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ENR Mountain States 2017 Best Projects

IM Office/Retail/Mixed-Use Development Award of Merit: Entrata Corporate Headquarters

October 19, 2017

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The new 106,000-sq-ft Entrata corporate headquarters broke ground in spring 2016 and was ready for tenants in October.

ENR Mountain States 2017 Best Projects

IM Landscape/Urban Development Award of Merit: Moab Giants Dionsaur Park

October 19, 2017

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Dinosaur fans can have a great time at the $10-million, 10,825-sq-ft Moab Giants Dinosaur Park and Track Museum.

ENR Mountain States 2017 Best Projects

Manufacturing Best Project: PESCO Operations and Technology Center

October 19, 2017

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More than 100 scientists, engineers and managers will eventually work in the first vertical construction project to be completed at Denver’s smart-city development, called Peña Station NEXT.

ENR Mountain States 2017 Best Projects

IM Landscape/Urban Development Best Project: Wardle Fields Regional Park

October 19, 2017

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A splash pad with geysers and a waterfall. Two zip lines for racing. A three-quarter-mile walking loop.

ENR Mountain States 2017 Best Projects

IM K-12 Education Award of Merit: Ridgevue High School

October 19, 2017

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Vallivue School District emphasizes music and theater arts, and the new Ridgevue High School auditorium has the latest in sound and lighting equipment.

ENR Mountain States 2017 Best Projects: Intermountain Area

K-12 Education, Best Project: Skyridge High School

October 19, 2017

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Kids who cut class at the new Skyridge High School will be missing out on a lot.

ENR Mountain States 2017 Best Projects

Manufacturing Award of Merit: Broadcom Limited Expansion and Renovation

October 19, 2017

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To expand Broadcom’s semiconductor plant in Fort Collins, Colo., the contractor had to make sure construction didn’t interfere with production.

Bridge Repair Blamed for Delays on Chicago Lakefront Flyover

October 19, 2017

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Aimed at improving safety along Chicago's popular Lakefront Trail bordering Lake Michigan, a new flyover structure will miss its scheduled 2018 completion date by at least a year, likely boosting the project's original $60-million cost.