Partnering with our clients for 50 years

Together with our clients, we have mastered innumerable concrete complexities over the past 50 years. We take pride in our work, and we don’t settle for anything short of amazing. We thrive on the toughest challenges and dare to go beyond the expected. Here is a collection of some of the projects we have achieved with our clients.

Arlington National Cemetery is the final resting place for many of our nation’s greatest heroes, including more than 300,000 veterans of every American conflict, from the Revolutionary War to Iraq and Afghanistan. The 27-acre property expansion will provide more than 27,000 gravesites and niches, extending the cemetery’s burial opportunities for first interments into the 2030s.

Located near Paul Brown Stadium, at the corner of Second and Vine, Phase II of The Banks consists of approximately 20,000 sf of retail, 145,000 sf of parking structures, and 330,000 sf of Multi-Family Residential Apartments.

In order to modernize the nation's fifth largest oil refinery, British Petroleum began its $3.8 billion project to bring the Whiting Refinery on the shores of Lake Michigan up to industry standards and secure its long term viability.

Cincinnati's Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Arts was hailed by the New York Times architecture critic Herbert Muschamp as "the most important American building to be completed since the cold war."

Home to over 160,000 screaming NASCAR fans, the Bristol Motor Speedway needed immediate repair and renovation to provide first class racing to its participants and fanbase.

The Hilton Grand Ruby Lakes is a 2-twin 14-story residential and lodging facility that is centrally located between Sea World, Disney and Universal Theme Parks.

Situated across 80 acres, the Lubbock Wind Ranch project encompasses the first North American installation of Samsung’s 60hz wind turbine generator.

Overlooking the city atop its architecturally impressive tiara, the inspiring 41-story Great American Tower crowns Cincinnati with its tallest skyscraper to-date.

Marlins Park opened in 2012 on the site of the former Orange Bowl. A distinguishing feature of the stadium is its retractable roof; not because it's retractable, but because of the massive site-cast track beams it moves on.

Arlington National Cemetery

  • Culture | Education
  • Institutional

The Banks Phase II

  • Commercial
  • Garages
  • Multi-family Residential
  • Office | Retail

BP Coker Whiting Refinery

  • Fossil Fuel
  • Industrial
  • Manufacturing
  • Power

Center for Contemporary Arts

  • Culture | Education
  • Institutional

Bristol Motor Speedway

  • Commercial
  • Sports | Entertainment

Hilton Grand Ruby Lakes

  • Commercial
  • Hospitality

Lubbock Wind Ranch

  • Industrial
  • Power
  • Renewable Energy

Great American Tower

  • Commercial
  • Office | Retail

Marlins Park

  • Commercial
  • Sports | Entertainment