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

Adding a four-story, 166,369-sq-ft expansion above an existing women’s center required meticulous planning and coordination.

After more than 70 years in its previous facility, the Lubbock Police Dept. received a much-needed upgrade with the completion of its new downtown home in March 2024.

This 140,000-sq-ft industrial tilt-up concrete building serves as a high-tech, automated indoor farm—currently the largest in the nation.

Located just behind the historic Alamo church, this artifact museum features 10,000 sq ft of exhibition space and a curatorial environment with storage and conservation areas for historic items in the Alamo collection.

A space originally built in 1894 has become a premier music venue through a $13.8-million renovation.

In building this new Dallas headquarters for AMN Healthcare, Rogers-O’Brien Construction completed its work ahead of schedule, in just seven months.

To provide streamlined access to Q2 Stadium and prepare for future residential developments in the area, this $21.3-million transportation hub accommodates a diverse array of commuters, including pedestrians, rail riders, bus passengers and cyclists, all with dedicated infrastructure.

As part of a larger expansion to increase container capacity at the Port of New Orleans, this $47.7-million effort transformed Shed C at the Nashville Avenue Terminal into an offloading space that supports four new 100-ft gauge ship-to-shore (STS) cranes.

To increase the port’s general cargo handling capacity by more than 15%, this project included the demolition of a failed dock structure and construction of a new state-of-the-art general cargo dock.

A $44-million adaptive reuse project transformed a former rocket manufacturing warehouse with expansive ceilings into a central hub for the Frisco community.