Articles Tagged with ''ENR 2024 Texas & Lousiana Best Projects''

An old aquatic center originally built in the 1970s featured an outdoor recreational pool and was in need of an upgrade.

An extensive multiphase $33.7-million renovation spanned a total of 23 departments and expanded support services throughout Memorial Hermann’s existing campus, requiring extensive infection control planning and logistical coordination for corridor impacts and MEP shutdowns.

In addition to serving as the core and shell contractor on this 39-story Class A office building in downtown Austin’s Central Business District, DPR Construction was also selected for the build-out of 10 levels within Indeed’s office and employee amenity areas.

The only network tied arch bridge in the world with an S-curved deck serves pedestrians crossing over the busy eight-lane U.S. 75 and its frontage roads.

To create a $141.45-million interchange connecting I-10 to the recently opened terminal at New Orleans International Airport, scope of work included construction of two elevated flyover ramps and the state’s first diverging diamond interchange (DDI) on Loyola Drive.

A four-lane, 116-span bypass express bridge now travels around the cities of Kemah and Seabrook, Texas, while the existing 41-span bridge has been expanded and now features a bike lane.

Home to Abilene Christian University’s departments of chemistry, physics and engineering, along with the Nuclear Energy eXperimental Testing Research Alliance, this $19-million, 28,000-sq-ft facility features a ground-level research bay surrounded by 27 9-in.-thick concrete tilt-walls that extend 50 ft into the air.

Spanning 44,000 sq ft, the new home for SMU’s Moody graduate school is a three-level building that includes an enhanced atrium for special functions, along with collaboration areas, a student lounge, event spaces, a 170-person auditorium, classrooms, open-style workstations and a multimedia studio.

The complete interior renovation of an existing hospital at the Houston Medical Center will help HCA expand its reach across the area and stay ahead of ever-increasing demand for top-tier health care.

A 60,000-sq-ft addition and 7,500-sq-ft renovation has transformed and modernized a senior living community’s 160-year-old building, which now features nearly 80 private rooms spread across three floors and two buildings.