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The CCNZ Wellington/Wairarapa Construction Awards celebrated outstanding civil construction projects in the region. Water projects dominated the awards, with one project winning the Komatsu Award for projects under $600,000 for stabilizing a slipped bank on Howard Road. RB Civil received a merit award for the Orange Hut Ford Crossing Upgrade, while Multi Civil won the Asmuss Award for projects between $600,000 and $3 million for the Hinau Street Wastewater Upgrade. McConnell Dowell took home the award for projects over $3 million for the Barber Grove to Seaview Wastewater Treatment Plant Pipeline Duplication Project. Individual awards were also presented, including the Emerging Leader Award and the Outstanding Contribution Award. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Common Unity project of the architect Rozana Montiel from Mexico City which receives the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP) award. It states that award is intended for young architects that have the best realized works of architecture in the Americas. It states that Montiel's project which was already hinted at by Doshi's Pritzker win, highlights the fact that the best work is taking place across Asia and South & Central America.

The article offers information on the construction of various school facility exteriors around U.S. It mentions that Triton Regional High School in southern New Jersey has received the national Green Ribbon School award for environmentally friendly projects and practices in 2016; works of A&E Architects and Dick Anderson Construction for the Medicine Crow Middle School located in Montana; and views of Dusty Eaton, principal of A&E Architect on the campus design that serves outdoor activity.

The article announces the 22 projects honored by the American Institute of Architects Housing and Housing and Urban Development Awards Programs, including the 1532 House in San Francisco, California, the House at the Shawangunks in New Paltz, New York, and the Ranch House in the San Juan Mountains in Telluride, Colorado.

The article announces the awardees at the Awards for Excellence in Concrete program of the Concrete Institute of Australia including the Song School as the winner of the Kevin Cavanagh Trophy and the Jubilee Bridge designed by Arup as Excellence in Cooncrete, Infrastructure Projects.

The article announces the 2018 American Concrete Institute (ACI) Excellence in Concrete Construction awards including the Visual Arts Building of the University of Iowa in Iowa City, the 1200 Intrepid Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the Provo City Center Temple in Provo, Utah.

The article announces the 2017 Project of the Year Awards winners of the Slag Cememt Association including Barrier One Headquarters in Florida, I-91 Brattleboro Bridge in Vermont, and NVIDIA Building in California.

The article focuses on the winners of Future Project of the Year 2017 at the World Architecture Festival (WAF). It mentions Sydney Fish Market in Sydney, New South Wales with competition reference design, the new market, retail, wholesale and auction facility replaces commercial properties. It also mentions Consulate Building in Karachi, Pakistan with sustainability and an interest in contemporary Islamic design and Battersea Power Station in London, England with chimneys and turbine halls.

The article offers information on winners of the 2017 International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) Project Awards presented at the ICRI Fall Convention in New Orleans, Louisiana, on November 16, 2017. It is stated that Alcatraz Quartermaster Building Restoration Project has been given 2017 Project of the Year award in historic category, whereas Child's Restaurant at Coney Island and Seaside Park, New York, has been awarded in the category of "Awards of Excellence."

The article focuses on the recipients of the American Concrete Pavement Association's (ACPA) 28th Annual Excellence in Concrete Pavements award including Reconstruction Project at Northwest Missouri Regional Airport, Detroit Metropolitan Airport and Walmart Distribution Center in North Carolina.

The article announces the award winners of the 2017 Concrete Society Awards received by construction projects including the cable-stayed bridge Queensferry Crossing in Scotland, Broadmoor Hospital Redevelopment in Berkshire, England, and London Bridge Station Redevelopment Scheme in London, England.

The article provides details of construction projects in the U.S. selected as Best Project. The winning projects includes construction of Port of Juneau Cruise Ship Berths in Gastineau Channel, Alaska by contractor Manson Construction, construction of ferry dock at Chignik town, Alaska by contractor Pacific Pile, and replacing of old pump stations at the Chester Morse Lake, Washington by contractor Orion Marine Contractors.

The article offers information on the polished concrete construction projects that won the Concrete Surfaces Polished Concrete Awards. The winners include the Landing Sports Center in the commercial category, the Mabee Center at Oral Roberts University in the educational category, and the Oceanside Museum of in the institutional category. Also offered are the owners, polishing contractor and material suppliers of these projects.

The article lists the winners of the Association of Professional Executives of the Public Service of Canada (APEX) Award from the Association of General Contractors (AGC) including NATCO Research & Development Center, University of Houston-Calhoun Lofts, and Canine Health Institute-Therapy and Imaging.

The article features the award winners at the 19th Annual Kukulu Hale Awards of the Hawaii Chapter of National Association for Industrial and Office Parks (NAIOP) in 2016 including Kapolei Lofts project of Forest City Hawaii for the New Project Award-Commercial/Other over 40,000 SF, the Kewalo Apartments by Hunt Cos. Inc. for Renovation Award-Commercial/other 40,000 SF or less, and Kolopua Princeville project by Unlimited Construction Services Inc. for Nonprofit Project Award.

The article announces winners of periodical's New York's 2017 Best Projects award which includes Second Avenue Subway-Phase 1 subway line, Lenfest Center for the Arts in Columbia University, and Etsy Headquarters.

The article offers information on several projects which won the 2016 Pinnacle Awards in the stone industry. Winners of the awards include the Minnesota State Capitol in Saint Paul, Minnesota for renovation and restoration, the Energy Center III in Houstin, Texas for commercial interior, and the Monumental Staircase in Washington, D.C. for residential interior/exterior.

The article announces the Concrete Pavements Awards from American Concrete Pavement Association given to quality concrete pavements construction in Canada and in the U.S. including the Waukesha County Airport Runway reconstruction, and East I-40 Point of Entry Weigh Station in Roland, Oklahoma.

The article announce the winners of the "ENR: Engineering News-Record" (ENR) magazine Best Projects program which reflects the diversity of the physical and commercial environment across the U.S. including Allen Institute, Kodiak Airport project, and Eugene Veterans Affairs Health Care Center.

The article offers news briefs related to the education system in Minnesota as of November 5, 2014. Several school districts in Minnesota received approval from voters to move forward with big construction projects. Angela Harvala, a fifth-grade teacher at North Elementary School was awarded with Milken Educator Award. Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) is working with Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) to offer information about Ebola virus.

The article offers information on winners to the periodical's 2016 best project awards including the modern boutique hotel owned by the Chicago Athletic Association (CAA) Owner Hotel LLC, the Skyline Plaza Garage in Indianapolis and the Railroad Deport Grand Staircase in Missouri.

The article announces the winners of the 2016 Best Projects for construction from the periodical "ENR Southeast," including Salt Waste Processing Facility in Aiken, South Carolina as Best Project in Excellence in Safety category, Faena Forum in Miami Beach, Florida as Best Project in Cultural/Worship category and Port Everglades Clean Energy Center as Best Project in Energy/Industrial category.

The article announces the winners of the 2016 Best Projects contest of the periodical "ENR Southeast" for health care construction projects, including Grandview Medical Center in Birmingham, Alabama for Best Project, Cherokee Indian Hospital in Cherokee, North Carolina for Award of Merit and Veterans Affairs Health Care Center in Charlotte, North Carolina for Award of Merit.

The article announces awards given to construction projects including the Best Project award to Alley Theatre, the Award of Merit to the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Terminal and the Excellence in Safety Award to Baybrook Mall.

The article offers information on several construction projects in New York and New Jersey which were named winners of the 2016 Best Project awards from the magazine "Engineering News-Record." The construction projects include the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, the St. Patrick's Cathedral and the West Deptford Energy Station Black Start System. The companies involved in the construction projects are also noted.

The article presents several construction projects and recipients of the Global Best Projects Awards. These include the $900-million Thames Water Lee Tunnel project of water distributor Thames Water in Newham, England. It notes the Shanghai Tower owned by Shanghai Tower Construction & Development Co. Ltd. in Shanghai, China. It mentions the Emergency & Carryover Storage Project (E&CSP) owned by water distributor San Diego County Water Authority in San Diego, California.

The article announces the recipients of the 2015 Project of the Year Awards from the Slag Cement Association (SCA) including Children's Hospital of Richmond, Arlington River Bridge on University Boulevard, and Heritage Cooperative Agricultural Campus and Research Farm.

The article talks about the awards given by Concrete Foundations Association at the annual Projects of the Year competition in the cast-in-place foundation technology category and mentions the winners of the competition including SCW Footings & Foundations and Herbert Construction Company.

The article announces several awards given to various construction projects from International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI) including the 2015 Project of the Year to Counterweight Repair of Historic St. Charles Air Line Bridge in Illinois, Award of Excellence Masonry Category to the Exterior Restoration of the Country Club Christian Church in Missouri, and the Award of Excellence Transportation Category to Culver Line Viaduct Rehabilitation in New York.

The article announces awards for several construction projects which include the Overall Project of the Year and Best Natural Gas-Fired Project awards to Warren County Generating Station, Best Nuclear Power Project award to Cook Nuclear Plant Bridge Crane Installation, and Best Renewable Energy Project award to Grand Ridge Energy Center.

The article focuses on Award of Excellence of the periodical which recognize the best construction project and will be held in New York Hilton Midtown in New York City on April 5-6, 2018. It mentions construction project of the year has been given to Elizabeth River Tunnels Project in Virginia which is owned by Virginia Department of Transportation and constructed by SKW Constructors. It also mentions the project under a public-private partnership (P3) for the first all-concrete.

The article offers information on the winners of the 2015 Post-Tensioning Institute (PTI) Project Awards which include Project of the Year award to San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge New East Span Skyway, West 7th Street Bridge in Fort Worth, Texas, and Parkland Replacement Hospital.