Although it is a landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Alameda High School, built in 1924, had been vacated by students since 1978 and was fully shuttered in 2012.

Building a super-slender condominium tower above New York City’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) required exemplary teamwork.

Crews utilized a temporary trestle and precast pile caps to mitigate challenges posed by environmental conditions and permitting issues, completing the Crosstown Parkway Extension in Port St. Lucie, Fla., two months early and $13 million under budget.

Collaboration was the watchword for this monoethylene and di-ethylene glycol production facility project.

A failing sea cave leading to extensive cracking in the roadway at a popular tourist destination had the makings of a disaster.

As the first Southeast U.S. building to meet strict Living Building Challenge mandates, the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design features a host of innovations—from renewable energy systems that generated 250% more power than the 47,000-sq-ft multipurpose facility used in its first year to mass timber construction with wood salvaged or from responsibly managed forests.