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  • Energy Center II awarded LEED Gold certification

    HOUSTON, Texas – The U.S. Green Building Council has awarded the Energy Center Phase 2 development in Houston Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design® (LEED) Gold certification. The project was developed by Trammel Crow Co. and built by Manhattan Construction Co., Earlier this year the same team delivered Energy Center Phase 1, which received LEED …

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  • Oklahoma Safety Council honors Marsh

    OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – The Oklahoma Safety Council has honored Manhattan Construction Co. senior safety engineer, Scott Marsh with the prestigious 2009 Individual Achievement Award. The award recognizes Marsh for his work with the Oklahoma Labor Secretary in preparing legislation for an Oklahoma Crane Bill and his continued efforts to unite all aspects of the …

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  • Manhattan named “Contractor of the Year” by APWA

    FAIRFAX, Va. – The Virginia/DC/Maryland Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) has named Manhattan Construction Company “Contractor of the Year” for work performed on the Public Safety Transportation and Operations Center & Forensic Facility (PSTOC) project in Fairfax, Virginia. The award document states, “Manhattan took on extra work added to the project while maintaining the …

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  • Manhattan project earns top green accolade

    The Houston Business Journal (HBJ) has named Energy Center I and II, constructed by Manhattan Construction Co., as the 2009 Green Project Landmark Award winner. This award is the organization’s top recognition for sustainable construction.  Manhattan Construction, built the project for client, Trammell Crow Co. Located within Houston’s Energy Corridor, the 644,000 square foot Energy Center I and II project included two …

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  • Watch Manhattan Build the Dallas Cowboys Stadium on the Science Channel's "Build it Bigger"

    DALLAS, Texas – Be the first to preview the NFL’s largest venue – the Dallas Cowboys Stadium – on the Science Channel’s “Build it Bigger” on Monday, April 20 at 10 p.m. (EST). The three million square foot stadium is being constructed by Manhattan Construction Company. In the first episode of this season of “Build …

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