Articles Tagged with ''JE Dunn Construction''

To recognize both its 50th anniversary as well as the efforts of former President Jimmy Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter to provide housing for those in need, Habitat of Humanity and teams of volunteers gathered in Atlanta’s Sylvan Hills neighborhood to help build 24 new homes in Langston Park in just five days.

David Rodriguez, 45, who was employed by Midwest Drywall, died Mar. 30 after falling about 60 ft from scaffolding on the downtown project, with investigations of the accident underway.  

Originally built in 1941 to manufacture machine gun ammunition during WWII, this 388,000-sq-ft building underwent a complex renovation that repurposed nearly 200,000 sq ft and modernized the office space for various government agencies.

With three separate building types incorporated within the Neuhoff Mixed-Use Development project as well as independent teams and a connected site and utility package, JE Dunn’s experience handling large, complex projects would prove critical to overall success.

A revised plan has been unveiled for a $650-million men’s prison planned for Sioux Falls, S.D. 

Construction of the $450-million structure in a harsh, irregular landscape is one challenge faced by the team building the library and museum on a 93-acre site in Medora, N.D., just west of the Burning Hills Amphitheater and adjacent to Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

A joint venture of Page and LMN is designing the $1.6-billion redevelopment of the Austin Convention Center in Texas, with a joint venture of JE Dunn and Turner Construction as construction manager. Demolition for the 1.4-million-sq-ft project is underway. The convention center is slated to reopen in late 2028.

A $2.2-billion patient care tower to be built in Iowa City is expected to be the most expensive project in Iowa history.

Extensive excavation highlights Austin project's next round of work to enlarge and upgrade the state government complex.

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