2022 JE Dunn Year in Review

R2L ARCHITECTS

PHOTO: PHILLIP SPEARS

FROM OUR PRESIDENT AND CEO

As we close the book on another year, we reflect on the challenges our teams faced and build on lessons learned to take on new ones that emerge. Last year was no exception and brought with it economic uncertainty, ongoing supply chain issues, inflation, higher interest rates, and the continued stress on labor—all of which continue to affect every one of us, our clients, our trade partners, and our employee owners. Each challenge opened the door to more innovation, collaboration, and insights-driven decision making.

Like past challenges faced, it’s our people who make the difference, constantly elevating their game not only in tackling these trials head on, but also in coming out ahead for clients, for partners, for our communities, and for each other. By extending our expertise beyond building to incorporate research, apply lessons learned in new ways, and offer market-specific insights, we were able to further lead clients to limit project impacts due to fluctuating economic conditions. From a tailored approach on every project and ensuring our trade partners had material pricing locked in for their bids, all the way to keeping our employees’ health benefit rates flat and donating record amounts to our communities, our team worked tirelessly to minimize the impacts of the challenges we all faced.

That’s why we’re proud to showcase many projects completed last year as a testament to the work of our extraordinary people and dedication to our valued clients. Our commitment to clients means we always—and will continue to—find ways to serve as a true partner, relying on our expertise to collaborate and guide owners through challenging times while offering certainty of results. As always, thank you for trusting JE Dunn to be your building partner today and in the future.

gordon lansford , iii president and ceo

02 COMPANY OVERVIEW

CLIENT-FOCUSED AND RESULTS-DRIVEN

Our vision of being an indispensable business partner for our clients by first understanding their purpose, goals, and customers and then delivering transformational solutions with certainty of results not only exemplifies our focus on clients, but it also motivates all we do. We are committed to providing an authentic partnership in the often-unpredictable journey of construction; our ongoing goal is simply to provide exceptional customer experience. To that end, we have implemented a customer feedback program designed to understand overall satisfaction with the JE Dunn experience.

We put our employees and their families first. This creates an outstanding team of employee owners who are safe, innovative, empowered, collaborative, and inspired. As shown by our award-winning employee engagement scores, they are all in to support our clients and our communities.

HEALTHCARE

Healthcare and patient needs continue to evolve, opening the door for collaboration and creative solutions to meet the demand and needs of each community. From remaining adaptable to successfully implementing a change in planned use like at The University of Kansas Health System: Cambridge Tower A Cancer Center Interior Build Out, to installing and facilitating state-of-the-art technology for advanced care at the TGH Rehabilitation Hospital, our healthcare teams recognize each project requires a tailored approach to achieve client—and community—goals. That’s why, now more than ever, client involvement in the design and construction of healthcare facilities is crucial to project success and drives our collaborative mindset for every project and challenge that comes our way.

TIFT REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BED TOWER ADDITION AND RENOVATION

TIFTON, GEORGIA

ARCHITECT: PERKINS&WILL

PHOTO: RYAN ADAMS

TIFT REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BED TOWER ADDITION AND RENOVATION

TIFTON, GEORGIA | ARCHITECT: PERKINS&WILL | PHOTOS: RYAN ADAMS

NORMAN REGIONAL NINE

NORMAN, OKLAHOMA | ARCHITECT: HGA | PHOTOS: JOHN MAGNOSKI PHOTOGRAPHY

FARMS MEDICAL PLAZA

TENNESSEE | ARCHITECT: HEREFORD DOOLEY ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: AERIAL INNOVATIONS SOUTHEAST

THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HEALTH SYSTEM: CAMBRIDGE TOWER A LEVELS 8, 9, 10 – CANCER CENTER INTERIOR BUILD OUT KANSAS CITY, KANSAS | ARCHITECT: CANNONDESIGN | PHOTOS: CHRISTOPHER BARRETT PHOTOGRAPHY

OLATHE HEALTH OUTPATIENT INTENSIVE CARDIAC REHAB

OLATHE, KANSAS | ARCHITECT: PULSE DESIGN GROUP | PHOTOS: JULIE LEGG PHOTOGRAPHY

SAINT LUKE’S HOSPITAL OF KANSAS CITY INFUSION CLINIC AND ONCOLOGY CLINIC RENOVATION

CITY, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: TREANORHL AND H | D ARCHITECTURE | PHOTOS: SYDNEY MANNING

HCA SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER BOILER PLANT REPLACEMENT

ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO | ARCHITECT: PATH21 ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING |

PHOTOS: FRANK OOMS PHOTOGRAPHY

CENTRAL UTILITY PLANT AT ARTHUR M. BLANK HOSPITAL (CHILDREN’S HEALTHCARE OF ATLANTA)

BROOKHAVEN, GEORGIA | ARCHITECT: ESa | PHOTOS: CAPITOL PHOTOGRAPHY

ANGEL MEDICAL CENTER

FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: ESa | PHOTOS: ATTIC FIRE PHOTOGRAPHY

HCA ROSE MEDICAL CENTER PERINATAL EXPANSION AND RENOVATION

DENVER, COLORADO | ARCHITECT: ESa | PHOTOS: FRANK OOMS PHOTOGRAPHY

HCA FLORIDA KENDALL HOSPITAL RENOVATION AND EXPANSION MIAMI, FLORIDA | ARCHITECT: ESa | PHOTOS: CHAD BAUMER PHOTOGRAPHY

HONORHEALTH COMPLETE CARE – SURPRISE – ER & URGENT CARE SURPRISE, ARIZONA | ARCHITECT: DEVENNEY GROUP | PHOTOS: © 2022 KYLE ZIRKUS PHOTOGRAPHY

HCA TRISTAR SOUTHERN HILLS MEDICAL CENTER OR RENOVATIONS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE | ARCHITECT: ESa | PHOTOS: FORD PHOTOGRAPHS

MISSION CRITICAL

In a time of growing digital reliance for work, play, and everyday needs, the data center and mission critical industries are as important as ever—and the heightened demand shows no signs of slowing down. To keep pace with one of the fastest-growing building types, our data center experts utilize the most advanced technology and historical data to collaborate with all project stakeholders throughout the design and construction process, allowing us to scale up and down to meet the needs of our clients while maintaining transparency and efficiency. JE Dunn’s prefabrication proficiency, inventive solutions, and familiarity working on active sites without interruption mean these crucial projects stay on schedule and on budget.

As the demand for data centers continues to climb, owners and project teams must adapt their plans to meet ever-increasing needs for these facilities. JE Dunn’s mission critical team is improving upon its proven approach as well, applying tried-and-true concepts in new ways to maximize cost and schedule for our projects that totaled more than 308 megawatts and 1.6 million square feet in 2022 alone. Whether it’s expanding prefabrication and utilizing prebuild facilities or taking a different look at labor, our creative solutions mean faster speed to market and certainty of results for our clients across the country. While many of our clients and projects remain confidential and cannot be pictured, the impact on everyday life they make is immeasurable.

INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING + ADVANCED INDUSTRIES

Supply chain stress, an increased emphasis on domestic production, and the evolution of industrial and manufacturing facilities themselves are fueling a thriving market. The result is the new construction, retrofit, or expansion of industrial and manufacturing facilities across the country—with speed to market and continuous operation critical components at the forefront of the decision-making process.

Utilizing methods such as early contractor involvement allows us to be a true partner, relying on experience, technology, and innovation to collaborate to ensure the best outcomes for each facility. At the Georgia-Pacific Dixie Darlington Facility Expansion, this approach resulted in innovative sequencing and unique solution that avoided a six-month pause in operations during the 300,000-square-foot expansion. Producing some of the smallest, yet highly specialized materials ranging from semiconductors to microelectronics, advanced industries facilities have one of the largest impacts to daily life. That’s why our goal is the same for each of these confidential and critical projects: partner early, leverage relationships, and maximize efficiencies to deliver safer projects while saving time, labor, and costs to meet the increasingly compressed schedules of these impactful facilities across the country.

GEORGIA-PACIFIC DIXIE DARLINGTON FACILITY EXPANSION

DARLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

ARCHITECT: RANDALL-PAULSON ARCHITECTS

PHOTO: AERIAL INNOVATIONS SOUTHEAST

GEORGIA-PACIFIC DIXIE DARLINGTON FACILITY EXPANSION

DARLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: RANDALL-PAULSON ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: AERIAL INNOVATIONS SOUTHEAST

06 CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTS

Though many look a little different today, offices and corporate environments are integral to fostering the collaboration and innovation that can drive companies forward amidst the changing landscape of business. Built to encourage creativity and spark innovation, we’re helping clients customize new buildings and reimagine workspaces through renovations, all with the goal of cultivating teamwork while keeping health and safety top of mind. Just as no two companies look the same, office environments and their requirements are as unique as the people who work in them. From new construction of modern workplaces such as 17th & Grand to striking and customized improvements such as the Town Pavilion Lobby Renovations, the focus on employees and providing inspiring spaces to fit their needs, foster collaboration, and instill culture are motivating forces in the market.

TOWN PAVILION LOBBY RENOVATIONS

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

ARCHITECT: BURNS & MCDONNELL

PHOTO: MICHAEL ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY LLC

TOWN PAVILION LOBBY RENOVATIONS

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: BURNS & MCDONNELL | PHOTOS: MICHAEL ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY LLC

ONE INDEPENDENCE CENTER RETAIL AND LOBBY RENOVATION CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: GENSLER | PHOTOS: MONICA WHITMIRE

MICROSOFT CORPORATION WASHINGTON SQUARE TENANT IMPROVEMENTS MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA | ARCHITECT: CORGAN | PHOTOS: CORGAN

CLASSROOM CENTRAL RENOVATIONS

CHARLOTTE,

NORTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: REDLINE DESIGN GROUP | PHOTOS: MONICA WHITMIRE

MICROSOFT CORPORATION AP2 BUILDING 4TH FLOOR RENOVATIONS CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: HOK | PHOTOS: MICHAEL ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY LLC

07 AVIATION

Hit hard in recent years, the aviation industry is once again bustling as passengers return to the sky and traffic moving through airports steadily increases. Throughout the changing conditions across the country, JE Dunn remained ready for the bounce back, diversifying our portfolio and partnering with clients as they navigate the complexities of forecasting future needs.

From the construction of the Atlantic Aviation Scottsdale Airport Hangar featuring two hangar bays and support space for a future buildout to the BNA Delta Sky Club to elevate the passenger experience, the response of clients to adjust to current conditions combined with the steady hand of JE Dunn’s team has allowed owners to focus on improvement that speaks directly to the unique needs of each.

BNA DELTA SKY CLUB

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

ARCHITECT: CORGAN

PHOTO: AERIAL INNOVATIONS SOUTHEAST

BNA DELTA SKY CLUB NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE | ARCHITECT: CORGAN | PHOTOS: AERIAL INNOVATIONS SOUTHEAST

ATLANTIC AVIATION SCOTTSDALE HANGAR SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA | ARCHITECT: DWL ARCHITECTS + PLANNERS | PHOTOS: KYLE ZIRKUS PHOTOGRAPHY

LIFE SCIENCES AND RESEARCH

From laboratories, teaching, and research facilities, all the way to biopharmaceuticals, gene therapy, and animal health, the reach and impact of life sciences are great. In today’s fast-paced world where technology and research are evolving at warp speed, the urgency to bring life sciences facilities online quickly and safely—as well as responsibly—is increasing too. Built sustainably while maximizing project efficiencies, the new and distinctive University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Anschutz Health Sciences Building is the first LEED Version 4.0 Gold Certified facility on campus and the most energy-efficient mixeduse facility on campus with 60% energy reduction versus existing buildings. With seven stories of one-of-a-kind floors including a full vivarium laboratory to expand research capacity and the addition of a pharmacy and more, the building marries education, community, and collaboration to meet evolving needs today and well into the future.

As the need for these life-saving initiatives evolves, so too do the facilities that enable scientists to continue their groundbreaking work, but one thing stays the same—JE Dunn’s commitment to building these inspired places to teach, discover, and heal.

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS, ANSCHUTZ HEALTH SCIENCES BUILDING

AURORA, COLORADO ARCHITECT: ANDERSON MASON DALE ARCHITECTS AND ZGF ARCHITECTS

PHOTO: CONNIE ZHOU PHOTOGRAPHY

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS, ANSCHUTZ HEALTH SCIENCES BUILDING AURORA, COLORADO | ARCHITECT: ANDERSON MASON DALE ARCHITECTS AND ZGF ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: CONNIE ZHOU PHOTOGRAPHY

09 EDUCATION

Inspiring spaces, creative environments, and full of the newest technology, our education work encompasses both public and private institutions and includes renovations and new construction of K-12 all the way to higher education facilities— and everything in between. Our community-changing projects such as the Operation Breakthrough Ignition Lab and Valley City State University Center for the Arts reflect the importance of igniting a creative spark in students of all ages, while the CSU Spur buildings and Raymore-Peculiar School District LEAD Center project speak to the emergence and importance of STEM in today’s education spaces.

While some learning environments rely on the newest technology to create a unique experience, for others, it’s about the space itself and what it allows teachers and students to do in it. Throughout the advancements and changes in classrooms and learning, the thing that has remained constant is the focus on flexible space, collaborative learning, and enhanced technology to equip tomorrow’s leaders to chart their own paths.

ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY SEDGWICK HALL

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

ARCHITECT: HELIX.

PHOTO: MICHAEL ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY LLC

ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY SEDGWICK HALL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: HELIX. | PHOTOS: MICHAEL ROBINSON PHOTOGRAPHY LLC

LEE’S SUMMIT R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT MASON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEE’S SUMMIT, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: HOLLIS + MILLER | PHOTOS: ALISTAIR TUTTON

THE DAN & CASSIDY TOWRISS IDEA SPACE KC

LEAWOOD, KANSAS | ARCHITECT: PLURIBUS | PHOTOS: ALISTAIR TUTTON

WAKE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM STOUGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: LS3P ASSOCIATES | PHOTOS: LS3P ASSOCIATES

FORT WORTH ISD POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION AND RENOVATION

FORT WORTH, TEXAS | ARCHITECT: BRW ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: CHAD M. DAVIS, AIA

THOMPSON PHOTOGRAPHY

RAYMORE-PECULIAR SCHOOL DISTRICT LEAD CENTER RAYMORE, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: HTK ARCHITECTS, INC | PHOTOS: ESSENTIAL IMAGES PHOTOGRAPHY

VALLEY CITY STATE UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE ARTS VALLEY CITY, NORTH DAKOTA | ARCHITECT: HGA | PHOTOS: AARON DOUGHERTY PHOTOGRAPHY

CSU SPUR VIDA BUILDING DENVER, COLORADO | ARCHITECT: CLARK & ENERSEN | PHOTOS: PAUL BROKERING PHOTOGRAPHY

SPUR TERRA BUILDING

COLORADO | ARCHITECT: ANDERSON MASON DALE ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: FRANK OOMS PHOTOGRAPHY

SEWANEE: THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH CENTENNIAL HOUSE SEWANEE, TENNESSEE | ARCHITECT: DRYDEN ARCHITECTURE | PHOTOS: QUINN BALLARD PHOTOGRAPHY

10MULTI-FAMILY AND STUDENT HOUSING

High-end amenities, communal areas, and walkability continue to push the residential and student housing markets forward. Driven by the demand for these sophisticated features and proximity to universities and communities, clients are getting creative with how to provide luxurious—yet safe—ways for residents to connect with flexible shared common areas to gather, study, and reconnect. The suite-style configuration and modern colors of the Savannah College of Art and Design Chatham House underscore the need for collaboration and community, while the skyscraping Waterloo student housing tower reflects the continued trend toward contemporary, functional, and sophisticated spaces located in the heart of it all.

WATERLOO

AUSTIN, TEXAS

ARCHITECT: BOKA POWELL

PHOTO: CHASE DANIEL

WATERLOO

AUSTIN, TEXAS | ARCHITECT: BOKA POWELL | PHOTOS: CHASE DANIEL

ROOF ABOVE SECU THE RISE ON CLANTON CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: AXIOM ARCHITECTURE | PHOTOS: MONICA WHITMIRE

SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN CHATHAM HOUSE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA | ARCHITECT: HANSEN ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: KAUFMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

ATLANTA, GEORGIA | ARCHITECT: MACK SCOGIN MERRILL ELAM ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: TIMOTHY HURSLEY

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RETAIL, MIXED-USE, AND HOSPITALITY

Blending convenience, elegance, and functionality indoors and out, the retail, mixed-use, and hospitality market remains focused on “20 minute neighborhoods,” inviting spaces, and offering everything people need to live, work, and play. Soughtafter neighborhoods, a modern flair, and centered on social living, the desire for vibrant and accessible communities continues to shape the development of mixeduse and hospitality projects such as Hotel Fraye & Fallyn Apartments in Nashville while also attracting visitors with an unforgettable experience like the Quarterdeck restaurant at Sea Pines Resort in Hilton Head Island. Once empty, new and reinvigorated spaces, restaurants, and retail are now full of inviting areas to unwind and feature sleek, contemporary touches to charm a new wave of smart living and shopping.

HOTEL FRAYE & FALLYN APARTMENTS

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

ARCHITECT: R2L ARCHITECTS

PHOTO: PHILLIP SPEARS

HOTEL FRAYE & FALLYN APARTMENTS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE | ARCHITECT: R2L ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: PHILLIP SPEARS AND MORIS MORENO PHOTOGRAPHY

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA | ARCHITECT: HART HOWERTON | PHOTOS: KAUFMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

CULTURAL AND ENTERTAINMENT

The outdoors, places to reflect, and spaces to unwind have always been central to an area’s culture and offer enrichment, entertainment, and enjoyment—especially during times when community means the most. That’s why new construction and renovation of places like the Minnesota Humanities Center to enhance amenities and the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation Point to Point Park that brings outside excitement with a pool, miniature golf, and zip lines are so meaningful. They help connect communities, enrich lives, and build camaraderie in the spaces we build to gather, honor, and inspire.

MINNESOTA HUMANITIES CENTER RESTORATION

ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA

ARCHITECT: ARCHITECTURE ADVANTAGE

PHOTO: MORGAN SHEFF PHOTOGRAPHY

MINNESOTA HUMANITIES CENTER RESTORATION

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ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA

ARCHITECT: ARCHITECTURE ADVANTAGE | PHOTOS: MORGAN SHEFF PHOTOGRAPHY

THEODORE ROOSEVELT MEDORA FOUNDATION POINT TO POINT PARK MEDORA, NORTH DAKOTA | ARCHITECT: JLG ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: AARON DOUGHERTY PHOTOGRAPHY

OMAHA’S HENRY DOORLY ZOO & AQUARIUM HARPER EVENT CENTER AND STINGRAY BEACH

OMAHA, NEBRASKA | ARCHITECT: ALLEY POYNER MACCHIETTO ARCHITECTURE | PHOTOS: WILLIAM HESS PHOTOGRAPHY

13 SPORTS AND RECREATION

Packed stands, a focus on crowd experience, and the need for world-class accommodations … the factors propelling the sports world forward are centered on fans and athletes alike. Whether it’s locker rooms and gyms to train and play ball or stadiums for teams and fans to cheer, JE Dunn’s sports and recreational projects build spirit in communities and campuses nationwide. Bigger than the sports themselves, many of the facilities we build and renovate, such as Nashville Sounds First Horizon Park, serve as places to gather as fans, neighbors, and friends for concerts, festivals, and events to further come together as one community.

NASHVILLE SOUNDS FIRST HORIZON PARK FACILITY UPGRADES

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

ARCHITECT: HASTINGS

PHOTO: AERIAL INNOVATIONS SOUTHEAST

SMITHVILLE WARRIOR ACTIVITY CENTER SMITHVILLE, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: DLR GROUP | PHOTOS: ARCH PHOTO KC, LLC

HISTORIC PRESERVATION

Intricate features, layers of history, and iconic elements. It’s the small details and the skill required to master them that make our preservation work some of the most challenging—and rewarding—projects we perform. From peeling back the layers and preserving the history of capitol buildings, museums, and other antique structures to restoring and modernizing memorials like at the Minnesota State Capitol Complex, our historic restorations not only breathe new life into notable buildings, but they also give something essential back to the community—pride.

We’re grateful to work for clients who chose to invest in the future by preserving the past and proud that our expertise, skill, and technology enable these structural works of art to stand the test of time.

MINNESOTA STATE CAPITOL COMPLEX MEMORIAL REPAIR

ARCHITECT: LEO A DALY

PHOTO: NATHAN BORTZ

MINNESOTA STATE CAPITOL COMPLEX MEMORIAL REPAIR ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA | ARCHITECT: LEO A DALY | PHOTOS: NATHAN BORTZ

15 GOVERNMENT

Government facilities may vary in size, complexity, and function, but they all have one thing in common—they impact the lives of citizens each and every day. From projects such as the Williams County Emergency Operations Center and the City of Austin Fire Station 51 & EMS Station 40 that keep communities safe to federal facilities such as the USACE MATOC Nellis AFB Hospital Modernization and USACE Sheppard AFB Medical and Dental Clinic Replacement that help heal those who serve, JE Dunn remains committed to ensuring client goals—and community needs—are met. The specialized requirements of government, military, and federal construction require an equally distinctive approach, one our clients have come to expect. Whether implementing VDC technology or leveraging techniques such as modular construction and prefabrication, our transparent process and enhanced client collaboration lead to project success in the government sector no matter the size.

CITY OF AUSTIN FIRE STATION 51 AND EMS STATION 40

AUSTIN, TEXAS

ARCHITECT: PGAL PHOTO: BRIAN MIHEALSICK PHOTOGRAPHY

HARRIS COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES DISTRICT #11 ADMINISTRATION COMPLEX SPRING, TEXAS | ARCHITECT: MARTINEZ ARCHITECTS | PHOTOS: G. LYON PHOTOGRAPHY, INC.

TRIMET BUS MAINTENANCE FACILITY PHASE ONE PORTLAND, OREGON | ARCHITECT: STANTEC | PHOTOS: JOSH PARTEE

GSA BANNISTER PROSPECTUS – BUILDING 2306/2312

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: SFS ARCHITECTURE | PHOTOS: AARON DOUGHERTY PHOTOGRAPHY

USACE SHEPPARD AFB MEDICAL/DENTAL CLINIC REPLACEMENT

WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS | ARCHITECT: HOEFER WELKER | PHOTOS: BOB GREENSPAN PHOTOGRAPHY

USACE MEDICAL MATOC NELLIS AFB HOSPITAL MODERNIZATION

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA | ARCHITECT: HOEFER WELKER | PHOTOS: TONYA CHANCELLOR

MEDICAL MATOC FORT DRUM GUTHRIE CLINIC HVAC REPLACEMENT WATERTOWN, NEW YORK | NEW YORK ARCHITECT: HOEFER WELKER | MEPT ARCHITECT: BRANCHPATTERN | PHOTOS: BOB GREENSPAN PHOTOGRAPHY

JUSTICE

A focus on function and maximizing budgets are driving the justice market in the construction of courthouses and correctional facilities nationwide. With a focus on reintegration, the construction of these facilities means layouts are configured with programs and opportunities for education, well being, and mental health in mind— to rehabilitate rather than incarcerate. Utilizing precast cell modules, panels, and other structural elements, facilities such as the Greene County Sheriff’s Office & Jail can better meet these changing needs with features such as a multipurpose room, attorney inmate visitation, video courtroom, and library, all while applying tax dollars responsibly. With an increasing emphasis on recovery and reintegration, it’s about a collaborative and efficient approach to build these vital spaces that foster second chances to better communities and the lives of those who live in them.

GREENE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE & JAIL

SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI ARCHITECT: N·FORM ARCHITECTURE AND TREANORHL

PHOTO: GAYLE BABCOCK

GREENE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE & JAIL SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: N·FORM ARCHITECTURE AND TREANORHL | PHOTOS: GAYLE BABCOCK

GREENE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE & JAIL SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI | ARCHITECT: N·FORM ARCHITECTURE AND TREANORHL | PHOTOS: GAYLE BABCOCK

INNOVATION

Innovation comes in many forms, from employing new and leading-edge technologies to refining tried-and-true methods in different ways. When these stateof-the-art technologies and reimagined approaches are applied to core business practices, the improvements are significant. With an emphasis on more self-perform work to improve the client experience, JE Dunn’s teams are finding new ways to bring value to clients while maximizing technology. We believe that with our experienced, diverse, and talented workforce, self-performing work allows us to ensure a higher level of quality and predictability our clients expect on their projects. Innovating in areas that make our project teams more efficient and precise is not only beneficial to project teams and clients, but it also equips 0our people to change the way we build.

By marrying technology and expertise for certainty of results at a time it matters most and leading the way as a trusted partner, our teams are empowered to innovate. Through continuous improvement in core business practices, collaboration, and creative solutions, we build and innovate with a focus on building better no matter the challenge—always with the client in mind.

INNOVATORS AT THE CORE

When we can redefine and disrupt “the way it’s always been done,” that’s when we see impactful changes and tangible results that revolutionize the way we build. Defining a data-enabled workflow that leverages Building Information Modeling (BIM) in conjunction with the state-of-the-art Robotic Total Stations and Trimble software platforms is one area JE Dunn’s self-perform teams are transforming routine building practices into innovative solutions.

From ensuring a building is accurately located on site and coordinating every piece of geometry to the right size and location, all the way to accounting for every embed and their positions, every project starts with building layout. While this is nothing new, getting it right the first time is essential to ensuring a quality product—which is no easy task. When we marry traditional methods of BIM with robotics, it changes the self-perform game. Innovating by creating a digitally enabled workflow that starts with design, leverages BIM, and flows data directly to the robotic total stations in the field, it significantly improves the accuracy of the information our teams use to put work in place every day. BIM provides a level of 3-D visualization and coordination that is unprecedented compared to 2-D methods, allowing us to uncover the smallest of dimensional discrepancies, incorporate construction best practices and means and methods, and identify and resolve even the smallest of issues, all having a significant impact on quality of work put in place.

Innovating at a process level and tying a single data thread from office to the jobsite not only improves how we self-perform and the building layout process itself, but it is also driving up quality, efficiency, and certainty of results across the organization— delivering on our promise of an exceptional client experience and leveraging technology and innovation to do so time and again.

MAKING AN IMPACT

We believe in serving others, which is why giving back to the community has always been—and will continue to be—at the core of JE Dunn’s culture. With a community impact purpose to enrich lives through corporate and employee engagement in the communities where we live, work, and build, changing lives by serving others is at the heart of all we do.

From workforce readiness to affordable housing, JE Dunn Construction and our employees are finding ways to give back and use our talents for a greater good. JE Dunn’s corporate philanthropy impacts the many communities around the nation where we build, empowering our employees to support causes close to them and encouraging others to do the same. Through our combined efforts, we’ve touched more than 1,100 unique organizations across the country in 2022 alone, bolstered by

initiatives such as a new donation platform, 1:1 Employee Match Program, and a Community Ambassador network to bring more people together for a common cause.

This year, our outreach expanded from community and into classrooms with the launch of Building the Future, a K-12 construction education initiative centered on bringing awareness to careers in construction. As our initiatives, reach, and partnerships continually evolve and expand to make an even larger impact, what stays the same is the genuine nature of our people and their commitment to making a difference. We are proud of our people, their desire to give back, and their dedication to doing what they do best—using their talents to do more than build, but to enrich lives through inspired people and places.

“As one of the first scholarships I have received in college, the JE Dunn National Diversity Scholarship has additionally given me confidence in my abilities and an opportunity for me to pursue a previously unexplored field of mechanical engineering applications.”

BUILDING A DIVERSE FUTURE

JE Dunn is committed to creating opportunities for education and growth for all employees—and that means focusing on and improving upon our diversity and inclusion journey. Making strides in diversity and inclusion takes a concerted effort from top to bottom, and it’s one our leaders and our people are passionately dedicated to, for the betterment of our company and for the construction industry as a whole.

Part of our employees’ journeys includes the establishment of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) such as BUiLD (Blacks United in Learning & Development) and Moment Connection, our women’s networking group, to bring together people to support each other, teach each other, and inspire each other. We believe that diversity of thought and empowering our people to use their voices to connect us only make us better and our culture stronger. Expanding our ERGs to tap into the passions, interests, and experiences of all employees is central to our success.

In addition to opportunities within our walls, we’re also committed to diversity in our trade partners on projects across the country. With our Minority Contractor Development and Mentor-Protégé programs, we’re not

only educating and equipping companies to work with us, but we are also encouraging them to grow their businesses beyond partnering with JE Dunn. Because when success spreads and communities feel the positive impact, we all win.

Now in its third year, the National Diversity Scholarship program and partnerships with HBCUs are offered to construction and engineering students to mentor a new generation of builders while promoting a diverse and inclusive environment. Awarded to 12 college students from across the country annually, each recipient receives $5,000 over the course of two years and a guaranteed paid summer internship at JE Dunn. Offering support in the classroom and guidance on the jobsite, the National Diversity Scholarship program and partnerships with HBCUs aim to ignite passion for the industry while inspiring a more diverse workforce for the future.

JE Dunn is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion on all our projects— with or without predetermined goals from clients. Our policy is 100 percent inclusion on all projects, all the time, and we’re all in on building better communities as one unified team.

JAEDAN University of Houston

BHAVAGYNA San Jose State University

- Bhavagyna

“As both a woman and a person of color, I am considered a minority in construction twice. Sometimes I feel like my work is overlooked. This JE Dunn Scholarship means that I get to dedicate valuable time to my studies and enjoy my remaining two semesters at Boise State University.”

- Emilia

“This scholarship from JE Dunn will be another motivation factor to get to the finish line. It is a joy that a company like JE Dunn is confident in your success and I’m glad they chose me. I’m very excited for this upcoming summer as I get ready to intern with JE Dunn.”

“I am grateful for the opportunity to receive the JE Dunn scholarship and also an internship opportunity next summer. I can’t wait to officially work on a project with JE Dunn.”

- Ellis

ELLIS Pittsburg State University

AUNJRAE Georgia Tech

EMILIA Boise State University

ANA LIZ Johnson County Community College

VIOLET Purdue University

MARCO University of Houston

- Marco

INDISPENSABLE BUSINESS PARTNERS

JE Dunn makes a commitment to every client to be an indispensable business partner as well as deliver transformational solutions with certainty of results. Our dedication to our clients is evident in the high-quality projects we have the privilege of building, the amazing clients we serve, and the communities we support. We are proud to have these outstanding relationships and are humbled by the trust we receive from our clients, partners, and friends.

The following is a list of clients that completed projects with JE Dunn in 2022. Thank you to our past and current clients for giving us challenging and meaningful work.

ACADEMY FOR INTEGRATED ARTS

AFIA HOLDING COMPANY

ALLINA HEALTH

ANCHOR HEALTH PROPERTIES

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION

ASCENSION HEALTH SYSTEM

ATLANTIC AVIATION

ATLANTIC CAPITAL PROPERTIES

ATRIUM HEALTH

AUBURN UNIVERSITY

AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

BISHOP MIEGE HIGH SCHOOL

BLUE VALLEY USD 229

BOYS TOWN NATIONAL RESEARCH HOSPITAL

BREMNER REAL ESTATE

CARLETON COLLEGE

CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF OMAHA

CHARLESTON COUNTY AVIATION AUTHORITY

CHILDREN’S HEALTHCARE OF ATLANTA

CHILDREN’S MERCY HOSPITAL

CITY OF AUSTIN

CITY OF HOUSTON TEXAS

CITY OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI

CLASSROOM CENTRAL

COASTAL CAROLINA MEDICAL CENTER

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CENTER

COOPER STEEL

CORECIVIC

COXHEALTH

CRESCENT COMMUNITIES

DELTA AIR LINES

DICKINSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

DICKINSON STATE UNIVERSITY

DIGITAL REALTY

DIODE VENTURES

DR. VINCE CLINICAL RESEARCH PA

DUNN COUNTY

EMORY HEALTHCARE

ENCOMPASS HEALTH

EVERGY

EXECUTIVE AIRSHARES

FAIRVIEW HEALTH SERVICES

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF KANSAS CITY

FORT WORTH ISD

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

GEORGIA-PACIFIC

GLOCK

GOLDENROD COMPANIES

GRACE-TRINITY COMMUNITY CHURCH

GREENE COUNTY MISSOURI

GREYSTAR

GS 19TH AND BROADWAY APARTMENTS

GULF COAST REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

HALL EMERY

HARRIS COUNTY ESD 11

HCA HEALTHCARE

HEALTH PARTNERS

HENNEPIN COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER

HERITAGE MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT GROUP

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

HINES INTREST LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

HOUSTON AIRPORT SYSTEM

JP MORGAN CHASE AND COMPANY

KBS

KENDALL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

KESSINGER HUNTER

LEE’S SUMMIT R-7 SCHOOL DISTRICT

LIFECYCLE BUILDING CENTER

LIFEPOINT

LOCKTON COMPANIES

LV COLLECTIVE

MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM OF OKLAHOMA

METHODIST HEALTH SYSTEM

MICROSOFT CORPORATION

MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ART

MINNESOTA STATE

NASHVILLE SOUNDS BASEBALL

NATIONAL ARCHIVES RECORDS ADMINISTRATION

NATIONAL EAGLE’S CENTER

NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM

NORMANDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

NORTHEAST GEORGIA MEDICAL CENTER

NORTHEAST METHODIST HOSPITAL

NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL

NXP SEMICONDUCTORS

OAC SERVICES

OAK GROVE R-VI SCHOOL DISTRICT

OLATHE MEDICAL CENTER

OMAN-GIBSON ASSOCIATES

OU HEALTH

PARK NICOLLET

PARKVIEW MEDICAL CENTER

PORT OF PORTLAND

QUALITY TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

QORVO BIOTECHNOLOGIES

RAYMORE-PECULIAR MISSOURI R-II SCHOOL DISTRICT

ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY

ROOF ABOVE

SAINT LUKE’S HEALTH SYSTEM

SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN

SAVANNAH CHATHAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MANATEE COUNTY

SEA PINES RESORT

SEWANEE: THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH

SHAWNEE MISSION SCHOOL DISTRICT USD 512

SLAC NATIONAL ACCELERATOR LABORATORY

SMITHVILLE R-II SCHOOL DISTRICT

SYNOVUS SECURITIES

TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL

TETRAD PROPERTY GROUP

THE BARSTOW SCHOOLS

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA

THEODORE ROOSEVELT MEDORA FOUNDATION

TIFT REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

TRIMET

TRINITY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

UNION STATION KANSAS CITY

UNIVERSITY HEALTH

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER -

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HEALTH SYSTEM

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

US DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

VALLEY CITY STATE UNIVERSITY

WAKE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

WILLISTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

INSPIRED PLACES

712 WEST PEACHTREE

Portman Architects

AGC Build Georgia Build Award | Associated General Contractors (AGC)

ALLINA ABBOTT NORTHWESTERN HOSPITAL CENTRAL UTILITY PLANT

Karges-Faulconbridge

CHASE Level 3 | Associated General Contractors (AGC) Minnesota

APPLIED UNDERWRITERS HEADQUARTERS AND PARKING GARAGE

Holland Basham Architects

Award of Excellence | American Concrete Institute

ATRIUM HEALTH CMC MATERNITY RENOVATIONS

Little Diversified Architectural Consulting

Eagle Award - Healthcare: $5M-$10M | Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Carolinas

CARSON GROUP HEADQUARTERS

Leo A Daly

Award of Merit - Office/Retail/Mixed Use | Engineering News-Record (ENR) Midwest

CERNER CORPORATION INNOVATIONS CAMPUS PHASE 3 AND 4 Multistudio

Project of the Year $100M-$250M Finalist | Association of General Contractors (AGC) Kansas City Chapter

CLASSROOM CENTRAL RENOVATIONS

Redline Design Group

Merit Award - Renovations/Restorations: Under $2M | Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Carolinas

COLLIN COLLEGE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CENTER

Beck Group

Distinguished Building Award | TEXO

HARRY S TRUMAN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY MUSEUM RENOVATION

AND EXPANSION

Clark & Enersen

Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

In 2022, JE Dunn Construction, in tandem with amazing clients, architects, engineers, and building team partners, received many honors for our joint accomplishments. Thank you to everyone who made these awards possible.

Project of the Year Between $10M-$25M Finalist | Association of General Contractors (AGC) Kansas City Chapter

HOUSTON AIRPORT SYSTEM GENERAL SERVICES FACILITY

Martinez Architects

Excellence In Construction | Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Greater Houston

Finalist in Project of the Year Between $15M-$30M | American Subcontractors Association - Houston Chapter

INNOVATION BARN RENOVATIONS

Progressive Architecture Engineering

Community Impact Award | CoreNet Carolinas Chapter

J RIEGER & CO ELECTRIC PARK GARDEN BAR

GastingerWalker&

Best Project-Small Project | Engineering News-Record (ENR) Midwest Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

Professionals’ Choice | AIA Kansas City Design Excellence Awards

JE DUNN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

WELL Gold | International WELL Building Institute

Harry S Truman Presidential Library Museum Renovation and Expansion

Carson Group Headquarters

KANSAS CITY MUSEUM

International Architects Atelier

Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

KANSAS CITY ZOO ELEPHANT EXHIBIT ENHANCEMENTS

PGAV

Project of the Year $5M-$10M Finalist | Association of General Contractors (AGC) Kansas City Chapter

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BILL SNYDER FOOTBALL STADIUM SHAMROCK

ZONE CLUB EXPANSION

HOK

Award of Honor | Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Kansas

KIRK FAMILY YMCA

BNIM

Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

Honorable Mention - Best Sustainable Design Project | PCI Design Awards

Renovation of the Year Finalist | Association of General Contractors (AGC)

Kansas City

LOEWS KANSAS CITY CONVENTION CENTER HOTEL

Cooper Carry

Project of the Year $100M-$250M | Associated General Contractors (AGC)

Kansas City Chapter

M HEALTH FAIRVIEW SOUTHDALE HOSPITAL - INPATIENT ADDITION

Perkins&Will

Top Projects | Finance & Commerce

Top Projects | Minnesota Real Estate Journal

NORTH KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, WINNETONKA HIGH SCHOOL

ADDITION

BNIM

Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

OPERATION BREAKTHROUGH IGNITION LAB

Clockwork Architecture+Design

Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

OU HEALTH OKLAHOMA CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CVICU UPGRADES

Miles Associates

Excellence in Construction | Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Oklahoma

Build Oklahoma Award Winner | Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Oklahoma

PORT OF PORTLAND, PARKING ADDITIONS AND CONSOLIDATED RENTAL CAR FACILITY

YGH Architecture

2nd Place, National Commercial Category | National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)

Building Diversity Award | Daily Journal of Commerce

Transformer Award | Portland Business Journal

ROOF ABOVE SECU THE RISE ON CLANTON

Axiom Architecture

Eagle Award - Renovations/Restorations: $5M-$10M | Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Carolinas

SCUOLA VITA NUOVA CHARTER SCHOOL SHERMAN CENTER

Clockwork Architecture+Design

Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

SHAMROCK TRADING CORPORATE CAMPUS

Bell Knott & Associates

Project of the Year $50M-$100M Finalist | Association of General Contractors (AGC)

Kansas City Chapter

THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HEALTH SYSTEM: CAMBRIDGE TOWER A LEVELS 8, 9, 10 – CANCER CENTER INTERIOR BUILD OUT

CannonDesign

Project of the Year $25M-$50M Finalist | Association of General Contractors (AGC) Kansas City Chapter

TOWN PAVILION LOBBY RENOVATIONS

Burns & McDonnell

Capstone Award | Kansas City Business Journal

U.A. PLUMBERS UNION LOCAL 15 TRAINING CENTER AND OFFICES

Alliiance

Project of the Year | CoreNet Global Midwest Chapter

Top Projects | Finance & Commerce

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS, ANSCHUTZ HEALTH SCIENCES BUILDING

Anderson Mason Dale Architects and ZGF Architects

AGC ACE Awards - Best Building Project | Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Colorado

AGC ACE Awards - Jack Mincher People’s Choice Award General Contractor Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Colorado

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER CITY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE HALL, DINING HALL AND LEARNING COMMONS

Stantec

Best Projects Award of Merit Residential/Hospitality | Engineering News-Record (ENR) Mountain States

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA PILLSBURY HALL REHABILITATION

Architecture Advantage

Top Projects | Finance & Commerce

Award of Merit - Higher Education/Research | Engineering News-Record (ENR) Midwest

USACE FORT LEONARD WOOD HOSPITAL REPLACEMENT

RLF Architects

USACE Kansas City District Project Delivery Team Award | United States Army Corps of Engineers

WATERLOO

BOKA Powell

Austin AGC Outstanding Construction Award | Associated General Contractors (AGC) Austin Chapter

WEIR’S PLAZA

GFF Architects

Distinguished Building Award | TEXO

WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS K-12 CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS

Ennead Architects

AGC Build Georgia Award | Associated General Contractors (AGC)

WYOMING CAPITOL SQUARE PROJECT

Ennead Architects

Renovation and Restoration Award | Natural Stone Institute

INSPIRED PLACES

FIRM AWARDS

#1 COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE AUSTIN AREA Austin Business Journal

#2 TOP GENERAL CONTRACTOR | Nashville Business Journal

100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR IN OREGON | Oregon Business

ARIZONA’S MOST ADMIRED COMPANIES | AZ Business Magazine and Best Companies AZ

BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR | Ingram’s

BEST GENERAL CONTRACTOR | Ingram’s

BEST GENERAL CONTRACTOR IN KANSAS CITY | Kansas City Magazine

BEST OF AEC CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING FIRM | DJC Oregon

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Atlanta Business Chronicle

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Austin Business Journal

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Charlotte Business Journal

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Denver Business Journal

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Kansas City Business Journal

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Nashville Business Journal

BEST PLACES TO WORK | Phoenix Business Journal

BEST PLACES TO WORK IN OKLAHOMA | The Journal Record

BEST PLACES TO WORK IN SOUTH CAROLINA | SC Biz News

BUILD TN AWARDS - COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD, GC CATEGORY | Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Middle Tennessee

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR | Sarpy Chamber

CHAMPIONS OF BUSINESS | Kansas City Business Journal

CONSTRUCTION HEALTH AND SAFETY EXCELLENCE CHASE LEVEL 3 PARTICIPANT | Associated

General Contractors (AGC) of Minnesota

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION AWARD FINALISTS | Associated General Contractors (ACG) Kansas City Chapter

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION EXCELLENCE AWARD | Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Austin

DIVERSITY IN BUSINESS | Houston Business Journal

HEALTHIEST EMPLOYERS | Charlotte Business Journal

HEALTHIEST EMPLOYERS | Kansas City Business Journal

HEALTHIEST EMPLOYERS OF OREGON | Portland Business Journal

MAJORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRM OF THE YEAR | Greater Houston Business Procurement Forum

SAFETY EXCELLENCE | The National Association of Minority Contractors in Dallas-Fort Worth (NAMC DFW)

SAFETY EXCELLENCE | Associated General Contractors (AGC) of North Dakota

US BEST MANAGED COMPANY | US Best Managed Companies Program

M Health Fairview Southdale Hospital - Inpatient Addition

North Kansas City School District, Winnetonka High School Addition

we exist to enrich lives through inspired people and places

CREATIVE DIRECTOR CINDY BARBER | SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER ANNE BINKLEY VICE PRESIDENT OF COMMUNICATIONS EMILY GALLAGHER | COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER KATY O’DONOVAN

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS, ANSCHUTZ HEALTH SCIENCES BUILDING

AURORA, COLORADO | ARCHITECT: ANDERSON MASON DALE ARCHITECTS AND ZGF ARCHITECTS | PHOTO: CONNIE ZHOU PHOTOGRAPHY