Annual Best Projects competition honors 18 projects in several categories

K-12 school in Cambridge, Mass., is the first school in the state to produce net zero carbon emissions and its largest net zero emissions municipal building.

At the heart of the University of Vermont’s 19th-century campus, crews led by PC Construction delivered an $80.7-million STEM Complex—the largest facility investment since the Burlington school’s founding in 1791.

The three who died in the Boston Marathon bombing are now forever remembered in a memorial at the iconic Boylston Street finish line, where the tragedy occurred.

The expansion and renovation of TD Garden in Boston featured nine different projects—each with their own set of subcontractors and own deadlines to meet—during a 10-month period.

Located in Boston’s Theater District, the 24-story boutique hotel has more than 300 micro rooms.

The project featured the rehabilitation and transformation of a pair of historic brick-and-beam buildings for GE’s headquarters.

Akamai’s headquarters rises 19 stories, making it the tallest building in Cambridge’s Kendall Square. It is also the largest WELL certified building in the Northeast.

With a nationwide shortage of protective respirator masks at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, every second counted in expanding manufacturing capacity.

The good neighbor policy for the three-story, 67,000-sq-ft assisted living and memory community began with the safe demolition of an existing synagogue and multifamily house, with all hazardous materials abated with no effects on adjacent residences.