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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A new biosolids facility, replacing an outdated incineration system with advanced resource recovery technology, has transformed Kansas City’s Blue River Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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A six-story, 32,000-sq-ft glass-enclosed structure operates as a tropical indoor oasis at roughly 82°F by day and transitions to a live entertainment venue at roughly 68°F at night, allowing the resort to operate year-round regardless of Michigan winters.
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Decisive action was needed when an active landslide threatened critical infrastructure and operations at Buffalo Trace Distillery, a provider of Kentucky bourbon located along the Kentucky River.
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KRESA Career Connect Campus is a 162,000-sq-ft, centralized career and technical education facility designed to make the building itself a teaching tool.
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After more than 40 years of planning, a 2.5-mile east-west corridor now connects SR 32 to SR 37.
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A pair of LEED Silver-targeted buildings were built as a part of St. Louis Community College’s $450-million voter-funded initiative to modernize aging campuses
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