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ENR's Best Projects competition in the Northwest region showcases work that features innovative ideas, sustainable strategies and considerable collaboration.

Originally conceived and budgeted as a repair-and-alterations job, the Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building project took on added scope through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

A mixed-use project in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, the Greenfire Campus meets high-performance and social sustainability goals.

To deliver a 146,900-sq-ft health care facility that would serve western Alaska, the team faced extreme weather conditions in a remote location.

An independent jury of representatives from various sectors of the construction industry spent several weeks evaluating project submissions.

The Murray Morgan Bridge renovation reestablished a historic connection between the Port of Tacoma and the city's downtown.

Sandwiched between the end of the 2012-2013 Seattle Seahawks season and the start of the Seattle Sounders soccer season, the project team had four months to demolish an existing 3,100-sq-ft team store and build a new 14,130-sq-ft retail space.

Built on the uninhabited island of Akun, the airport serves the native community located on the neighboring island of Akutan.

The $155-million Sound Transit U230 Tunnel project is located in the most densely populated neighborhood in the northwestern U.S.

The Arctic Containment System project delivered a first-of-its-kind, barge-based oil-spill containment system to serve the owner as a fourth line of defense against an oil well breach during Arctic drilling.