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As one of the oldest glasshouses in the country, the Whitcomb Conservatory has undergone several renovations and upgrades since it first opened in 1904.

Chicago’s first purpose‑built film and TV production campus is situated on a 23-acre site on the northeast side of the city.

In 2025, Cincinnati Public Radio opened its first headquarters that was owned by the organization.

This addition and renovation effort at L3Harris’ Fort Wayne facility supports the end-to-end fabrication and testing of advanced equipment for the space exploration and communications industries.

Ford Motor Co.’s 2.66-million-sq-ft expansion of its Ohio Assembly Plant spans 246 acres across three municipalities, supporting production of a new commercial vehicle and creating 1,800 jobs.

Nine floors at 360 Anchor Green, spanning more than 200,000 sq ft, now house Boston Consulting Group’s new Chicago headquarters.

Situated along the Chicago River, a global law firm’s new 27-floor, 650,000-sq-ft headquarters delivers a heightened workplace design for 1,500 employees.

Composed of twin span girder bridges, the $219-million Buck O’Neil Bridge replaced a functionally obsolete structure that was first built in 1956, providing a vital pathway in and out of downtown Kansas City.

I-75 in Oakland County, Mich., is a critical economic and travel corridor, serving 175,000 vehicles daily.

This project proves large-scale construction can coexist with critical biomedical work without disruption.