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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.
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.
This seven-story, ultra-luxury boutique condominium complex on a private island in Coconut Grove features three interconnected structures forming a half-moon arc along the Biscayne Bay shoreline.
Belmont University’s Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business now occupies the former Buddy Lee Attractions building at 38 Music Square East, a Music Row landmark.
To modernize the mechanical, electrical and plumbing infrastructure throughout Freedom Tower, the team first had to figure out what lay behind the walls.
The 530,000-sq-ft entertainment facility is equipped to host concerts, performing arts, conventions, corporate gatherings and live audience productions.
The Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex’s first open-air music venue had to be completed by an immovable deadline to accommodate concerts Live Nation had scheduled well ahead of project completion.
Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s fourth regional rail facility will support the Silver Line’s fleet of state-of-the-art diesel multiple-unit vehicles, which will be cleaned, maintained and refueled at the site.
One Rangers Way is the first residential community in Arlington’s $4-billion Entertainment District, developed under a public-private partnership with the Cordish Cos., the Texas Rangers and the city of Arlington.