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The I-70 crossing over the Missouri River at Rocheport, Mo., is known as the linchpin of America.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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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.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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To meet workforce needs, J.E. Dunn’s focus was to create a high-performing, adaptable workplace as part of its headquarters renovation in Kansas City, Mo.
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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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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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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.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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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
Topics: Housing
Entities: Housing
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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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The Hand & The Eye transforms Chicago’s historic McCormick Mansion into the world’s largest magic venue and one of the city’s most distinctive new hospitality and entertainment destinations.
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Initially planned as a new 75,000-sq-ft facility, this expansion project was once on the verge of cancellation after construction cost escalations created a significant budget shortfall.
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Located on nearly 60,000 acres of reclaimed mining land formerly owned by American Electric Power Co., the Jesse Owens State Park Cabins represent one of Ohio’s largest land reclamation efforts.
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To address a critical gap in Illinois’ behavioral health continuum, this $3.4-million project converted the existing eighth floor outpatient space of an active hospital into a specialized inpatient setting for children and adolescents with autism