A total of 44 projects—across five states and 18 categories—were honored in the annual Best Projects competition.

Schedule delays, a complex architectural vision and the use of uncommon strategies complicated construction on the 2018 Project of the Year.

Airport security screenings and safety considerations for an active runway posed challenges in the construction of the 265,000-sq-ft addition of Terminal C at Bush International Airport in Houston.

The Waller Creek Tunnel Inlet Facility was designed to protect downtown Austin from flash flooding.

Constructing a 132,000-sq-ft athletic facility in the middle of the University of Oklahoma campus required acute planning and coordination by the project team.

The eight-story building for the Swiss watchmaker Rolex is adjacent to its existing office, built in 1984.

The Munger brothers, cotton gin manufacturers, established Munger Place in 1905 as an upscale community just south of Dallas.

For 58 years, the Abilene Christian University Wildcats played their home games away, but on Sept. 16, 2017, they competed at home in their NCAA Division I football stadium––and won.

Pressed by a tight deadline, the team responded with resourcefulness and expert design-build execution, delivering the $16.95-million project $300,000 under budget in August 2017.

The scope of work on TDIndustries’ new Houston complex included constructing a 38,000-sq-ft, two-story office building, a 14,000-sq-ft materials storage warehouse and a 6,000-sq-ft shop for the assembling and sectioning of ductwork as well as the prefabrication of pipe hangers and miscellaneous components.