The Construction Association of Michigan is excited to announce that its CAM Magazine October Special Issue is ready to view! This 132-page, full-color issue of the magazine features 12 outstanding construction projects in the state of Michigan as submitted by CAM member companies.
Projects featured were completed or nearly completed between June 2019 and June 2020.
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This year’s finalists include: CMU Chippewa Champions Center, Mt. Pleasant Owner: Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant Construction Manager: Granger Construction, Lansing Architects: GMB Architecture + Engineering, Grand Rapids; and Populous, locations worldwide Engineer: GMB Architecture + Engineering, Grand Rapids
MSU STEM Teaching and Learning Facility, East Lansing Owner: Michigan State University, East Lansing Architects/Engineers: Ellenzweig, Boston, Massachusetts; Integrated Design Solutions, Troy Contractor: Granger Construction Company, Novi
Henry Ford Brigitte Harris Cancer Pavilion, Detroit Owner: Henry Ford Health System, Detroit Architect & Engineer: SmithGroup, Detroit Construction Manager: Turner Construction Company, Detroit Associate Construction Manager: KEO & Associates, Detroit Skywalk, Architectural: SDG Associates, LLC, Detroit Parking, Architectural: Rich & Associates, Inc., Southfield
The Press / 321, Detroit Owner/Developer: Bedrock Detroit, Detroit Architect and Historic Consultant: Kraemer Design Group, LLC, Detroit Construction Manager: Turner Construction Company, Detroit Engineers: Peter Basso Associates, Troy; Desai/Nasr (now known as IMEG), West Bloomfield Twp. MEP Engineer: Integrated Design Solutions, Troy Civil Engineer: Giffels Webster, Detroit
UM-Flint William R. Murchie Science Building Expansion, Flint Owner: University of Michigan, Flint Architect: HED, Southfield Contractor: Commercial Contracting Corp., Auburn Hills
ZEISS Michigan Quality Excellence Center, Southfield Owner: ZEISS Industrial Quality Solutions, Maple Grove, Minnesota Architect, Interior and FF&E Design, Civil Engineer, MEP Engineer, Structural Engineer, Landscape Architect: SmithGroup, Detroit Construction Manager: The Christman Company, Lansing
NMC Timothy J. Nelson Innovation Center, Traverse City Owner: Northwestern Michigan College, Traverse City Construction Manager: Spence Brothers, Saginaw Architect: Cornerstone Architects, Traverse City Engineer: Nealis Engineering, Traverse City Civil Engineer: Gosling Czubak Engineering Sciences, Traverse City Structural Engineer: Trison Engineering, Traverse City
Beaumont Hospital-Farmington Hills Master Plan, Farmington Hills Owner: Beaumont Health / Botsford Health Care Program Manager: Plante Moran Cresa, Southfield Architect: HKS Architects, Dallas, Texas Construction Manager: Barton Malow Company, Southfield; AIMS, Detroit Engineers: AECOM, Los Angeles; Storey Engineering, Macomb; Desai Nasr, West Bloomfield Twp.
United Wholesale Mortgage Training Center Expansion, Pontiac Owner: United Wholesale Mortgage, Pontiac Architect: Von Staden Architects, Royal Oak Contractor: The Dailey Company, Lake Orion Civil/Structural Engineer: Ruby + Associates, Bingham Farms MEP Engineer: MA Engineering Mechanical Electrical, Birmingham
Stellantis Mack Avenue and Warren Truck Assembly Paint Shops, Detroit Owner: Stellantis Paint Equipment Supplier and Overall GC: Giffin, Inc., Auburn Hills Construction Manager: Barton Malow Company, Southfield Architects: Ghafari Associates, LLC, Dearborn Engineer: Ghafari Associates, LLC, Dearborn
Michigan Veteran Homes, Chesterfield Twp. and Grand Rapids Owner: Michigan Veteran Homes Architect: TowerPinkster, Kalamazoo, SFCS, Roanoke, Virginia Construction Manager: The Christman Company, Lansing
Berkshire eSupply HQ and Fulfillment Center, Novi Owner: Berkshire eSupply Architect, Engineer, Landscape Architect, Interior Designer: Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. Construction Manager: Oliver / Hatcher Construction Civil Engineer: The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. Full contractor lists for these projects can be found in the 2021 CAM Magazine Special Issue. Interested in hearing more about this celebrated publication? Each year, CAM puts out a call for its member companies to submit their best projects of the previous year – 12 finalists are selected and featured in the magazine. The owners, general contractors, and architects from these projects are interviewed and sites toured prior to the writing of the feature articles. From the 12 finalists, the Project of the Year is selected by the CAM Magazine Editorial Advisory Committee, CAM staff, and an online vote. Readers can vote for the Project of Year by visiting https://tinyurl.com/ CAM is already planning for next year and is accepting submissions for its Special Issue 2022. To be eligible, projects must be constructed or designed by a CAM member company, and must have been completed – or reached substantial completion – between June 2021 and June 2022. The deadline for submitting Special Issue 2022 projects is Friday, March 11, 2022. Advertising opportunities are available. Visit https://buildwithcam.com/cam- To view a video of the awards presentations for last year’s projects as published in CAM Magazine’s Special Issue 2020, visit CAM’s YouTube page. |
CAM Magazine, established in 1980, is the official publication of the Construction Association of Michigan (CAM). It is a monthly, full-color, glossy magazine devoted to the individuals and companies who comprise the commercial construction industry in Michigan. CAM is the oldest and largest regional construction association in the United States. Founded in 1885, CAM is a not-for-profit organization based in Bloomfield Hills, MI, consisting of approximately 2,000 member companies, including general contractors, subcontractors, equipment and material suppliers, architects, engineers, and service firms. Visit www.BuildwithCAM.com for more information.
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