Items Tagged with 'Excellence In Safety'

Brasfield & Gorrie was able to safely execute simultaneous construction of a 26-story office tower, 26-story residential tower and 14-story hotel on a tight site in urban Atlanta.

The 20 projects recognized here are the result of a nearly yearlong effort by ENR editors and roughly 100 construction industry members who judged contest entries at various stages.

The 2024 ENR Northwest Best Projects competition featured a host of innovative projects that spanned the construction and design spectrum.

Extending Sound Transit’s Link Light Rail Line 3.7 miles from Shoreline to the Lynnwood Transit Center required two elevated stations with vertical circulation, 2.3 miles of elevated guideway and 1.4 miles of at-grade track.

Once again it’s time for ENR Texas & Louisiana to showcase the outstanding projects recognized as part of its annual Best Projects competition.

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 Midwest construction industry continued to thrive in 2023, bolstered by a steady flow of projects that kept many firms busy producing work that pushed the boundaries of innovation, promoted sustainability and safety, reinvented historic structures and spurred forward-thinking construction solutions.

The largest academic project in Colby College history and the new home for its music, cinema studies and performance, theater and dance departments, this $95-million, 74,000-sq-ft building features flexible, multipurpose performance areas.

The Southeast construction industry isn’t just busy, it’s producing exceptional work that is pushing the envelope in a range of projects from highways in Puerto Rico to universities in North Carolina.

Herzog Contracting completed Brightline’s 129-mile track connecting West Palm Beach in South Florida to Cocoa and Orlando International Airport in Central Florida in just 46 months