Mineta San Jose International Airport Economy Parking Structure
New structures were needed to alleviate the shortage of on-site parking at Silicon Valley’s Mineta San Jose International Airport. Utilizing precast concrete saved the team four months of construction time, vastly improving the project’s budget and schedule. The new 341,000-foot parking structure holds 1,150 stalls with entry and exit lanes to improve traffic flow. The […]
San Diego International Airport ConRAC Parking Structure
Architectural precast provides important expression for one the most high profile structures to be added to the San Diego skyline in many years. The new consolidated rental car center at the San Diego International Airport is a massive four story, two million SF CIP parking structure that houses 14 rental car companies and includes a […]
The Business Case for LEAN Construction… There is a better way!
How do you increase speed to market and/ or improve the return on investment of your capital projects? The Lean Construction Institute sponsored two separate research studies, conducted by Dodge Data & Analytics and the University of Minnesota, to explore how and why projects excel. Empirical evidence now shows that projects
San Jose International Airport ConRAC Parking Structure
Total precast double-tee construction helped save almost five months in the delivery schedule for San Jose Airport’s on-site consolidated rental car facility.
Sacramento International Airport – Terminal B
This building, with associated infrastructure, is designed to be a 349,065 SF state of the art terminal facility. The design incorporates all post 911 security upgrades. The baggage system will be served by 6 baggage carousels with sorting taking place in the 104,000 SF basement. In addition, the facility will have a 10-story hotel tower […]
Sacramento Airport Parking Structure
Ontario International Airport
Award winning GFRC project featuring white coffered ceilings.
Palm Springs Control Tower
ArchiStructural panels and exterior insulated panels were used for this 7,200 sf, 150 foot-tall airport control tower at the Palm Springs airport. Red and Gray colored precast panels were cast to accommodate the 30 degree returns required for the radiused shaft of the tower.