News

See Our New “In Progress” Section

April 18 2008

Click on “In Progress” under our Projects section for updated photos of current projects that Woodward Design+Build is working on right now. From the new Borders Books on St. Charles Ave. to the 141st Readiness Center at Jackson Barracks, Woodward has many exciting and high profile jobs underway that are helping to rebuild the New Orleans area and Gulf Coast region.

City Business Top 100 Private Companies

March 18 2008

The latest issue of New Orleans City Business (March 17) features their annual Top 100 Private Companies special focus. Woodward Design+Build is ranked 14th.

Download the latest issue here

The Will W. Alexander Library at Dillard University

March 18 2008

The dedication of the The Will W. Alexander Library at Dillard University takes place on March 18. 2008. Woodward Design+Build was proud to partner with Dillard University in not only the restoration of their campus following Hurricane Katrina, but working together to greatly improve the university’s facilities for students, teachers, staff, and the surrounding community. A story on the reopening of the library appeared on the front page of the March 17th edition of The Times-Picayune.

Read the article on nola.com

City Business 2008 Top Construction Projects

February 25 2008

The lastest issue of City Business (February 25) will features the pullout 2008 Top Construction Projects. The hurricane restoration and rebuilding of Dillard University’s campus is featured as the #4 project. Woodward Design+Build is very proud of our partnership with Dillard to not only rebuild the campus but make major improvements as well. Many other Woodward projects are also featured such as Jackson Barracks and River Garden. Don’t miss our new ad on the back cover!

New Stadium is a Hit on Opening Weekend

February 25 2008

Green Wave Baseball started off the 2008 season with a 3-0 start in their new ballpark. The new Turchin Stadium was a great success with the team and the fans. Woodward Design+Build President/CEO Paul H. Flower was on hand to throw out the first pitch at Friday night’s game.

Read about it on Tulane’s website