Articles Tagged with ''Houston''

Houston’s growth is driving a new wave of work—but labor, pricing and megaproject competition are reshaping how it gets built.

Progressive design, rapid sequencing and real‑time problem‑solving keep the project cleared for on‑time departure

In addition to transitioning the Houston region from groundwater to surface water, the $36-million, 108-in. waterline will help support regional growth and water demand projections through 2040 and beyond. It’s also the largest waterline project ever built for the city.

Situated near gates B12–B20 at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, this 2,440-sq-ft lounge is only the second Club Fly location in the country and the first of its kind in Texas.

To enhance day-to-day efficiency, communication and collaboration for the Houston Texans’ general manager and coaching staff, this transformative $5.6-million, 19,600-sq-ft renovation at NRG Stadium added new administrative areas, revitalized the mezzanine level and modernized weight room and performance training areas.

McCarthy completes a cultural landmark in Texas, blending intricate concrete work and flood-resilient design.

This $41.25-million indoor sports facility spans 140,000 sq ft and features a 200-meter permanently banked track with a World Athletics-certified surface.

Located adjacent to the Texas Medical Center, the Houston Zoo’s newly constructed headquarters was designed with a focus on safety and sustainability.

This transformative flood control and community recreation project repurposed a former golf course into a multifunctional nature park and stormwater detention facility.

An extensive multiphase $33.7-million renovation spanned a total of 23 departments and expanded support services throughout Memorial Hermann’s existing campus, requiring extensive infection control planning and logistical coordination for corridor impacts and MEP shutdowns.