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. I am one of a handful of design engineers responsible for the construction operations of the Tower. Photo by Andre Markarian, American Bridge, San Francisco, CA USA
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While inspecting construction sites for compliance of MnDNR interests, I do get the opportunity to take photos of various activities around construction sites. This one is of a welder inspecting pilings for the new TH61 bridge over the Mississippi River in Hastings Minnesota. Photo by Peter Leete, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, saint paul, MN USA
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Abstract view of three of the four Tower Shafts that comprise the bottom portion of the Tower for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. I am one of a handful of design engineers responsible for the construction operations of the Tower. Photo by Andre Markarian, American Bridge, San Francisco, CA USA
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While inspecting construction sites for compliance with MnDNR interests, I do get the opportunity to take photos of various activities around construction sites. This one is of the TH61 Lester River Bridge and Lake Superior in the background - with a worker doing final touches to the masonry restoration on the bridge. The bridge is on the list of historic bridges of Minnesota. Photo by peter leete, Minnesota DNR, saint paul, MN USA
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While inspecting construction sites for compliance with MnDNR interests, I do get the opportunity to take photos of sites in various conditions and at various times of the year. This one of the I-494 Mississippi Bridge (Wakota Bridge) in South Saint Paul Minnesota during winter work. Photo by peter leete, Minnesota DNR , Saint Paul, MN USA
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City of Harrison OH, Township Elevated Storage Tank, preparing to pour tank foundation. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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City of Harrison OH, Township Elevated Storage Tank, construction nearing completion. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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While inspecting construction sites for compliance with MnDNR interests, I do get the opportunity to take photos of various activities around construction sites. This one is of one of the last concrete pours for the I-494 bridge (Wakota Bridge) over the Mississippi River in the Twin Cities Minnesota Photo by peter leete, minnesota DNR, Saint Paul, MN USA
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City of Harrison OH, Township Elevated Storage Tank, final product. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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Project: City of Harrison OH, Dry Fork Rd. Sanitary Sewer Improvements, Phase 1. For this project, we put in 4000 ft. of gravity sewer, 4000 ft. of force main, and a 5 MGD pumping station. Here are two photos of the gravity sewer construction. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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Project: City of Harrison OH, Dry Fork Rd. Sanitary Sewer Improvements, Phase 1. For this project, we put in 4000 ft. of gravity sewer, 4000 ft. of force main, and a 5 MGD pumping station. Here are two photos of the gravity sewer construction. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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Project: City of Harrison OH, Dry Fork Rd. Sanitary Sewer Improvements, Phase 1. For this project, we put in 4000 ft. of gravity sewer, 4000 ft. of force main, and a 5 MGD pumping station. The force main construction. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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Project: City of Harrison OH, Dry Fork Rd. Sanitary Sewer Improvements, Phase 1. For this project, we put in 4000 ft. of gravity sewer, 4000 ft. of force main, and a 5 MGD pumping station. The force main construction. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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Project: City of Harrison OH, Dry Fork Rd. Sanitary Sewer Improvements, the pumping station construction. Breaking ground at pumping station site. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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While inspecting construction sites for compliance with MnDNR interests, I do get the opportunity to take photos of various road activities around the state. This is one sign that nobody likes to see. Following rare fall floods in Minnesota, this road near Mankato Minnesota very nearly lost its bridge to flood waters. It did survive, however the nearby RedCoat trail bridge (an old railroad bridge) did suffer major damage. Photo by Peter Leete, Minnesota DNR, Saint Paul, MN USA
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Project: City of Harrison OH, Dry Fork Rd. Sanitary Sewer Improvements, the pumping station construction. Placing reinforcing steel in preparation for casting of wet well. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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Project: City of Harrison OH, Dry Fork Rd. Sanitary Sewer Improvements, the pumping station construction. Finished product. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by David Vicarel
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While inspecting construction sites for compliance with MnDNR interests, I do get the opportunity to take photos of various activities around construction sites. This one is of a bridge restoration over the Minnesota River in Shakopee Minnesota. Workers are cutting the concrete deck (and vacuuming the concrete slurry to prevent it from entering the river) in preparation for deck removal. This old TH101 road bridge is being restored and converted for trail use. Photo by Peter Leete, Minnesota DNR , Saint Paul, MN USA
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The IHNC surge barrier construction on a rainy day in the spring. Submitted by Jeanna Blatt, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO US Photo by Jeanna Blatt
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Being able to photograph the workers at the Bujagali HPP construction site in Uganda was a fantastic experience. Submitted by ANGELA RANDOLPH, SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA, ROME, ITALY Photo by Roger Loguarro
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Being able to photograph the workers at the Bujagali HPP construction site in Uganda was a fantastic experience. Submitted by ANGELA RANDOLPH, SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA, ROME, ITALY Photo by Roger Loguarro
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Being able to photograph the workers at the Bujagali HPP construction site in Uganda was a fantastic experience. Submitted by ANGELA RANDOLPH, SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA, ROME, ITALY Photo by Roger Loguarro
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I HAVE OFTEN TAKEN PHOTOS OF KITONB SHOWS BUT NEVER BEFORE IN AFRICA AND NEVER AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE IT WAS A FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY AND EXPERIENCEKitonb via Tullio Ascarelli 178 00166 Roma Mobile 39.339.5894666 Office 39.06.66181921 39.06.66183752 Submitted by ANGELA RANDOLPH, SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA, ROME, ITALY Photo by Roberto Corbelletti
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I HAVE OFTEN TAKEN PHOTOS OF KITONB SHOWS BUT NEVER BEFORE IN AFRICA AND NEVER AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE IT WAS A FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY AND EXPERIENCEKitonb via Tullio Ascarelli 178 00166 Roma Mobile 39.339.5894666 Office 39.06.66181921 39.06.66183752 Submitted by ANGELA RANDOLPH, SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA, ROME, ITALY Photo by Roberto Corbelletti
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I HAVE OFTEN TAKEN PHOTOS OF KITONB SHOWS BUT NEVER BEFORE IN AFRICA AND NEVER AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE IT WAS A FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY AND EXPERIENCEKitonb via Tullio Ascarelli 178 00166 Roma Mobile 39.339.5894666 Office 39.06.66181921 39.06.66183752 Submitted by ANGELA RANDOLPH, SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA, ROME, ITALY Photo by Roberto Corbelletti
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I HAVE OFTEN TAKEN PHOTOS OF KITONB SHOWS BUT NEVER BEFORE IN AFRICA AND NEVER AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE IT WAS A FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY AND EXPERIENCEKitonb via Tullio Ascarelli 178 00166 Roma Mobile 39.339.5894666 Office 39.06.66181921 39.06.66183752 Submitted by ANGELA RANDOLPH, SALINI COSTRUTTORI SPA, ROME, ITALY Photo by Roberto Corbelletti
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While forms have been set, steel is getting ready and the concrete is waiting to be poored, the lighting provided, casted some very interesting shadows- My role in this project has been to help and support the Project Architect during design process and capture a couple of photographs during construction Photo by Antonio Valdivia, Haskell, Jacksonville, FL USA
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What is this excellent worker thinking about while his grinder is spinning at more than 6,000 rpms? My role in this project has been to help and support the Project Architect during design process and capture a couple of photographs during construction Photo by Antonio Valdivia, Haskell, Jacksonville, FL USA
Big Tujunga Dam
Big Tujunga Dam Seismic Retrofit, dam base increased from 77 feet thick to over 130 feet thick of mass concrete
Shimmick, CMC Rebar
San Gabriel Mountains, Angeles Forest
Big Tujunga Dam
Big Tujunga Dam Seismic Retrofit, dam base increased from 77 feet thick to over 130 feet thick of mass concrete
Shimmick, CMC Rebar
San Gabriel Mountains, Angeles Forest