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Replacing a medium-voltage system that had served North Carolina State University’s 260-acre central campus for more than 50 years meant nearly every road and sidewalk had to be disrupted to install new underground infrastructure.
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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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Complicated ground conditions prompted innovative solutions on Belmont University’s largest residence hall to date.
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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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As a final segment of a multi-phase program, this two-mile arterial roadway completed a long-planned east–west corridor between Interstate 75 and Lakewood Ranch Boulevard.
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This 1.7-mile stretch of urban roadway closes a critical north-south gap in one of Central Florida’s busiest tourist corridors and improves regional mobility.
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Entities: Infrastructure
Engineering News-Record
Racing against the clock to beat expiring leases in the owner’s previous space, the project team had just 5.5 months to fast-track a simultaneous build-out across eight floors of a fully active 25-story office tower at Atlantic Station.
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In addition to consolidating and modernizing Southeast Toyota Distributors’ operations, the JAXPORT facility relocates them from Talleyrand Terminal, where they had been since 1968.
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This historic renovation, expansion and modernization effort spanned six phases on a fully operational school campus across two years
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Seven buildings are the first of a multiphase project providing high-quality lab and biomanufacturing space for the life sciences sector.
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Also known as The Well, this nine-story wellness-centered mixed-use development features an advanced building envelope and facade to withstand hurricanes as well as salt air and sun exposure.
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Located on a 5-acre site along the Cumberland River, this $284.4-million, 1.2-million-sq-ft mixed-use project required adaptability.