Terra Haute’s 125,000-sq-ft hot dip zinc galvanizing facility uses an electric induction furnace rather than a traditional gas fired kettle and will primarily galvanize trailer components.
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The Hillside Elementary School, built in 1954, had reached the end of its useful life, despite multiple upgrades over the years.
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Following a historic naming gift from two long-standing benefactors, the University of St. Thomas sought to construct a transformative, on-campus arena
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Bringing art, education and housing together under one roof, the Trout Museum of Art at Lawrence University redefines what’s possible for community-focused development
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Every structural system, deep foundation, column location, floor loading and utility connection in this 431,800-sq-ft brass foundry was driven by the manufacturing process and equipment
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Safety at Polaris Forge 1 was built into all stages of project planning, engineering and construction.
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After Ravinia Elementary was saved from demolition thanks to a voter-approved bond referendum, a comprehensive renovation and addition modernized the space while preserving its historic character.
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With a focus on clinical neuroscience and cardiac care services, and consolidating specialized care from an existing campus, this 690,000-sq-ft adult inpatient hospital for Michigan Medicine on the University of Michigan medical campus in Ann Arbor achieved LEED Platinum certification, exceeding the state’s performance code by around 20%.
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The DII5 Net Zero Delivery Station is recognized as the first large-scale owner-occupied mass timber logistics facility in the U.S.
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After decades of erosion, the ecological function of the Clark and Delaware/Horseshoe Islands had nearly been eliminated.
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