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For electric vehicle technology manufacturer Proterra’s facility to assemble large batteries, Harper General Contractors returned to a tilt-wall warehouse shell it constructed for the company in 2019 to make improvements including an enclosure for the battery production line, dedicated chiller, research and development labs, Class A employee spaces and more.

The 150,000-sq-ft headquarters for logistics company Vanderlande took some creative problem-solving from the team at HITT Contracting, which delivered the three-story building connecting two office towers on time and on budget in May 2022 after less than 12 months of construction.

A joint venture of Flatiron Constructors and Blythe Development Co. successfully took on the massive $183-million Winston-Salem Northern Beltway, a design-build highway project that will loop around the northern part of Winston-Salem.

A five-mile interim expansion will reduce congestion and improve mobility on State Route 24, a freeway that links southeastern Maricopa and northern Pinal counties to the Phoenix metropolitan area.

The University of Arizona’s four-story Applied Research Building was completed under a progressive design-build delivery method with SmithGroup and McCarthy Building Cos. collaborating closely with the university every step of the way.

Integrated project delivery enabled this two-story, 98,800-sq-ft medical office building to be completed on schedule and under budget amid lingering challenges with material shortages and rising costs.

Replacing the century-old Nelson Street Pedestrian Bridge required close collaboration among project team members who had to successfully traverse five of the busiest railroad tracks in Georgia, all in close proximity to busy pedestrian areas like the State Farm and Mercedes-Benz arenas.

Greenville County's new administration building serves as the gateway to a 40-acre downtown redevelopment in Greenville, S.C.

Totaling 330,000 sq ft, the multi-faceted Mayo Clinic East Expansion project enables the health care complex to better serve the Phoenix area’s growing population.

To help reduce Tampa Electric’s carbon footprint, the company launched a project to modernize a 50-year-old coal-fired power station and create a new combined-cycle facility capable of producing 1,090 MW.