 T.N. Ward remains anchored to its East Coast clients despite the economy. The Ardmore, Pa.-based company’s strength is evidenced by its 85-year history, as well as the diversity and scale of its portfolio. By Genevieve Diesing |
 Southwestern contractor Jaynes Corp. excels in complex construction projects in a diverse range of building sectors, such as healthcare; retail; education; hospitality; warehouse and distribution; and structural concrete and pre-engineered building projects. By Kathryn Jones |
 The Capital at Brickell is expected to be an iconic mixed-use development south of downtown Miami, its project manager says. The $320 million project is scheduled to be completed by 2012. By Libby John |
 With nearly 1.15 million square feet of health and educational space, Edmonton Clinic North (ECN) will service patients from all over Alberta, as well as educate future healthcare professionals from its location on the University of Alberta campus. PCL Construction Mangaement is the construction manager at-risk. |
 After 27 years, The Daniels Corp. says it has become a preeminent builder/developer in its home country of Canada, with a reputation for quality and integrity in residential communities. Founder and CEO John Daniels started the company in 1982. |
 Max Foote Construction has not been as impacted by the economic crisis because the water and wastewater treatment plant contractor specializes in an industry that always has work. By Libby John |
 In Sevierville, Tenn., a new timeshare development will offer guests a scenic location at the foot of the Smoky Mountains. Welbro Building Corp. is building two six-story buildings for the Wilderness Wyndham Timeshare at the 1,000-acre Wilderness at the Smokies resort. |
 With an emphasis on encouraging healthy lifestyles for employees and incorporating sustainable features, the CIGNA Point office complex in Plano, Texas, promises to be a sterling example of the future of office space. Fittingly, the project is being built by Key Construction, one of the nation’s top contractors. |
 Many companies preach the importance of maintaining values in the workplace, but very few uphold them to the level that Calgary, Alberta-based general contractor Golden Triangle Construction does. The seven-year-old company’s operations are so strongly guided by Christian principles that all of its projects and relationships reflect them. By Genevieve Diesing |
 Universal Builders Supply Inc. considers itself to be “involved in ensuring the safety of construction in New York City. This is because the company has erected scaffolding and other protection systems for projects such as the terminal at Grand Central Station, Trump Tower, Yankee and Shea stadiums, Citifield and Trinity Church on Wall Street. By Staci Davidson |
When EastBanc Inc. finds a new neighborhood to revitalize, it doesn’t just work on the physical construction of the project. It also works on building the community by selecting the tenants and sticking around as neighbors because it keeps the buildings it constructs. By Vicki Martinka Petersen 
Despite the economic slowdown, Pilkington Commercial’s parent company Pilkington Construction is involved in several high-profile projects, including a $62 million, 220,000-square-foot facility for Arizona Western College in Yuma, Ariz. By Libby John 
Without question, public interest in sustainability and green buildings is growing. It’s no surprise that people prefer to work in healthy environments with good indoor air quality. It’s also no surprise that building owners prefer to own assets that are energy efficient and save money. By Lee Barken 
Infrastructure in America is facing critical new challenges. Structures that serve as the backbone of growing communities and thriving business enterprises are rapidly aging and nearing the end of their expected service life. By Puneet Singh 
When March Associates Construction Inc. serves its clients, the general contractor takes an “old-school” approach, President Louis March Jr. says. “We’re a hands-on, client-oriented contractor,” he says. “We do a lot of repeat business because we service our clients.” By Alan Dorich 
Some projects can be accomplished more effectively in Alaskan winters. Alaska Interstate Construction (AIC) and its hardy employees specialize in extreme conditions. By Russ Gager 
When it comes to fabricating and erecting structural steel, Helmark Steel says the ability to offer both services makes it stand out from competitors. The steel fabricator and erector makes 15,000 to 25,000 tons of steel a year. By Kelly McCabe 
