Articles Tagged with ''Project of the Year Finalist''

ENR West’s Northwest Best Projects competition honors an array of work from across Washington, Oregon and Alaska that displays dynamic and innovative design and construction methods.

When St. Francis Hospital in Federal Way, Wash., confronted steadily rising demand across its emergency and acute-care programs, expanding capacity became a priority.

Boston’s first mixed-use air rights development above the Massachusetts Turnpike in more than four decades reknits the Back Bay and Fenway neighborhoods with a half-acre public park constructed directly above an active highway and MBTA rail lines.

This year, 32 projects—located in 24 countries—are recognized as exemplary examples of innovation, quality and hurdles overcome in global design and construction.

Showcasing how innovation, environmental stewardship and luxury living converge, Phase 1 of the Bridge District in Southeast Washington, D.C., is on track to become the largest zero carbon-certified mixed-use multifamily project in the world.

With completion of the Kanawha River Bridge in August 2024, the team constructed dual three-span plate girder bridges, each with a 562-ft main span, creating the longest steel plate girder span bridge river crossing in the U.S.

This 13-story hotel in the heart of downtown Denver features a biophilic design with a distinctive form resembling a grove of aspen trees.

Denver International Airport’s Vision 100 is a plan for responsible growth as it prepares to accommodate an anticipated total 100 million passengers by the end of this decade.

Originally constructed in 1891, the existing building on the Terminal Warehouse property initially served as an integral hub for shipping goods into and out of New York.

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.