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

Composed of twin span girder bridges, the $219-million Buck O’Neil Bridge replaced a functionally obsolete structure that was first built in 1956, providing a vital pathway in and out of downtown Kansas City.

I-75 in Oakland County, Mich., is a critical economic and travel corridor, serving 175,000 vehicles daily.

This project proves large-scale construction can coexist with critical biomedical work without disruption.

After progress on this $165-million hospital stalled for a year under a previous contractor, Pepper Construction took over and implemented an integrated project delivery model and 90-day action plan that saw sitework kick off after just 60 days

A state-of-the-art facility is changing the health care landscape for communities in the rural expanses of North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota

Opened in October 2024, this project is the largest U.S. medical construction project of the year.

In the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the new Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources (DNR) Customer Service Center in Newberry stands as a model of sustainable construction and community connection

This project transformed 41 acres of city-owned floodplain into Ohio’s largest municipal solar array. Once considered unusable land, these sites now generate clean energy, turning underutilized property into a long-term community asset and a model for other cities.

Strengthening electric service for more than 25,000 members of Citizens Electric Corp., the Limestone Ridge Reliability Project brings long-awaited resilience to communities on both sides of the Mississippi River.

An adaptive reuse project saw an aging mid-century civic building transformed into a learning hub with a sustainable community-centered design. <