Articles Tagged with ''ENR 2025 Texas & Southeast Best Projects''

The $80-million Murray-Massenburg Elementary School was built to integrate the building with its natural surroundings.

Twin 60-year-old drawbridges spanning the Indian River were replaced with high-span fixed bridges to support growing transportation demands.

The $274.5-million design-build project completes a 25-mile beltway with a new directional system interchange that reduces bridge maintenance by 50% and eliminates problematic merge and weave areas.

With some portions of the 51,000-sq-ft building dating back to the 1830s, the renovation project faced multiple structural and scheduling challenges.

Located adjacent to the county airport, the 78,000-sq-ft academy trains certified aviation mechanics to fill a critical workplace shortage.

This one-of-a-kind, 95,000-sq-ft facility will support training, repairs and calibration for hydrologic equipment that monitors stream flow, groundwater, water quality and other water resource features.

The addition of 92 beds and more than 91,000 sq ft of space significantly increases Cape Fear Valley Medical Center’s inpatient capacity and helps alleviate emergency department delays.

As the hospital system’s largest addition in more than 70 years, the seven-story, 379,000-sq-ft facility includes 26 operating rooms, nearly 60 pre- and post-operative rooms and 80 ICU beds.

The 34,500-sq-ft addition to the Carolinas Medical Center campus combines breakthrough treatment technologies such as proton therapy, gamma knife radiosurgery and radiopharmaceutical treatments for adult and pediatric patients with cancer and neurological disorders.

As part of the base-wide recovery effort following 2018’s Category 5 Hurricane Michael, the project team designed and built two five-story dormitory buildings, each with 240 rooms.