The exterior and interior designs on this LEED Gold-certified specialty medical office building are based on the unique experiences of cancer patients and create an uplifting healing environment.

A $63-million effort has revitalized the 48-story, 1.2-million-sq-ft 101 California tower, which was built in 1982, with a reenvisioned outdoor plaza, lobbies and new tenant amenities.

With its grand opening in February 2024, Placer County’s first zero-net energy facility has become a one-stop health services center for Auburn and the foothills area.

The $12.4-million building systems overhaul is the initial phase of the medical center’s plan to convert three existing office and administration floors into patient space for the shock trauma unit.

Great Wolf Lodges may all look similar aesthetically, but building its largest resort proved as complex as hospital construction, the project team says.

Transforming a core and shell completed by another contractor into a medical facility involved fitting out a 45,000-sq-ft specialty care space.

Attendees at Groundbreaking Women in Construction shared how emerging global priorities, developing skill sets, stronger self-advocacy and next-generation technology development are changing the trajectory of women's careers.

Trinity University’s 40,000-sq-ft Dicke Hall is the school’s latest addition. The mass timber structure houses one- and two-tier classrooms, an auditorium, a screening room and student space.

Located at the heart of UT Arlington’s main campus is its newest facility, featuring a mix of classrooms; flexible and state-of-the-art technology; enriched learning spaces; teaching and research labs; faculty and staff offices; study and support spaces; and infrastructure support space.

After multiple additions and renovations over its 60-year lifespan, the original Bellaire High School was no longer able to support modern educational practices. Funded by Houston ISD’s 2012 Bond Program, the $122.9-million facility will support the community far beyond the next 60 years.