A 47-story, 414,000-sq-ft tower inspired by classic yacht design widens as it rises.

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A three-story Neoclassical Georgian Revival building that has served as an education landmark over the last century now houses medical skills labs with comprehensive infrastructure and safety upgrades.

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Rather than demolishing and replacing Charleston’s century-old Low Battery seawall, the team developed an approach that retained the wall base where possible and transferred loads to new micropile underpinning.

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But the existing building was physically connected to four working facilities: Jefferson Tower Hospital, the School of Dentistry, the VA Bridge and the Zeigler Research Building. And the building shared chilled utility services with all of them.

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Replacing a structurally deficient bridge originally built in 1958 over the Loxahatchee River and the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway called for a 915-ft bridge featuring a 267-ft twin double-leaf trunnion bascule main span.

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The 223,000-sq-ft, six-story tower at UNC Health Blue Ridge in Morganton connects to an existing bed tower via a connector bridge, but the bridge’s foundations sit inside the active emergency department and laboratory.

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Before construction could begin on this $285-million patient care tower, the project team had to move an existing medical helipad on top of a parking garage slated for demolition to make way for the expansion.

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A hyperscale data center’s need for high-capacity service gave rise to the Aiken Sage Mill program, with the customer’s energization date setting the pace.

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Marked as one of the largest projects ever completed by the state of North Carolina, the campus consolidates thousands of state employees into a single purpose-built facility.

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The 530,000-sq-ft entertainment facility is equipped to host concerts, performing arts, conventions, corporate gatherings and live audience productions.

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