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Strategically located in Northeast Pennsylvania—the most active area of natural gas extraction in the Marcellus Shale formation—the Williams White Compressor Station takes gas produced from well pad sites and converts it to a pressure that can be transported through a pipeline to end users in the marketplace.

The Slover Library project included restoration of the 115-year-old Seaboard building, a new seven-story, glass-walled addition and the renovation of the Seldon Arcade commercial building.

The four-story, 46,000-sq-ft limestone- and curtain-wall-clad Textile Museum triples gallery space for the 19,000-piece collection.

Two stories of underutilized exhibit space were converted into a new 1,200-seat performance venue with a proscenium stage, fly gallery, orchestra pit and balcony seating.

The design-build team faced language, cultural and construction methodology challenges to deliver the Turkish American Community Center.

Located on a 16-acre shared-use site, the Harrisonburg Dept. of Public Transportation Administration and Maintenance Facility is a hub of activity.

To produce more hydropower, the city of Sitka, Alaska, added a 15.9-megawatt powerhouse to the 1950s-era Blue Lake Dam.

In late February 2014, a 2-in.-wide crack was discovered at a horizontal lift joint spanning a 65­-ft-wide monolith at the Wanapum Dam Spillway that had resulted in about 1 and 1∕2 in. of differential movement across the lift joint.