Earlier this month, ENR Northwest, the region of which includes Alaska, Oregon and Washington, announced its 2021 Regional Best Projects award winners. After polling our judges, we are pleased to announce the 2021 finalists for Northwest’s best overall Project of the Year.
The Project of the Year is part of ENR’s annual Regional Best Projects competition. Each year, ENR Northwest assembles a group of judges, with varying specialties and expertise in the construction industry, to review, rate and vote for the region’s Best Projects. Judges independently review entries, score each on pre-specified criteria, and convene with fellow judges to compare impressions and scores. Together, the panel selects honorees for Best Projects, and then vote for the Project of the Year! (Judges recuse themselves in cases of conflict of interest.)
To be considered for the Project of the Year award, entries had to be named a Best Project-level winner in its category. The ENR Northwest Project of the Year winner will be revealed at our annual Regional Best Projects event. This year, our event will be on Nov. 30, 2021, in Seattle. Please click here to register and for more information!
ENR is grateful to our judges (listed below in alphabetical order by first name), who shared their time and expertise:
- Brandon Maurisak, senior transit engineer, AECOM
- Bryan Cook, preconstruction services director, JE Dunn Construction
- Feng Li, project geotechnical engineer, Golder Associates
- John Schaufelberger, professor, department of construction management, University of Washington
- Sam Holden, project executive, Skanska USA Building
- Taylor Johnson, senior project manager, Clark Construction Group
ENR Northwest’s Project of the Year Finalists
- Mukilteo Ferry Terminal, submitted by IMCO General Construction
- Glenn Highway Phase 1 & 2, submitted by Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
- Alaska Airlines Copper River - Phase 1, submitted by Howard S. Wright, a Balfour Beatty company
- Willamette National Cemetery – Gravesite Expansion & Cemetery Improvements, submitted by Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
- Webster Elementary School, submitted by BNBuilders
- Gideon Street Overcrossing Project, submitted by Stacy and Witbeck Inc.
Earlier this month, ENR Northwest, the region of which includes Alaska, Oregon and Washington, announced its 2021 Regional Best Projects award winners. After polling our judges, we are pleased to announce the 2021 finalists for Northwest’s best overall Project of the Year.
The Project of the Year is part of ENR’s annual Regional Best Projects competition. Each year, ENR Northwest assembles a group of judges, with varying specialties and expertise in the construction industry, to review, rate and vote for the region’s Best Projects. Judges independently review entries, score each on pre-specified criteria, and convene with fellow judges to compare impressions and scores. Together, the panel selects honorees for Best Projects, and then vote for the Project of the Year! (Judges recuse themselves in cases of conflict of interest.)
To be considered for the Project of the Year award, entries had to be named a Best Project-level winner in its category. The ENR Northwest Project of the Year winner will be revealed at our annual Regional Best Projects event. This year, our event will be on Nov. 30, 2021, in Seattle. Please click here to register and for more information!
ENR is grateful to our judges (listed below in alphabetical order by first name), who shared their time and expertise:
- Brandon Maurisak, senior transit engineer, AECOM
- Bryan Cook, preconstruction services director, JE Dunn Construction
- Feng Li, project geotechnical engineer, Golder Associates
- John Schaufelberger, professor, department of construction management, University of Washington
- Sam Holden, project executive, Skanska USA Building
- Taylor Johnson, senior project manager, Clark Construction Group
ENR Northwest’s Project of the Year Finalists
- Mukilteo Ferry Terminal, submitted by IMCO General Construction
- Glenn Highway Phase 1 & 2, submitted by Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
- Alaska Airlines Copper River - Phase 1, submitted by Howard S. Wright, a Balfour Beatty company
- Willamette National Cemetery – Gravesite Expansion & Cemetery Improvements, submitted by Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
- Webster Elementary School, submitted by BNBuilders
- Gideon Street Overcrossing Project, submitted by Stacy and Witbeck Inc.
