Amidst a year filled with uncertainty, Clark teams across the country have found innovative strategies to keep the momentum going on their projects, maintain mission focus, and make the “new normal” work.
Circularity, which is also called the circular economy and is based on the principles of designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems, is primed for significant innovations in the years ahead.
We sat down with Zach Zelms, a project executive who joined the Clark team two years ago, to hear his perspective on working in the Nashville market as the city continues its ambitious development of its downtown area.
Montgomery County, Maryland, is leading the forefront of sustainability for counties across the nation with its public commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2027 and eliminate carbon emissions entirely by 2035.
Building stronger communities is a foundational pillar of Clark Construction’s culture. This summer, in the midst of the COVID-19 health crisis, Clark provided its employees the opportunity to choose an organization combatting COVID-19 to receive a $100 donation from the company in their name.
Despite a spring dampened by unforeseen challenges and uncertainty, 136 small business owners have emerged as graduates of Clark’s 2019/2020 Strategic Partnership Program (SPP).
We are excited to spotlight Sandra Guerra, an assistant superintendent on Clark Construction's Golden State Expansion project in Anaheim, California.
In the last three years, Clark has built two Albion Residential projects in the suburbs of Chicago - with construction on a third project currently underway. Founded in 2016, Chicago-based Albion acquires, develops, and operates luxury rental apartment communities across the Midwest.
When face-to-face inspections were no longer feasible due to social distancing requirements, Clark’s project teams adapted with technology solutions to communicate jobsite conditions with remote stakeholders and maintain productivity.
Located in Winchester, Virginia, the Central Records Complex, which Clark delivered to the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) earlier this year, lies in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley.
