Park Construction

CEG Staff - Tue November 12, 2024

Construction Begins On $325M Harold Simmons Park

Demolition began on Oct. 22, 2024, for Harold Simmons Park, a 250-acre park in Dallas along the Trinity River, Fox4 reported. The park will be situated northwest of Interstate 35E and the Margaret McDermott Bridge near Reunion Tower in downtown Dallas....

Chuck MacDonald – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Thu May 02, 2024

Buffalo Looks to Improve, Protect Ralph Wilson Park

The confluence of the Niagara River and Lake Erie produces stunning views and great water access at the former La Salle Park in Buffalo, now named Ralph Wilson Park. Unfortunately, powerful storms in the past have lashed the waterfront causing damage and flooding....

The Daily Free Press & Boston.com - Wed February 14, 2024

Refurbishment Work to Boston Public Garden Fountains Will Wrap This Summer

The construction to improve accessibility and restore the iconic fountains around the Boston Public Garden is expected to end this summer almost a year after the work first began last September. The Child Fountain Restoration Project is the last of three refurbishment phases commemorating the 50th anniversary of Friends of the Public Garden, an advocacy group for the 24-acre park and surrounding area, adjacent to Boston Common, in the heart of the city's downtown....

Wed February 07, 2018

Paving Company Wins Big at Super Bowl LII Stadium

While viewers of Super Bowl LII on Feb. 4, 2018 at US Bank Stadium may not notice the exceptional flatness of the field, the crew from Park Construction will know they notched the first NFL win at the stadium....

Emily Buenzle - Tue August 29, 2017

Officials Propose Plans for $23M Water Tank, Skate Park Combo

Officials at Virginia Beach are looking into construction plans for a combination water tank and skate park. The $23 million project, which was proposed by the Hampton Roads Sanitation District to the city council Aug....

Wed January 18, 2017

Construction Begins to Convert Viaduct Rail Track Into Park

Construction has begun on converting an abandoned and overgrown elevated rail track in Philadelphia into a green park. Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf joined Mayor Jim Kenney and state Rep. Michael O'Brien, among others, for a groundbreaking ceremony for the $10.3 million rail park....

Thu August 11, 2016

Park Construction Puts Impressive Machines in Action

Park Construction of North Carolina Inc. is in the process of laying 23,000 ft. of 54-in. fiberglass pipe in Winston-Salem, N.C. The project is taking place on an outfall line that runs parallel of South Fork Creek....