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Builders of the Southeast Project of the Year overcame a daunting schedule and unexpected site challenges to deliver a standout facility

To expand Port Everglades, the facility arranged for the construction of the Southport Turning Notch, a series of five new berths designed to handle the future influx of Super Post Panamax Container cargo ships.

The city of Miami Beach, situated between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay, is made up of a series of natural and man-made islands.

Miami’s Panorama stands 868 ft tall, the maximum height permitted by the Federal Aviation Administration.

Retrofitting Launch Complex 41 to support the U.S.’s next generation of manned spaceflight systems required some literal and figurative rocket science throughout the project.

Completed ahead of schedule in just 9 months, the $4.65-million Bouhan Falligant office building anchors the south end of Savannah’s Forsyth Park with Chicago-style architecture.

The newly expanded and renovated two-level Longleaf Café and Garden House was designed to seamlessly blend with the surrounding gardens, a feature that also constrained the contractor’s ability to access the site and make the contemporary glass structure a reality.

The 60-story, 132-unit condominium has the distinction of housing a first-of-its-kind automobile elevator lift system that delivers both residents and their vehicles directly to their luxury homes.

In renovating Birmingham’s 1920s-era former Federal Reserve building—and a 1950s-era annex—into commercial office space, the owner tasked the project team with incorporating existing items into the project in order to qualify for historic tax credits from the state of Alabama.

After nearly three decades of dormancy, a 92-year-old downtown Birmingham landmark has been reborn as an 11-story mixed-use facility with 143 apartments, 13,000 sq ft of office space and a mezzanine-level open-concept food hall showcasing the city’s best culinary entrepreneurs.