Tri-State Generation’s electrical plant in Craig, Colo., runs on low-sulfur coal. To meet current emissions regulations, Tri-State decided on a technology called selective catalytic reduction (SCR) for one of the units at the plant.

With completion of the UCCS Ent Center, it’s a whole new era for the arts in Colorado Springs.

This beautiful memorial honors the 32 police officers in El Paso and Teller counties who died in the line of duty.

This 16-story office building in south Denver sits at the heart of a 42-acre transit-oriented-development master plan and has earned LEED Gold certification.

In just six months, a century-old, five-story former tobacco warehouse in Richmond’s historic Shockoe Bottom neighborhood was converted into a first-class incubator office space.

The $58.7-million restoration of this 85-year-old hotel, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, required extensive structural and facade work while preserving historic details.

The renovation of a 157,700-sq-ft base building and 82,500-sq-ft vertical expansion of an occupied building required work in a constrained downtown construction site.

The $61.5-million renovation and repair of the University of Pennsylvania's Hill College House involved significant technical challenges, including installing a new MEP system through the existing concrete structure.

This occupied renovation in Washington, D.C.’s central business district incorporates a vertical expansion and connection of two office towers into a single 1-million-sq-ft lot.

After adding 500 employees in a five-year span, CSC needed a new home base to consolidate its Delaware operations.