The performance footwear brand’s flagship store in Manhattan is a 3,800-sq-ft amphitheater-shaped boutique in SoHo—a second location after its Los Angeles headquarters—that is a testament to meticulous craft and creation, according to the project team.

Judges recognize ENR New York and New England Best Projects.

The multilevel, 580-sq-meter flagship store is the largest Grand Seiko Boutique globally.

Designed as the new headquarters for Google’s Global Business Organization, the 1.3-million-sq-ft St. John’s Terminal aims to offer a communal, historic and environmentally conscious workplace for up to 3,000 employees, business partners and visitors.

An attraction in Rochester and western New York for more than 40 years, the Strong National Museum of Play further connects to its community with a $71.6-million expansion and renovation—a multiphase project that adds structures, exhibits, amenities and interactive areas on its campus.

The Sunset Park public library project in Brooklyn not only revitalized one of the borough’s busiest branches, it also combines public library facilities with 100% affordable housing—a first for New York City, says the project team.

The first completed utility-scale offshore wind energy project in the state, and the U.S., provides clean power to Long Island through a local grid link.

The glycol collection and recycling facility at Syracuse Hancock International Airport includes what the team says is the world’s first on-airport glycol recycling evaporator that can treat spent aircraft deicing fluid as low as 0.25% glycol to water.

Located just 200 yards from the Hudson River, this Level II regional trauma center was flooded by Superstorm Sandy in 2012.

The project’s $9-million first phase deployed thermal networking to reduce energy demand and to eliminate carbon emissions that could trigger Local Law 97 penalties in 2030.