Articles Tagged with ''ENR 2024 MidAtlantic Best Projects''

Storing approximately 5,500 pieces of art, the museum advocating for and showcasing women in the arts is housed in a 1907 historical building that was converted into the museum in 1983. A wing was added in 1997.

While essentially identical, Pittsburgh’s most iconic bridges built in the 1920s aged differently.

Serving as a model for resilience and sustainability by demonstrating accessible methods to homeowners, developers and small business owners for living and building more sustainably, the structure is designed to “float” during major flooding to ensure operational continuity and demonstrate resiliency.

In just over two years, the 1970s-era, seven-story office building was reimagined as a 485,000-sq-ft, mixed-use destination.

Finishing on time and below budget just after the school’s lease expired on its previous location and just in time for the start of the school year, the 16-month project produced what the team says is a first-of-its-kind educational facility.

Transforming a core and shell completed by another contractor into a medical facility involved fitting out a 45,000-sq-ft specialty care space.

A three-story interconnecting staircase forms the centerpiece of this headquarters relocation, which was completed on time and under budget in eight months.

A tied-arch bridge span floated a mile down the Ohio River in April 2021, marking the first time such a method had been used to install a West Virginia bridge.

A temporarily welded wire retaining wall system helped restore traffic 12 days after an 8,500-gasoline tanker truck crash killed the driver and destroyed the Interstate 95 northbound bridge.

After 60 years of continuous operation, a life-cycle cost analysis of the Delaware Memorial Bridge showed that the benefits of an ultra-high-performance concrete overlay surpassed those of traditional overlay repairs or a complete deck replacement.