The Midwest construction industry continued to thrive in 2023, bolstered by a steady flow of projects that kept many firms busy producing work that pushed the boundaries of innovation, promoted sustainability and safety, reinvented historic structures and spurred forward-thinking construction solutions.
Comprised of three separate buildings connected via sky bridges, this off-campus student housing community is located steps from Indiana University’s campus.
A 345-kV switchyard and gen-tie span serves as a hub for power transmission, distribution and control, while also supporting the integration of renewable energy and ensuring grid reliability.
The performance footwear brand’s flagship store in Manhattan is a 3,800-sq-ft amphitheater-shaped boutique in SoHo—a second location after its Los Angeles headquarters—that is a testament to meticulous craft and creation, according to the project team.
The supertall skyscraper’s lobby includes seven finished steel elevator bays, each reflecting a gradient from warm to cool colors that the project team says pays homage to steel construction’s industrial history.
The project included a new manufacturing line, increased warehouse and distribution capacity, office space for the custom storage container manufacturer, refrigerated containers, containerized shelters and modular building systems.
The Southeast construction industry isn’t just busy, it’s producing exceptional work that is pushing the envelope in a range of projects from highways in Puerto Rico to universities in North Carolina.