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The new station, which replaced a structurally deficient open-design facility built in the 1970s, incorporates numerous energy-saving and sustainability features.

From the start, relocating and replacing the aging 250,000-sq-ft critical access hospital proved challenging.

Featuring 14 microwave towers, 22 modules and 22 fuel tanks across 450 miles of remote Arctic Alaska, the TERRA Northwest broadband system project was an immense logistical challenge for the team tasked with bringing a high-speed communication network to the area for the first time.

Clad in glass, granite and metal and featuring 40-ft cantilevers, the Hatfield Dowlin Complex—built for the Oregon Ducks football team—offers numerous amenities.

The team on the Alaska Native Brotherhood Harbor upgrade says it surmounted technical challenges and an aggressive schedule to complete the project 14% below budget.

Work on the two-story, 34,000-sq-ft expansion of an existing behavioral health facility included the addition of 68 new beds.

The $35-million project, which included a 299-seat theater and rehearsal room, is set back from the street within a landscaped public plaza.

The team's challenge was to quickly replace dozens of public lifeguard and comfort stations along New York City's Superstorm Sandy-battered shoreline.

The interiors of this new six-story children's hospital, part of the North Shore-LIJ Health System, were designed to be interactive and offer pleasant distractions tailored for young patients, with a different nature theme decorating each floor.

Occupying the former home of Andrew Carnegie, the 112-year-old landmark museum was in need of a major restoration.