Turner Named #1 Green Builder by Engineering News-Record for the 18th Consecutive Year

Recognition underscores Turner’s commitment to sustainable and resilient construction.

Turner Construction Company has been ranked the #1 Green Builder in the United States by Engineering News-Record (ENR) for the 18th year in a row, reaffirming the company’s leadership in advancing sustainability, resiliency, and innovation across the built environment.

Turner’s recognition reflects its holistic approach to environmental stewardship—reducing carbon emissions, conserving natural resources, and promoting healthier communities through sustainable building practices. The company’s portfolio includes more than 1,000 LEED-certified and registered projects and totaled over $7.8 billion in green revenue in 2024.

“We are honored to once again be recognized as the nation’s top Green Builder,” said Julia Gisewite, Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer, Turner Construction Company. “This achievement reflects the dedication of our people and partners who are driving real change—implementing innovative materials, low-carbon construction methods, and resilient design strategies that make every project an opportunity to build a better, more sustainable future.”

Turner continues to pioneer advancements in sustainable building practices, including the use of mass timber at Dicke Hall at Trinity University, low-carbon concrete and steel innovations at San Francisco International Airport’s Terminal 3, and deployment of an all-electric skid steer at The Gateway at UC Berkeley. The company is also constructing the first all-electric soccer stadium in the United States—Etihad Park in New York—and delivered the LEED Platinum-certified Intuit Dome in California, which features two megawatts of rooftop solar panels and 11 megawatts of on-site battery storage, enabling the facility to operate carbon free.