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

After a deep scour hole caused by swift tidal currents undermined the inlet’s stabilized shoreline slope and adjacent landward infrastructure, the team repaired the damage by installing a steel sheet pile wall and a steel combi-wall system

To help the hospital keep pace with growing patient care needs, the team renovated and repurposed a recently decommissioned inpatient area into a dedicated 24-bed emergency department and behavioral health unit/crisis stabilization unit.

The $40-million adaptive reuse project transformed an eight-story former office building into residential units that address downtown Washington’s residential shortage, provide new ground-floor retail space and contribute to neighborhood revitalization.

The first-of-its-kind public-private partnership delivers nearly 50 quality, all-affordable homes to an underserved area.

This 11-story, 334,000-sq-ft Class A office building is North America’s first SmartScore-certified building, setting a new benchmark for tech-forward office space.

Located within walking distance of three public schools and a short bus ride from several others, the 52,000-sq-ft club provides hundreds of at-risk youth in the area with valuable off-school-time development programs

Located on a tight urban site, the $66-million project revitalized two historic structures and connected them with a new two-story addition to create a unified, high-performance 93,000-sq-ft campus.

The 653,000-sq-ft semi-enclosed glasshouse utilizes extensive automation to grow, harvest and pack up to 20,000 lb of lettuce daily for shipment to stores across the MidAtlantic and as far west as Ohio.

Honoring the first Hispanic woman in space, the $71.1-million, 158,000-sq-ft school advances the owner’s vision for equitable, high-performance learning environments.

The $190-million, 343,000- sq-ft school features an innovative pinwheel design that creates a central hub surrounded by learning neighborhoods, distributed science and career technical education labs, decentralized dining areas and both centralized and distributed administration offices.