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ENR Southeast recently announced the winners of its 2023 Regional Best Projects awards program. A total of 83 submissions were received and judged by a three-person panel, resulting in 31 winning projects across 16 categories. The top projects were recognized for their “quality of work and overcoming challenges creatively and effectively, and for innovative ideas implemented on the job site.”
Of the 31 awarded projects, 16 earned Best Project honors and 15 projects were given Awards of Merit, including three projects that MillerClapperton had the pleasure to partner on: Orlando International Airport, Terminal C (Best Project, Airport/Transit), David L. Conlan Rehabilitation Center (Award of Merit, Health Care), Mark Anthony Brewing (Best Project, Manufacturing).
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Location: Charlotte, NC
Product: ALUCOBOND (MCM), Petersen Aluminum (Single Skin)
General Contractor: DPR Construction, Rodgers Builders
Architect: NBBJ Architects
The construction of the David L. Conlan Rehabilitation Center is the first step, of many, in the modernization of Atrium Health’s Carolinas Medical Center campus. This new facility is a one-of-a-kind regional rehabilitation hospital, thoughtfully designed with the latest state-of-the-art technology and programs to better serve patients and the surrounding communities.
This new specialized hospital boasts some impressive numbers, such as 70 private patient rooms, a 9,300 square-foot outpatient clinic, an outdoor therapy challenge garden, an aquatic therapy program, and a center for independent living. For this project, MillerClapperton fabricated 49,690 square feet of Metal Composite Material and 4,035 square feet of Profile Single Skin.
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“Modern construction that we see today began to take shape in the 16th century, as more people settled in cities, construction required engineers, architects, coordination of materials, and rules to guide them. By the 17th and 18th centuries, construction began to experiment more with new materials and technologies following the industrial revolution. Today, the construction industry is worth US$6.4tn (2020) and is expected to reach US$13.9tn by 2037. In this list from Construction Digital, take a look at 10 revolutionary innovations of modern construction.”
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“Aside from their astounding aesthetics, there is no singular element that defines or unites the most beautiful theaters in the world. A handful are designed in opulent, ornate styles of the 19th century, others with sleek curves and smooth surfaces of the modern age. Many don’t even have the same purpose: The theaters on this list are opera houses, concert halls, and even movie theaters. Nonetheless, they shine through for their unique designs, creative innovations, and stunning appearances. Journey to the 11 most beautiful theaters in the world below.”
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Recommendation: 33 Inspiring Design Books
Compiled By: Architectural Digest
We normally focus on exteriors, but if you love good design, it’s likely that you appreciate and value something for it’s aesthetic appeal whether it’s a well a designed interior or a fabulous antique. Architectural Digest has compiled a list of their editor’s favorite decor and design books of the season. From designer monographs and stylish how-to volumes to odes to maximalist style, click below for a list of their 33 top recommendations to enjoy during these final weeks of summer. They recommend “adding a few of these volumes to your collection – and settling in for an air-conditioned afternoon of visual delight.”
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