Articles Tagged with ''Government/Public Buildings''

Design-build team restores earthquake-damaged Navy test hub.

Cost overruns and schedule delays across the nuclear weapons management agency's $30B construction portfolio have more than doubled since 2023.

Medved has elevated San Diego County as one of the nation’s leading builders of highly sustainable public facilities.

As a replacement for an outdated, overcrowded and seismically at-risk facility built in 1936, this new courthouse represents a transformative $230-million investment in the state’s justice system.

Perched on a 23-acre site atop Lookout Mountain, the new Tekakapimək Contact Station invites visitors to explore the 87,563-acre Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in north-central Maine, showcasing its peaks and rivers, its night skies and wildlife.

The team behind this facility overcame numerous challenges to complete the work on schedule and budget.

Although this project’s original scope was to remodel an existing 73-year-old fire station to bring it up to code, the team quickly discovered that the structure was beyond repair.

What was originally envisioned as a 14,000-sq-ft replacement station evolved into an expanded scope.

While every good project team strives for success, the design-builder of the $38-million upgrade of electrical infrastructure serving the headquarters of the New York City Police Department recognized that failure was not an option.

The project team was tasked with renovating the 190,000-sq-ft, 1930s-era armory’s center section to better support training as well as administrative and logistical functions and to incorporate a new 41,000-sq-ft readiness center—all within the zero-lot-line site.