Among the challenges the project team faced were unprecedented flood threat and maintaining critical functions during construction.

It’s not easy to be cutting edge on health care in New York, but the Helen L. and Martin S. Kimmel Pavilion for NYU Langone Health opened with a battery of new advancements.

Renovating four floors of a former abandoned mill to create a much needed medical facility in downtown Lowell involved extensive remediation and challenging logistics, the team says.

The unexpected discovery of a large underground rock formation could have easily derailed construction of this $21.8-million, 76,000-sq ft cancer treatment center.

The team behind this 170,000-sq ft, 70-bed hospital says the project delivered state-of-the-art health care services to a largely rural area in less than two years. 

The 123,101-sq-ft expansion nearly doubles the inpatient capacity of this community hospital, adding emergency, diagnostic imaging, surgical services, a women’s floor and a multistory lobby.

The $93.73-million sports performance and health care center at the Dallas Cowboys training facility includes a 310,000-sq-ft, 11-story medical building and a 405,000-sq-ft, six-story parking garage.

The eight-story, 1.6-million-sq-ft hospital replaces an aging Dept. of Veterans Affairs hospital in downtown New Orleans that was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.