James Construction Group completed the LA 1 Improvements, Phase 1A Bridge Construction project that involved building a 40-ft-wide, two-lane bridge stretching 5.5 miles over Bayou Lafourche, replacing the formerly flood-prone section of the LA 1 corridor between Fourchon and Leeville.
Featuring the world's largest drainage pump station and largest navigable floodgate in the U.S., the $1-billion Gulf Intracoastal Waterway West Closure Complex is a critical part of the Hurricane and Storm Damage Risk Reduction System that will provide the New Orleans area with 100-year-event flood protection and storm surge defense.
Buro Happold Consulting Engineers led structural and MEP work on the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, a 200,000-sq-ft museum and cultural center.
Manhattan Construction Co. completed the $78-million, 30,000-seat Apogee Stadium for the University of North Texas in July 2011. The stadium earned LEED-Platinum certification, the first collegiate stadium in the nation to achieve that designation.
Clark Construction Group completed the San Antonio Military Medical Center, a $759-million expansion and renovation of the existing Brooke Army Medical Center, in July 2011.
Perkins+Will was the lead designer on the Memorial Student Center Renovation and Addition at Texas A&M University. The $103-million project was completed in March 2012 and includes a 100,000-sq-ft expansion and full renovation of the 440,000-sq-ft original building.
Crane Worldwide's new facility houses three separate corporate entities, each with its own business functions and requirements, as well as shipping and warehouse areas.
Working from June 2010 to June 2012, Alberici Constructors Inc. completed the $161-million Seabrook Gate Project in New Orleans for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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