Search

The article announces that the Rubicon-MDI-1 Re-instrumentation and DCS Upgrade Project in Geismar, Louisiana designed by ISC Constructors LLC, has won the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of specialty contracting.

The article announces that the Turrell Retrospective at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas designed by Linbeck Group LLC, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of small projects under 10 million U.S. dollars.

The article announces that the Richland-Chambers Pipeline Lowering in Rice, Texas designed by Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of small projects under 10 million U.S. dollars.

The article announces that the Southern Hotel in Covington, Louisiana designed by Woodward Design+Build, has won the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of small projects under 10 million U.S. dollars.

The article announces that the Residences at Stoneleigh Condominiums in Dallas, Texas designed by W.G. Yates & Sons Construction Co., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of residential/hospitality.

The article announces that 2400 Nueces, a state-of-the-art, 16-story high-rise collegiate living facility in Austin, Texas designed by Power Design Inc., has won the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of residential/hospitality.

The article announces that the KIPP Austin Public Schools South Campus in Houston, Texas designed by American Constructors Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of renovation/restoration.

The article announces that the Bethel Park in Houston, Texas designed by JE Dunn Construction, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of renovation/restoration.

The article announces that the Leonel J Castillo Community Center in Houston, Texas designed by JE Dunn Construction, has won the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of renovation/restoration.

The article announces that the first-of-its-kind grocery store of grocer H-E-B for the Stone Oak community in San Antonio, Texas designed by Joeris General Contractors Ltd., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of office/retail/mixed-use buildings.

The article announces that the Triumph Aerostructures Vought Aircraft Division Manufacturing Facility (TARO 2) in Red Oak, Texas designed by KBR Building Group, has won the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of manufacturing.

The article announces that The Crest at Galvez Plaza in Baton Rouge, Louisiana designed by Arrighi Construction LLC, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of landscape/hardscape/urban development.

The article announces that the Victory Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas designed by Linbeck Group LLC, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of health care buildings.

The article announces that The Girls School of Austin New Campus in Austin, Texas designed by American Constructors Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of K-12 education.

The article announces that the Billy Earl Dade Middle School in Dallas, Texas designed by Satterfield & Pontikes Construction Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of K-12 education.

The article announces that the Manor Expressway in Austin, Texas designed by Michael Baker International, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of highways/bridges.

The article announces that the Methodist Olive Branch Hospital in Olive Branch, Mississippi designed by Turner Construction Co., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of health care buildings.

The article announces that the University Health System New Trauma Tower in San Antonio, Texas designed by Broaddus+Muñoz & Zachry/Vaughn/Layton (ZVL), has won the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of health care buildings.

The article announces that the Memorial Hermann Healthcare System East Tower in Woodlands and Shenandoah, Texas designed by Broaddus & Associates and WHR Architects Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Project award in the category of health care buildings.

The article announces that the U.S. Coast Guard Houston-Galveston Sector Building in Austin, Texas designed by STV Inc. and Mortenson Construction, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of government/public buildings.

The article announces that the New Armed Forces Reserve Center at Camp Minden in Minden, Louisiana designed by KSA Alliance Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of government/public buildings.

The article announces that the Recruit Family In-processing and Information Center at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas designed by ECC, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of government and public buildings.

The article announces that VersaCutter, a subsea cutting tool that provides a safer and more efficient way of severing subsea structures from Versabar Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of energy/industrial innovations.

The article announces that the Entergy Midtown 230 kilovolt Substation Demolition & Rebuild for Entergy services in New Orleans, Louisiana designed by Barriere Construction, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of energy/industrial buildings.

The article announces that the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport Terminal B North Stringer in Texas designed by Manhattan Construction Co., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of airports/transit and safety.

The article announces the 2014 Best Projects awards given to construction and design firms across Texas and Louisiana from the periodical including the Best Project of the Year to the Leonel J. Castillo Community Center and the Project of the Year to the East Baton Rouge Parish Main Library.

The article announces that the Austin Children's Museum in Austin, Texas designed by The Beck Group, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of cultural/worship buildings.

The article announces that the Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Maintenance Hangar in Fort Hood, Texas designed by RS&H Inc., has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of airports/transit.

The article announces that the holding company TRT Holdings Headquarters in Irving, Texas designed by Brasfield & Gorrie LLC, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of office/retail/mixed-use buildings.

The article announces that the TreeHouse Memorial City in Houston, Texas designed by Studio RED Architects, has won an award of merit in the periodical's 2014 Best Projects competition in the category of green and safe public buildings.

The article announces the periodical's 2014 Best Project of the Year award given to the East Baton Rouge Parish Main Library in Baton Rouge, Louisiana designed by M.J. Womack Inc. for adopting green technology and sustainability measures.

The article profiles judges for the 2014 Best Projects competition of the periodical including Brian Benefiel, Director of Preconstruction Services at HOAR Construction, Steve Penson, Regional Manager at Austin Commercial, and Steve Trickel, Vice President of Employee Relations at JV Industrial Cos. Ltd. Topics discussed include Benefiel's expertise in planning of HOAR's projects, Penson's responsibility for construction of microelectronics, and Trickel's responsibilities of strategic planning.

The article announces appointments at the U.S. construction industry including Juli Cook as chief operating officer (COO) of NBBJ and Mike Wheeler as chief procurement officer of Fluor Corp., and the Golden Beaver award given to Richard S. Weeks, president of Weeks Marine Inc.

The article announces the winners of 2014 Commercial Green Building Achievement Awards presented by the U.S. Green Building Council of Colorado which includes Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Ivywild School and real estate firm Unico Properties.

The article offers information on the California Best Projects competition of 2014 organized by the periodical in order to honor the best public construction work in the state. Topics discussed include entries received by the periodical, the Excellence in Safety Award of the periodical, and the judges of the competition that consists of several industry professionals including Lee Abramson, Mark Bartlett, and Greg Eckstrom.

4 World Trade Center [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Entry Pavilion at Brookfield Place [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Greenpac [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

West Brook Flood Control Project [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

b [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Madison Square Garden Transformation Project [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

4 New York Plaza [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Hurricane Sandy Staten Island Residential Repairs [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Monmouth Battlefield State Park Visitor Center [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The New York Palace [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Marriott at 1717 Broadway [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

135 East 79th [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Runway constructed at center of world's second-busiest airport [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Best Projects honorees range from a Holocaust memorial and airport runway to orangutan habitat and tied-arch bridge [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Award of merit Water/Environment: Tres Rios Water Reclamation Facility [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]