Articles Tagged with ''ENR 2025 West Best Projects''

After a series of earthquakes caused devastating damage to Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, located in a remote part of the Western Mojave Desert, a massive $855-million recovery effort kicked off to restore the installation to its full operational capacity in March 2021.

Upgrading this 1.5-mile double-circuit electric transmission line over the Sacramento River in Rio Vista required construction of four new lattice steel towers from the ground up.

As part of a broader modernization strategy to increase renewable energy output and improve system efficiency, this project repowered an existing wind energy facility by decommissioning 23 outdated legacy turbines and replacing them with 19 advanced utility-scale wind turbines.

Bringing both urgent and primary care to the local community, this $228-million, 187,000-sq-ft, five-story medical building features the latest technology for surgery and patient care and features an ambulatory surgical center, urgent care and multispecialty clinics.

After sitting dormant for years, a historic theater and arena has been revived through a comprehensive retrofit and modernization. <

A unified design-build team’s precise planning and collaboration ensured early completion on the $44-million Interim Corridors at San Francisco International Airport.

In downtown Burlingame, Calif., Swinerton Builders transformed a speculative office shell into a high-density, all-electric outpatient center for UCSF Health—one that compresses 100,000 sq ft of advanced clinical programming into a 50,000-sq-ft footprint.

San Francisco’s Millennium Tower, a 58-story luxury high-rise at 301 Mission Street in the city’s financial district, began sinking and tilting soon after its 2009 completion.

The Klamath River Renewal project involved the removal of several dams in Northern California (and southern Oregon) over the span of just 16 months.