Concrete continues to shape projects around the state, from a deluxe parking facility in Houston and an expanded heart hospital in Clear Lake to a water-treatment plant in North Texas. And it remains the choice material for highways including new roads and structures along the Central Texas corridor, where liquid nitrogen looks like the cool solution for beating heat problems with concrete.

Garage Mahal:
University of Houston Ramps Up with New Parking Facility. Full Story >>

Refined Design at Clear Lake:
Hospital Adds Two Floors After Fourth Level Complete. Full Story >>

Concrete Forms and Secures:
North Texas Plant Takes Water Treatment Indoors. Full Story >>

Beating the Heat:
Concrete Gets Even Cooler Thanks to Liquid Nitrogen. Full Story >>

Canvassing With Concrete:
Ribbons of Concrete Roads Wind Through Central Texas. Full Story >>

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