Company | In List |
Absher Construction Company | C80 |
Adache Group Architects, LLC | A76 |
Aecom Technology Corporation | EA2 |
Affiliated Engineers | E5 |
AKF Group LLC | EA21, E8 |
Alberici Corp. | C70, CM42 |
Albert Kahn Family of Companies | AE35 |
Allen & Shariff Corp. | E55, C90, CM19 |
Anderson Mikos Architects Ltd. | A64 |
Aon Fire Protection Engineering Corp. | E26 |
api(+) | A77 |
Apogee Consulting Group, P.A. | E62 |
ARCHITEKTON | A67 |
Arup | E2 |
Ashley McGraw Architects | A68 |
Atkins North America | EA27, C81 |
Austin Industries | C32, CM34 |
AXIS Architecture + Design | A80 |
Bala Consulting Engineers | E54 |
Balfour Beatty US | C4, CM10 |
Ballinger | AE19 |
Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineers | E13 |
Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon | EA29 |
Barton Malow | C22, CM11 |
Baskervill | AE48 |
Batson-Cook | C72 |
BBG-BBGM | A56 |
BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers | AE55 |
Bergmann Associates | EA25 |
Bernards | C54, CM13 |
Bette Companies, The | C78, CM36 |
Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners | A28 |
Birdsall Services Group | E27 |
BL Harbert International | C40 |
BLT Architects | A59 |
Boldt Company, The | C38 |
Bomel Construction Co. | C83 |
Brasfield & Gorrie | C20, CM28 |
Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers | E38 |
Brinjac Engineering | E57 |
BRPH | EA24 |
BSA LifeStructures | AE21 |
Burns & McDonnell | EA14 |
C.W. Driver | C57 |
Callison | A6 |
Cannon Design | AE4, BA6 |
Carrier Johnson + Culture | A63 |
Casco Diversified Corp. | AE45 |
ccrd partners | E30 |
CG Schmidt | C79 |
Choate Construction | C49 |
CJL Engineering | EA35 |
Clancy & Theys Construction | C66 |
Clark Group | C5 |
CLARK NEXSEN | EA18 |
Clayco | C30 |
Coakley & Williams Construction | C68 |
Coffman Engineers | E14 |
Consigli Construction | C77, CM4 |
Cooper Carry | A20 |
CORE Construction | C34 |
Corgan Associates | A10 |
CTA Architects Engineers | AE22 |
CTLGroup | E58 |
Cuningham Group Architecture | A42 |
Davis, Bowen & Friedel | EA39 |
Day & Zimmermann | EA10 |
Degenkolb Engineers | E16 |
DesignGroup | A71 |
Dewberry | EA15 |
DLA Architects | AE56 |
DLR Group | AE11 |
Doster Construction | C71, CM16 |
DPR Construction | C13 |
Dunham Associates | E42 |
E.W. Howell Co. | C64, CM33 |
Eaton Energy Solutions | E40, C93, CM37 |
EMJ Corp. | C52, CM35 |
Ennead Architects | A13 |
Epstein | AE41, C92, CM41 |
ESD|Environmental Systems Design | E18 |
EwingCole | AE16 |
exp | EA7 |
EYP Architecture & Engineering | AE13 |
Fanning/Howey Associates | AE33 |
FBA Engineering | E60 |
Fentress Architects | A11 |
FGM Architects | A54 |
Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber | AE46 |
FKP Architects | A17 |
Flad Architects | AE15 |
Fletcher-Thompson | AE43 |
Flintco | C25, CM17 |
Fluor Corp. | E1 |
Francis Cauffman | A37 |
FRCH Design Worldwide | A35 |
FreemanWhite | AE34 |
French & Parrello Associates | E53 |
FXFOWLE Architects | A31 |
G&W Engineering | E63 |
GBBN Architects | A49 |
Gensler | A1 |
GHT Limited | E39 |
Gilbane Building | C7, CM2 |
Glumac | E22 |
Goettsch Partners | A40 |
Good Fulton & Farrell | A47 |
Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood | AE47 |
Gould Evans | A45 |
Graef-USA | EA33 |
Gray Construction | C46, CM43 |
Gresham, Smith and Partners | AE17 |
GRW | EA38 |
Guernsey | EA31 |
H&A Architects & Engineers | EA22 |
H.F. Lenz Co. | E31 |
H+L Architecture | A43 |
H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture | A72 |
Hammel, Green and Abrahamson | AE10, BA9 |
Hardin Construction | C50 |
Harkins Builders | C73 |
Harley Ellis Devereaux | AE32 |
Harvard Jolly | A65 |
Haskell | C43, CM39 |
HBE Corp. | C63 |
HDR Architecture | AE2, BA2 |
Heapy Engineering | E32 |
Heery International | AE18, C75, CM40 |
Henderson Engineers | E7 |
Henneman Engineering | E37 |
Hensel Phelps | C11, CM38 |
Hill International | CM5 |
Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors | C67 |
HITT Contracting | C26 |
HKS | AE5, BA5 |
HLW International | AE30 |
HMC Architects | A8 |
Hnedak Bobo Group | A57 |
HNTB Architecture | AE14 |
Hoar Construction | C47, CM20 |
Hoffman Corp. | CM1 |
HOK | AE1, BA1 |
Holder Construction | C15 |
Horn Design | A81 |
Hunt Companies | C65 |
Hunt Construction Group | C16 |
IBI Group | AE7 |
IMC Construction | C84, CM44 |
Integrated Design Group | AE51 |
Interface Engineering | E28 |
Jacobs | EA1, C18, CM9 |
James G. Davis Construction | C41 |
James McHugh Construction | C82 |
James Posey Associates | E45 |
JE Dunn Construction | C17, CM8 |
Jones Lang LaSalle | C91, CM6 |
Joseph R. Loring & Associates | E43 |
JRS Architect | A75 |
Kamm Consulting | E61 |
Karpinski Engineering | E48 |
KBE Building | C74 |
KCI Technologies | E35 |
Kirksey Architecture | A55 |
Kitchell | C56 |
KJWW Engineering Consultants | E12 |
KLH Engineers | E46 |
KMD Architects | A22 |
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates | A4 |
KPFF Consulting Engineers | E6 |
Kraus-Anderson | C48, CM29 |
KZF Design | EA32 |
L.R. Kimball | EA33 |
LawKingdon Architecture | AE42 |
Layton Construction | C42 |
Lee, Burkhart, Liu | A52 |
Legat Architects | A66 |
Lend Lease | C14, CM15 |
LEO A DALY | AE9 |
Lilker Associates Consulting Engineers | E47 |
Linbeck Group | C59 |
Little | AE26 |
LMN Architects | A51 |
Lord, Aeck & Sargent | A62 |
LPA | AE20 |
LS3P Associates | A18 |
M/E Engineering | E29 |
M+W U.S. | EA3 |
Magnusson Klemencic Associates | E23 |
Manhattan | C55, CM3 |
Massa Montalto Architects | A73 |
Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch | E25 |
MBH Architects | A24 |
McCarthy Holdings | C12, CM21 |
McGough | C51 |
McShane Companies, The | C44 |
Merrick & Co. | EA9 |
Messer Construction | C45 |
Michael Baker Jr.Inc. | EA16 |
Middough | EA17 |
Mithun | A50 |
Morris Architects | A48 |
Mortenson Construction | C8, CM22 |
Moseley Architects | AE28 |
MulvannyG2 Architecture | A16 |
NAC|Architecture | A34 |
Nadel Architects | A60 |
NBBJ | A3 |
Nelson | AE25 |
New South Construction | C76 |
Newcomb & Boyd | E36 |
Niles Bolton Associates | A46 |
NTD Architecture | A33 |
O'Dea, Lynch, Abbattista Consulting Engineers | E59 |
Omniplan Architects | A74 |
O'Neil Industries, Inc. / W.E. O'Neil | C53 |
OZ Architecture | A39 |
P2S Engineering | E49 |
PageSoutherlandPage | AE12 |
Paric Corp. | C62 |
Parsons Brinckerhoff | EA5 |
Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor | EA30 |
Payette | A23 |
PBK | AE29 |
PCL Construction Enterprises | C3 |
Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee | AE50 |
Pepper Construction | C24, CM32 |
Perkins Eastman | A5 |
Perkins+Will | A2, BA3 |
Perkowitz+Ruth Architects | A19 |
Peter Basso Associates | E51 |
PGAL | AE23 |
PHX Architecture | A78 |
Populous | A9 |
Power Construction | C36, CM24 |
R.G. Vanderweil Engineers | E11 |
RBB Architects | A30 |
RDH Interests | A79 |
RDK Engineers | E24 |
Reynolds, Smith and Hills | AE24 |
Rist-Frost-Shumway Engineering | E52 |
RMF Engineering | E21 |
RMH Group, Inc., The | E50 |
RNL | AE40 |
Robins & Morton | C39, CM14 |
Roche Constructors | C87 |
Rodgers Builders | C60, CM45 |
Rolf Jensen & Associates | E19 |
Ross & Baruzzini | EA28 |
Rosser International | AE52 |
RSP Architects | A14 |
RTKL Associates | AE6, BA8 |
Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio | AE57 |
Rutherford & Chekene | E41 |
Ryan Companies | C33, CM27 |
S. M. Wilson & Co. | C61, CM31 |
S/L/A/M Collaborative, Inc., The | AE27 |
Sasaki Associates | AE39 |
Science Applications International Corp. | EA8 |
Sebesta Blomberg | E17 |
SEI Design Group | A70 |
Shawmut Design and Construction | C35 |
Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott | A27 |
Sherlock, Smith & Adams | AE44 |
Shive-Hattery | EA26 |
SHW Group | A15 |
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger | EA20 |
Skanska USA | C6 |
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill | AE3, BA4 |
SLATERPAULL Architects | A69 |
Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates | A44 |
Smith Seckman Reid | E10 |
SmithGroupJJR | AE8, BA7 |
SMMA | Symmes Maini & McKee Associates | AE36 |
Solomon Cordwell Buenz | A29 |
Sparling | E33 |
Spectrum Engineers | EA37 |
SRG Partnership | A58 |
SSOE Group | EA11 |
Stalco Construction | C89, CM26 |
Stanley Consultants | EA36 |
Stantec | EA4 |
Structure Tone | C10, CM12 |
STV | EA12 |
Suffolk Construction | C21 |
Summit Contractors Group | C88 |
Sundt Construction | C37, CM30 |
Swanke Hayden Connell Architects | A26 |
Swinerton Inc. | C23, CM23 |
Syska Hennessy Group | E4 |
Taylor | AE49 |
TEG Architects - The Estopinal Group | AE54 |
Tetra Tech Architects & Engineers | E38 |
The Jerde Partnership | A41 |
ThermalTech Engineering | E34 |
Thornton Tomasetti | EA13 |
TLC Engineering for Architecture | E15 |
TTG | TMAD Taylor & Gaines | E9 |
Turner CorpORATION, The | C1 |
Tutor Perini CorP. | C9 |
tvsdesign | A21 |
URS Corp. | EA6, C86, CM7 |
Vintage Archonics | EA40 |
VOA Associates | A25 |
W. M. Jordan Co. | C58 |
Walbridge | C29 |
Walker Parking Consultants | EA23 |
Wallace Engineering | E44 |
Walsh Group, Ltd., The | C19 |
Walter P Moore | E20 |
Ware Malcomb | A32 |
WATG | A12 |
WD Partners | AE30 |
WDG Architecture | A38 |
Webcor Builders | C31 |
Weis Builders | C69 |
Weitz Company, The | C28, CM18 |
Westlake Reed Leskosky | AE37 |
Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The | C2 |
WHR Architects | A36 |
Wick Fisher White | E56 |
Wight & Co. | A61, C85, CM46 |
Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates | EA19 |
WSP USA | E56 |
Yates Companies, Inc., The | C27, CM25 |
Zak Companies | EA34, C94 |
ZGF Architects | A7 |
Ziegler Cooper Architects | A53 |
Related Stories
| Dec 7, 2010
USGBC: Wood-certification benchmarks fail to pass
The proposed Forest Certification Benchmark to determine when wood-certification groups would have their certification qualify for points in the LEED rating systemdid not pass the USGBC member ballot. As a result, the Certified Wood credit in LEED will remain as it is currently written. To date, only wood certified by the Forest Stewardship Council qualifies for a point in the LEED, while other organizations, such as the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, the Canadian Standards Association, and the American Tree Farm System, are excluded.
| Dec 7, 2010
Prospects for multifamily sector improve greatly
The multifamily sector is showing signs of a real recovery, with nearly 22,000 new apartment units delivered to the market. Net absorption in the third quarter surged by 94,000 units, dropping the national vacancy rate from 7.8% to 7.1%, one of the largest quarterly drops on record, and rents increased for the second quarter in a row.
| Dec 7, 2010
Hot rumor: Norman Foster designing Apple’s new campus
Lord Norman Foster, reportedly has been selected to design Apple’s new campus in Cupertino, Calif. If the news is true, Foster is a good match for Apple say experts. Foster built his celebrity by marrying big gestures to technological wizardry. And, unlike some starchitects, he has glommed onto the environmental revolution—something Apple has made a point of embracing, too.
| Dec 7, 2010
10 megacities of the near future
With Beijing, Shanghai, and Mumbai already on the global radar, where can the next wave of construction be found? Far beyond China, India, and even Brazil it’s predicted. The world’s next future megacities could include Istanbul, Turkey; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; and Khartoum, Sudan, among others. Read about these emerging and little-known behemoths.
| Dec 7, 2010
Product of the Week: Petersen Aluminum’s column covers used in IBM’S new offices
IBM’s new offices at Dulles Station West in Herndon, Va., utilized Petersen’s PAC-1000 F Flush Series column covers. The columns are within the office’s Mobility Area, which is designed for a mobile workforce looking for quick in-and-out work space. The majority of workspaces in the office are unassigned and intended to be used on a temporary basis.
| Dec 6, 2010
Honeywell survey
Rising energy costs and a tough economic climate have forced the nation’s school districts to defer facility maintenance and delay construction projects, but they have also encouraged districts to pursue green initiatives, according to Honeywell’s second annual “School Energy and Environment Survey.”
| Dec 2, 2010
GKV Architects wins best guest room design award for Park Hyatt Istanbul
Gerner Kronick + Valcarcel, Architects, PC won the prestigious Gold Key Award for Excellence in Hospitality Design for best guest room, Park Hyatt Macka Palas, Istanbul, Turkey. Park Hyatt Maçka Palace marries historic and exotic elements with modern and luxurious, creating a unique space perpetuating Istanbul’s current culture. In addition to the façade restoration, GKV Architects designed 85 guestrooms, five penthouse suites, an ultra-hip rooftop bar, and a first-of-its-kind for Istanbul – a steakhouse, for the luxury hotel.
| Dec 2, 2010
U.S Energy Secretary Chu announces $21 Million to improve energy use in commercial buildings
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced that 24 projects are receiving a total of $21 million in technical assistance to dramatically reduce the energy used in their commercial buildings. This initiative will connect commercial building owners and operators with multidisciplinary teams including researchers at DOE's National Laboratories and private sector building experts. The teams will design, construct, measure, and test low-energy building plans, and will help accelerate the deployment of cost-effective energy-saving measures in commercial buildings across the United States.