Regions' Top Specialty Firms Stay Busy Despite COVID-19 Impacts
Top firms in New York, New Jersey and New England have some 2019 revenue cushion to meet the challenges created by COVID-19.
View ArticleNew York and New England People: November 2020
Updates about construction professionals in the New York and New England regions
View ArticleAward of Merit K-12 Education: Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical High...
Located adjacent to an existing high school, the facility offers more than 600 students a variety of career and vocational technical programs.
View ArticleBest Energy/Industrial: Boston College, Central Heating Plant Upgrade &...
On a 16-month project to improve an existing five-story central heating plant on the Boston College campus, with only one allotted shutdown allowed, the team committed nearly two years to...
View ArticleAward of Merit Energy/Industrial and Excellence in Safety Award: ECU Module...
To create seven ethane cracking units (ECUs) for a new plastic production plant in Pennsylvania, the project team constructed a total of 50 modules configured with structural steel, piping, electrical...
View ArticleBest Health Care: Siemens Healthineers' Advanced Manufacturing and Research &...
Major construction work took place on a campus running full steam amid the pandemic at multiple manufacturing, warehousing, office and research buildings. Extensive planning and teamwork were required...
View ArticleAward of Merit Health Care: Boston Hope
Working 24/7, the team supported by the Greater Boston Building Trades designed and built the emergency 1,000-bed hospital for COVID-19 patients inside the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in...
View ArticleAward of Merit Higher Education/Research: Yale Science Building
Appropriately for a building dedicated to science education, the project utilized several leading-edge design and building approaches to manage the work of more than 50 trade contractors during the...
View ArticleBest Highway/Bridge: Metro North Railroad/Atlantic Street Bridge Replacement...
It took intensive planning and tremendous teamwork to install the new Metro North Railroad/Atlantic Street Bridge in busy and congested downtown Stamford, Conn., and to prevent any serious disruption...
View ArticleAward of Merit Highway/Bridge: Beehive Bridge
Inspired by a honeybee’s flight pattern, the 265-ft-long pedestrian overpass reunites neighborhoods long separated by an urban roadway.
View ArticleAward of Merit Highway/Bridge and Safety Award of Merit: Northeastern...
Spanning five passenger rail tracks, the 500-ft-long steel box girder bridge connects both halves of the university campus and their surrounding neighborhoods.
View ArticleExcellence in Safety Award of Merit: Sunrise of Fairfield
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...
View ArticleAward of Merit Manufacturing: Honeywell N95 Mask Production Facility
With a nationwide shortage of protective respirator masks at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, every second counted in expanding manufacturing capacity.
View ArticleBest Office/Retail/Mixed-Use: Akamai Global 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.
View ArticleBest Renovation/Restoration: General Electric, North Point
The project featured the rehabilitation and transformation of a pair of historic brick-and-beam buildings for GE’s headquarters.
View ArticleAward of Merit Residential/Hospitality: Moxy Hotel
Located in Boston’s Theater District, the 24-story boutique hotel has more than 300 micro rooms.
View ArticleBest Sports/Entertainment: TD Garden Expansion and Renovation
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.
View ArticleBest Landscape/Urban Development and Project of the Year Finalist: Boylston...
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.
View ArticleBest Higher Education/Research and Project of the Year Finalist: The...
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...
View ArticleProject of the Year and Best K-12 Education: King Open/Cambridge Street Upper...
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.
View ArticleNew England’s Top Projects Meet the Moment
Annual Best Projects competition honors 18 projects in several categories
View ArticleSuffolk Appoints Many: New York and New England People
Updates about construction professionals in the New York and New England regions
View ArticleFormer South Boston Rivet Factory Gets Heavy Timber Upgrade
Use of cross-laminated timber construction methods married a two-floor addition with an out-of-plumb, 120-year-old building
View ArticleNew York and New England Snapshot
Shooting at Parcel H at the Boston-area Cambridge Crossing project for Consigli, Umenhofer noticed this welder “joining two remarkably thick steel columns,” the photographer says.
View ArticleValue of Region’s Top 20 Doesn’t Fall Despite COVID-19
New England’s largest projects to break ground last year remained on par with construction starts prior to the virus pandemic’s impacts
View ArticleSole Woman in Room Now Leads by Example
Mary Jane O’Meara, HNTB vice president in Boston and national tolling group member, is an insightful leader and generous mentor
View ArticlePeople March 2021: Industry Appointments in New York, New Jersey, New England
The Worcester-Fitchburg Building Trades Council in Massachusetts has elected Jorge Rivera president.
View ArticleENR New England Top Young Professionals
Emerging leaders innovate for their organizations and communities despite a world turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic
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