Civic

ST. LOUIS — Lambert-St. Louis International Airport will reopen its C Concourse in April, a year after a tornado blew out the arched windows in the Terminal I, damaged the concourse roof and caused extensive damage to airline gate areas. Kwame Building Group is the construction manager for the restoration, which includes roof and window replacement and repair on the concession areas. Kwame is also leading a $70 million renovation project at Lambert that began in 2008 and was underway when the tornado struck. The project will upgrade the A and C concourses. Additional work to the C concourse will include new lighting and renovated restrooms. The project is scheduled to be complete by the end of this year.

EVANSTON, ILL. — The nearly 6-year relocation and expansion project at Roycemore School in Evanston, Ill. is complete. Last month, the private school opened its new 68,000-square-foot facility at 1200 Davis St. The school serves 265 students from grades pre-kindergarten through high school, with room to expand enrollment to about 350 students. The building also includes a media center and full-sized gym. The school's previous campus was located at 640 Lincoln St. in Evanston, which the school leased from Northwestern University. Podolsky Northstar CORFAC International assisted Roycemore with the site selection and evaluation process.

MINNEAPOLIS — The Ackerberg Group has completed construction of a new 436-stall parking ramp, public art plaza and pedestrian bridge linking the Midtown Greenway trail to the heart of Uptown in Minneapolis. The art plaza is part of Ackerberg's MoZaic project, a mixed-use development between Fremont and Hennepin avenues. It includes public art installations, patio space for MoZaic's restaurant tenants and a public gathering space. The art plaza will link Lagoon Avenue with the Midtown Greenway through the new bridge, which was funded in part by a Hennepin County Transit Oriented Development grant.