A 354,000-sq-ft data center with four separate data floor suites, the Facebook Forest City Data Center provides the online giant with significant computing power. Given its potential energy demands, designers created a highly efficient design with an ambitious goal of LEED-Gold certification.
The design for the $68-million, 200,000-sq-ft Emory University Health Sciences Research Building consists of three functional components: a wet-bench laboratory building; a tower containing public functions and computational research space; and an enclosed, occupied bridge that connects the new facility to clinical and research operations on Emory's medical campus.
The $25-million Academic Support Center at Miami Dade College's Kendall Campus unites learning and administrative functions while also linking the growing school's future to its origins.
For the second year in a row, an elevated rail project at Miami International Airport (MIA) has won both the top award in its construction category as well as the safety prize.
Built in the heart of historic Savannah, Ga., the six-story, 65,000-sq-ft Cay Building sits atop a 1,000-space parking garage owned and operated by the city.
One of Nashville's latest hits, the $415-million Music City Center project, provides state-of-the-art convention center facilities with a style clearly reflecting its homegrown, country music roots.
The challenges of revamping a 140-year-old industrial structure into a modern apartment building proved numerous and continual on W.C. Bradley Co.'s residential development in Columbus, Ga.
At first glance, a lineup of some of the biggest Southeast projects expected to begin construction during 2014 seems to indicate a boom market. There's a $1-billion National Football League stadium project in Atlanta. A $1-billion passenger rail line linking Orlando to Miami. In Orlando, a $2.1-billion, 21-mile-long transformation of Interstate 4. And in Atlanta, an $840-million revamping of Interstate 75. Photo courtesy of Moss and Associates South Florida is a growing haven for residential contracts, such as this Moss and Associates project in Fort Lauderdale for The Related Group. Image courtesy of 360 Architecture The Atlanta Falcons say they
REYHANJohn Reyhan has joined Manhattan Construction Co.'s Atlanta office as president. Reyhan, with 27 years of construction industry experience, previously served as general manager of Georgia operations for Skanska USA, where he had worked since 1998. Related Links: ENR Southeast: People Jeremy Sochol has joined architectural-engineering firm RS&H in Jacksonville, Fla., as senior vice president of human resources. Sochol has more than 20 years of related experience.Becca Hardin has joined Batson-Cook Co., West Point, Ga., as vice president of business development. In this position, Hardin will focus her efforts on the industrial and manufacturing project sectors. She previously worked
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