HARTFORD, CT The Connecticut Building Congress (CBC) held its 19th annual Project Team Awards banquet at The Bond Ballroom in Hartford, Connecticut. The program honored eight project teams that showed extraordinary collaboration in the execution of their construction projects.

As well, the / team was recognized as the CBC's third annual Project Team of the Year for its exemplary teamwork on the Bedford Family Center in Westport, Connecticut. More than 150 industry professionals were in attendance including building owners, architects, engineers, constructors, subcontractors, and sub-consultants. Moderated by CBC President , , the program attendees walked away with knowledge about each project team's highly collaborative and successful approach to design and construction.

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K-12 Schools (New or Renovation)
First Place: Harvard Ellis Technical High School, Danielson, Connecticut
Designed by the ; Built by

Major Renovation/Expansion (more than $10 million)
First Place: Yale-New Haven Hospital Saint Rafael Campus, Operating Room & Infrastructure, New Haven, Connecticut
Designed by ; Built by
Merit Award: Danbury Hospital, Peter & Carmen Lucia Buck Pavilion, Danbury, Connecticut
Built by

New Construction
First Place: Bedford Family Center, Westport, Connecticut
Designed by ; Built by Turner Construction Corporation
Merit Award: Middlesex Hospital - Shoreline Medical, Westbrook, Connecticut
Designed by The S/L/A/M Collaborative; Built by

Small Projects - New or Renovation (under $10 million)
First Place: Kent School, Music & Mattison Auditorium, Kent, Connecticut
Designed by The S/L/A/M Collaborative; Built by S/L/A/M Construction Services
Merit Award: Connecticut College Steam Plant Replacement, New London, Connecticut
Designed by ; Built by KBE Building Corporation

Transportation/Utilities/Civil
Merit Award: Oyster Shell Park Site Improvement Phase, Norwalk, Connecticut
Designed by - Connecticut; Built by

3rd Annual Project Team of the Year Award: Bedford Family Center, Westport, Connecticut
Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects; Built by Turner Construction Corporation