Articles Tagged with ''Washington D.C.''

Veteran transit administrator Paul J. Wiedefeld has been named Maryland’s Secretary of Transportation.

The first mass timber commercial office building in Washington, D.C. recently opened at 80 M St.

The work of a unique partnership between contractor Foulger-Pratt and the NoMa Parks Foundation, the $66-million project involved the construction of a 327-unit, Class A, wood-framed apartment building in Northeast Washington, D.C., as well as the integration of the building with an adjacent park.

Nestled between century-old houses in a historic neighborhood, this nearly 100,000-sq-ft modernization project involved renovating a historic building, removing a classroom trailer annex and building an addition.

The transformation of this eight-story 1970s structure created a unique and engaging workplace that celebrates the site’s urban connectivity.

The effort to create Washington, DC’s first Net Zero Energy school was a lesson in perseverance, as the project team faced COVID-related material shortages and absenteeism, and permitting delays that shrank the original nearly two-year-long baseline schedule to just sixteen months.

Renovation of the 53,532-sq-ft Studio Theatre complex included three buildings that had been joined together as the facility expanded over time.

With a stellar record of preparing D.C. students for college, Benjamin Banneker Academic High School has a long history of setting a high bar.

With apologies to John Denver, West Virginia’s transportation network is much more than country roads. There are also interstates, secondary highways and rural connectors comprising a nearly 39,000-mile road network, 96% of which is maintained by the West Virginia Dept. of Transportation, ENR MidAtlantic’s Owner of the Year.