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The article announces the winner of the 2022 annual Engineering News-Record (ENR) Global Best Project Awards, including the Google Bay View Campus in northern California, the Tianfu Agricultural Exposition center in China, and the Canal Lachine Bridge project in Quebec, Canada.

The article announces the Top 25 newsmakers for 2013, chosen by the "Engineering News-Record" (ENR) journal, which include Michael Adlerstein, the architect who is leading the renovation of the United Nations headquarters in New York City, Alan Barnhart who leads Barnhart Crane & Rigging, which transported the world's largest tunnel-boring machine (TBM) to Seattle, Washington, and Daniel Christian of Victaulic which produced a handbook of best practices for engineering contractors.

The article profiles co-chief executive officer Andy Cohen who is a recipient of the Legacy Award.

The article discusses how judges, who are architects, engineers and contractors will judge entries submitted for infrastructure projects by construction industry to serve people in California and Hawaii on basis of teamwork and mentions that the winning project will be awarded on October 4, 2016.

The article presents several construction projects in the U.S. which are selected for the Best of the Best Project Awards 2014 including Higher Education and Specialty Contracting, Green Project and Highways.

The article presents a calendar of events for California in February-March 2015 including the 5th Annual North State Construction Leadership Council Working Weekend and the Water Conservation Showcase, and announces the periodical's Legacy Award to Tim Psomas, chairman of construction firm Psomas.

The article announces various personnel movements and recognition in the construction industry including the naming of David Hart as president of design firm Steinberg, the appointment of Neville Willsmore as San Diego office leader at architecture company Harley Ellis Devereaux, and the naming of Robert Stuart as the Associated Builders and Contractors' 2014 national craft professional of the year.

The article announces that the Anaheim Water Recycling Demonstration Project in Anaheim, California won an Award of merit in the Southern California Water/Environment category during the ENR Construction project competition.

The article announces the winners of the ENR California construction projects competition for 2013, including the Bing Concert Hall, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Headquarters and I-210 Gold Line Bridge.

The article announces that the University of Florida-Orlando's Research and Academic Center, constructed by KBR Building Group, won an award of merit in the higher education/research category of the publication's 2013 Best Projects competition.

The article announces winners of the 2013 Global Best Projects competition by the journal "Engineering News Record," with information on the engineering and design teams given the Best Small Project award for the construction of an early childhood development center in Johannesburg, South Africa.

The article presents a calendar of engineering industry events for April-May 2013, including a green building convention, a subcontractors legislative conference, and a Construction Management Association of America awards ceremony.

The article announces that James M. Bennett High School in Salisbury, Maryland, built by Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., has been selected as the winner of the publication's 2012 award for best construction project in the K-12 Education category.

The article reports that the upgrading of wastewater treatment plants in Gwinnett County, Georgia has been awarded the publication's 2012 award for Best Civil Construction Project.

The article announces that the conservation and restoration of a dam in Blue Ridge, Georgia has been presented with the publication's Award of Merit for public works and infrastructure construction.

The article offers information on Best Projects 2012 Awards by the "Engineering News-Record" which is seeking entries of projects in the U.S. The projects are divided to categories which include civil, infrastructure and office buildings to landscapes and sustainability. It has also introduced the Best Projects safety award to recognize the it demonstrates the best overall safety record taking into consideration the challenges each project team have faced and the size and scope of the project.

The article announces the winner of the 2011 Specialty Contracting Award: MCFM Solar Thermal Installations, which includes information on the project and project team members.

The article announces that the Facebook Data Center is the winner of the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Best Green Project & Editor's Choice award sponsored by "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the Square 54 mixed-use project in Washington, D. C., have won a Best of the Best Projects 2011 award in the category of Retail/Mixed Use from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of the DiMenna Center for Classical Music have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Best Cultural/Worship award from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article announces that engineers affiliated with the construction of Chandler City Hall in Phoenix, Arizona, have won the Best of the Best Projects 2011 Government/Public Building award from "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article discusses the challenges of choosing the Editors' Choice winner from among the Best of the Best Project Awards, which is sponsored by "ENR: Engineering News-Record."

The article presents profiles of the winners of "ENR: Engineering News-Record's" Southwest's Top 20 Under 40 award, which recognizes professionals in the southwestern U.S. for their leadership in career and community, including Ryan Abbott, Scott Canada, and Kari J. Edenfield.

The article provides information on the design and construction of The Sundt Cos. Headquarters in Tucson, Arizona, which won the Best Office Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the South Meadows Roadway, Bridge and Utilities, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, which won Transportation Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of Salt River Fields at Talking Stick in Scottsdale, Arizona, which won the Best Sports/Entertainment Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and redevelopment of The Landings, a military housing project at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, Nevada, which won the Best Multi-Family Residential/Hospitality Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of Loop 303: Happy Valley Road to Lake Pleasant Parkway in Peoria, Arizona, a 5.35-mile highway project which won the Best Transportation Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the I-40 Trail and Gail Ryba Memorial Bridge in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which won Small Project Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Mini of Reno dealership and showroom in Reno, Nevada, which won Small Project Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the renovation of the historic Santa Fe Freight Depot in Santa Fe, New Mexico, which won Renovation/Restoration Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Rachael Ann Perkinson Center, a two-story addition to the Muscular Dystrophy Association's (MDA) headquarters in Tucson, Arizona, which won the Best Small Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on Community First Bankof Las Vegas' renovation of the historic Crockett Building in Las Vegas, New Mexico, which won Renovation/Restoration Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Soleri Bridge in Scottsdale, Arizona, which won the Best Landscape/Urban Development Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the South Arizona Avenue Corridor improvements in Chandler, Arizona, which won the Award of Merit in the Landscape/Development category of the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the New Mexico Junior College Pannell Library addition and renovation in Hobbs, New Mexico, which won Best Renovation/Restoration Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the Maricopa County-Facilities Management (MCFM) Solar Thermal Installations CMAR (ARRA) in Phoenix, Arizona, which won the Best Specialty Contracting Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Nex+Gen Academy-Albuquerque Public Schools in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which won the K-12 Education Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Youngker High School Performing Arts Center in Buckeye, Arizona, which won the Best K-12 Education Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article describes the design and construction of the Bonneville Transit Center, a transit facility in Las Vegas, Nevada, which won the Green Building Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the CityScape Block 77 Retail in Phoenix, Arizona, which won the Best ReTail Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Dunn-Edwards Paint Manufacturing Plant in Phoenix, Arizona, which won Award of Merit in the Industrial/Manufacturing category of the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Coolidge Generating Station, a 512-Megawatt power plant in Coolidge, Arizona, which won Best Industrial/Manufacturing Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Central New Mexico Community College Student Resource Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which received Higher Education Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Diamond Children's Medical Center in Tucson, Arizona, which won Health Care Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Polsinelli Shughart Law Offices at CityScape in Phoenix, Arizona, which won the Best Interior Design award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Tucson Medical Center Mother-Baby and Pediatrics Expansion in Tucson, Arizona, which won Health Care Award of Merit in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Mesa Community College-Saguaro Building, a science and arts building in Mesa, Arizona, which won the Best Higher Education Project award in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.

The article features the design and construction of the White Tank Branch Library and Nature Center, a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)-Platinum public library in Waddel, Arizona, which won the Best Green Building Project award in the Best Projects 2011 contest in the Southwest.

The article provides information on the design and construction of the Chandler City Hall in Chandler, Arizona, which won the Project of the Year and the Best Government/Public Building Project awards in the Best Projects 2011 competition in the Southwest.