ARCO Design/Build Partners with NTS Development on Louisville Office for Heaven Hill Brands

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ARCO Design/Build in partnership with NTS Development have announced the groundbreaking of the 815 Building in Louisville, Kentucky. This facility will serve as a new office for Heaven Hill Brands. Situated within NTS‘s exclusive ShelbyHurst Office Campus, the 48,190-square-foot building will be exclusively occupied by Heaven Hill. Designed to enhance collaboration, productivity, and employee well-being, the building will feature modern AA+ finishes, a unique sampling bar with connecting doors to a nearby amphitheater, and a grand staircase that fosters openness and connectivity. By utilizing tilt-wall construction, the partnership is able to deliver the project quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively. The tilt-wall construction solution allows for a faster construction timeline and provides a viable alternative … Read more

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Former Shriner’s Hospital Transforms into Comprehensive Blood Cancer Healing Center

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A facility in Ohio that was formerly a hospital for Shriner’s has been transformed into the Blood Cancer Healing Center, a new space for patients served by the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center. The existing masonry façade has been sealed and restored, preserving the building’s historical integrity while ensuring modern functionality. The facility offers every aspect of care — from inpatient and outpatient services to survivorship, integrative medicine, spiritual support and cutting-edge research — all under one roof. The project team included Skanska and Champlin Architecture. The 218,000-square-foot renovation project includes significant building upgrades and enhancements to meet UC Health and the University of Cincinnati’s standards. Additionally, the project involved … Read more

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Formation Interests, Crescent Real Estate Break Ground on Formation Park 10 Arizona

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Formation Interests, Crescent Real Estate, Willmeng Construction and the city of Goodyear, Arizona came together for the groundbreaking ceremony of Formation Park 10. FThis is the first project outside of Texas for Formation, a development and investment company based in Dallas. Phase 1 of Formation Park 10 consists of 427,000 square feet across two buildings and includes a large park to serve as an amenity for future tenants and the surrounding community. Formation CEO Adam Herrin said his company chose the Goodyear site for the proximity to freeways, surrounding amenities and the potential for growth in the area. Goodyear Mayor Joe Pazzillo attended the groundbreaking ceremony and expressed his delight in welcoming … Read more

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Rosendin Completes Work on SFO’s New Harvey Milk Terminal

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The Harvey Milk Terminal 1 Center at San Francisco International Airport in California has been completed by Rosendin. The contractor was the Technology Systems Design-Builder and Systems Integrator on the multiphase $2.4B renovation, including designing and constructing a central concourse, pre- and post-security checkpoints, and ticketing and baggage handling system. Rosendin’s role included designing, constructing, integrating and commissioning several key technology systems to modernize the terminal. These include passenger-focused systems, such as high-speed Wi-Fi internet access throughout the terminal, a Neutral Host Distributed Antenna System extending cellular services and dynamic wayfinding systems with large video walls. On the operational side, Rosendin’s technology teams helped … Read more

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New Report Details Federal Funding Gap For Workforce Prep Despite Persistent Labor Needs

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Only one-fifth of federal investments in postsecondary education support workforce development for fields like construction and manufacturing, while the rest of the money goes to “traditional” degree programs according to a new report on federal workforce funding levels. The report, produced by the Progressive Policy Institute, the Associated General Contractors of America and Procore, notes this funding gap is making it hard for many employers to find qualified workers to hire. The report, titled Building a Stronger Workforce: Federal Spending on Postsecondary Education and Training, notes that of the $139.5 billion the federal government spends annually on postsecondary education, only $28.2 billion goes to workforce education and training programs. The other $111.3 billion supports “traditional” degree programs that only 38% of Americans complete. … Read more

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