The projects in this category demonstrate excellence in planning, engineering, analysis, design, and management of site projects for buildings, plants, environmental, commercial, or governmental campuses. Managing a facility’s spaces, assets, and occupancy requires information created in many systems by many people over time. A digital asset facilitates design collaboration, supports construction delivery, and leverages facility information for operations and maintenance.
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Mortenson Construction Spring Valley Wind Project Ely, Nevada, United States Located on 7,600 acres of land managed by the Bureau of Land Management near Ely, Nev., the Spring Valley Wind Farm’s 66 turbines will generate 152 megawatts of wind power. Mortenson Construction modeled each stage of construction to optimize the layout of turbine parts and equipment. Reducing the project footprint minimized the cultural, historical, and biological impact. Using MicroStation, InRoads, Bentley Map, and Bentley View, Mortenson reduced each turbine site by nearly 40 percent. |
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Finalist
BBKS-Projekt Sp. z o.o. Taxiways at Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport Rzeszow, Poland Rapid growth of passenger traffic at Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport in southeastern Poland prompted investment in infrastructure improvements. The USD 30 million design-build project included a 3,000-meter-long parallel taxiway; 375- and 400-meter rapid-exit taxiways; 182.5-, 205-, and 510-meter perpendicular taxiways; and a 4,600-square-meter apron extension. The new taxiways nearly tripled the airport’s capacity, enabling a single runway to handle up to 16 planes per hour. MicroStation PowerDraft, InRoads, and Bentley View were used to create the digital terrain model, develop geometry, model alternative alignments, model tricky intersections, and check constructability. |
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Tandon Urban Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Green City Project Bangalore, India The USD 1.2 billion Nadaprabhu Kempegowda green city project was initiated by the Bangalore Development Authority as a sustainable alternative to the haphazard growth typical of India. The site covers 4,043 acres encompassing 12 villages. As the primary consultant on the project, Tandon Urban Solutions is responsible for planning and design through construction and maintenance. The company used MicroStation and Bentley Geo Web Publisher for survey, mapping, and public information; PowerCivil for land development; MicroStation GeoGraphics for town plots; MXROAD for roads and bridges; WaterGEMS, StormCAD, and PondPack for water supply; SewerCAD for sewerage and sewage treatment; and Bentley Substation for power supply. |