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A unified design-build team’s precise planning and collaboration ensured early completion on the $44-million Interim Corridors at San Francisco International Airport.

In downtown Burlingame, Calif., Swinerton Builders transformed a speculative office shell into a high-density, all-electric outpatient center for UCSF Health—one that compresses 100,000 sq ft of advanced clinical programming into a 50,000-sq-ft footprint.

San Francisco’s Millennium Tower, a 58-story luxury high-rise at 301 Mission Street in the city’s financial district, began sinking and tilting soon after its 2009 completion.

The Klamath River Renewal project involved the removal of several dams in Northern California (and southern Oregon) over the span of just 16 months.

ENR’s Best Projects competition brings together engineering and construction teams from across the industry to celebrate innovative techniques, teamwork, design, craft quality, safety efforts and the ability to overcome challenges.

The one-two punch of a major wildfire coupled with debris from subsequent flash floods compromised sections of the 129-year-old pipeline that supplies 20% of Flagstaff’s summer potable water.

The two-story, 38,000-sq-ft net-zero campus provides a centralized hub for services supporting vulnerable children and families.

Totaling 123,000 sq ft, the new sports campus features a practice facility for the Phoenix Mercury WNBA team and an administrative complex for the Phoenix Suns of the NBA.

Phoenix’s first net-zero multifamily affordable housing project is a model of sustainability.

The high-end members-only club at Phoenix’s professional basketball arena creates a transportive atmosphere, evoking the glamour of mid-century supper clubs blended with Art Deco opulence.