When Florida Hospital-Tampa embarked on a $53.7-million project to add a larger 91,000-sq-ft emergency department, the hospital hired Robins & Morton, which had recently delivered another nearby facility for the owner.
To build the city of Orlando’s five-story Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, the Balfour Beatty-led project team had to overcome numerous challenges, including major public funding issues and several subcontractor defaults.
The $72-million Pinellas County Public Safety Facilities and Centralized Communications Center project called for the complete demolition of existing buildings on a 40-acre campus and replacement with new, storm-hardened facilities such as a sheriff’s administrative building, emergency operations and dispatch centers, a 1,248-space parking garage and an energy plant to supply emergency power and cooling.
For 15 years now, ENR Southeast’s annual Best Projects contest has been recognizing construction and design excellence performed on contracts from across the region.
Today’s libraries are not just book repositories. They are dynamic gathering spaces that attract people of all ages and backgrounds, thus playing a pivotal role in the fabric of their communities.
16M was conceived as an innovative, urban-infill, mixed-use building in Lower Downtown Denver. The result is a dynamic design with 36 luxury residential rental units on the upper four floors, 130,000 sq ft of Class A office space, 15,000 sq ft of ground floor retail space and three levels of underground parking with direct access to all floors.
The 201 Commerce Center project required quick, simple and cost-effective design and construction that could meet the budget, yet still provide a marketable industrial building in a competitive market.