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Clark Completes New Energy Efficient Plant at LAX

… McCarthy Building Companies, Inc., recently completed construction of a new Central Utility Plant (CUP) at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The 75,000 square-foot facility replaces the 50-year-old existing CUP with a more modern … own electricity for operations that will result in an estimated $2 million in rebates from the L.A. Department of Water and Power. The CUP required more than 1.5 million manhours to build and …
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St. Matthew's Redevelopment

… St. Matthews Redevelopment is a 320,000 square-foot structure containing an 11-story L-shaped apartment … spin and yoga classes, bicycle storage, a pet spa, and two levels of below-grade parking. A major feature of this project was the redevelopment of the church, St. Matthew’s Evangelical Lutheran, which has owned the property …
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Builders at Heart: Winston van Keulen

… This article is part of our series Builders at Heart, where we highlight the passions and backgrounds of the Clark team – the … I graduated college. Originally, I wanted to go into structural engineering, which was my major, and work on the design side. After that internship, I realized how much more fun, … That goes a long way into ensuring the overall quality and safety of a project. What is a memorable piece of advice you received from a Clark mentor? I had a mentor who brought over a …
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Clark Completes Largest Project in UC San Diego’s History

… After 26 months of construction, Clark Construction delivered the transformative North Torrey Pines Living and Learning … new home to Sixth College and features four residential halls, each named after a symbol from La Jolla’s natural landscape, that will house 2,000 undergraduates. Open air spaces connect …
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Under The Hard Hat with Julio Estrada

… we are proud to be made up of individuals from a variety of backgrounds and talents. Our “Under the Hard Hat” series is designed to showcase the diverse people who make up the Clark … It’s fascinating to see the fruit of our labor and the amazing final product. What is your most memorable project? They are all memorable to me. Each job is different, and that is what is exciting to me. With every project, …
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Builders at Heart: Theodore Lewis

… This article is part of our series Builders at Heart, where we highlight the passions and backgrounds of the Clark team — the … fulfillment from seeing new structures grow or refreshing a tenant’s space. What is your most memorable project? I am currently working on a fast-paced project that keeps me on my toes every …
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Builders at Heart: Byron Israel

… This article is part of our series Builders at Heart, where we highlight the passions and backgrounds of the Clark team – the … I am a Washington, DC native and proud to still call this city my home. I enjoy spending the majority of my free time hanging out with my daughter and the rest of my family. Who has had he …
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I-405/NE 8th Street to SR 520 - Braided Ramps

… The I-405/SR 520 Braided Ramps project improves traffic conditions at the highest-volume interchange on the I-405 … paving, sign bridges, more than 30 retaining walls, recycling pavement and concrete slurry, major electrical work, and creating a wetland and stream migration site to meet environmental …
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Under the Hard Hat with Staci Tsuda

… of individuals from a variety of backgrounds and talents who thrive and succeed together. Our “Under The Hard Hat” series is designed to showcase the diverse people who make up the Clark … up, it wasn’t a career path shared as something I could do one day. When I discussed changing majors in college with my advisor, she mentioned engineering as an option for a new major. Her …
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Builders at Heart: Byron Cauley

… This article is part of our series Builders at Heart , where we highlight the passions and backgrounds of the Clark team — the … It makes all the challenges while building, worth it. This is what fuels me. Tell us about a memorable day at Clark. Or Favorite Clark memory? We were working at GWU Science and Engineering …