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Location: Kirkland, WA
Development Company: CenterCal Properties LLC
General Contractor: Venture GC
Architect: GBD Architects
Structural Engineer: DCI Engineers
Project Size: 265,000 S.F. of elevated deck
Cost: $10 Million

The Conco Companies is providing concrete services on “Building C,” which is a part of the Village at Totem Lake redevelopment project in Kirkland, WA. The development company, CenterCal Properties LLC, describes the project as “a lifestyle center with a village feel.” Building C is Phase II of the project and is a $10 million, 265,000 square foot mixed-use building that will offer retail and restaurant space as well as residential units.

Conco’s responsibilities include concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, and finishing services along with our professional construction hauling services. We start work this August and expect to be finished mid-summer 2018. One particular challenge of the project is that the construction site is right next to an active shopping mall so we are carefully planning before we bring in the multiple placing booms the job requires.

The Village at Totem Lake development is expected to be finished by the end of 2018 or the beginning of 2019 and will include a village commons and park, retail shops, restaurants, 850 high-end apartments, and a state-of-the-art luxury movie theater.

Read more about Village at Totem Lake

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The Tacoma Convention Center Hotel developed by Yareton Investment & Management will offer 300 rooms and retail spaces and the new Marriott branded hotel. Expected to open in 2020, the 4-star hotel will rise 23 stories, include 304 guest rooms, and will be connected to the Greater Tacoma Convention Center. It will also feature a 10,000 square foot grand ballroom, retail space, and other function rooms. The hotel will serve as the anchor hotel for the convention center, which has struggled recently to land larger convention and trade shows because of the lack of nearby hotel rooms.

The Conco Companies NW Division is working a 7-day cycle in the tower, pouring the vertical the same day as the slab is poured with a self-climbing core form system (supplied by FCI). The tower portion, consisting of the hotel, continues to L23 + a cantilevered concrete roof. The project will utilize 5,550,000 lbs. of Rebar, 25,000 cubic yards of concrete, and 430,000 linear feet of post tension cables. Conco is scheduled to pour-out the project by June 2019.

The Conco Companies will begin work on the new Tacoma Convention Center Hotel in August 2017 and we expect our part of the project to be completed in early 2019. The $20 million mixed-use development which adjoins the Greater Tacoma Trade and Convention Center and will include condominium and retail space in addition to a 300-room Marriott Hotel. Ankrom Moisan Architects designed the new building to enhance the conference amenities currently available in the city, which will include a 10,000 sq. ft. grand ballroom and 9,000 sq. ft. of other function rooms within the hotel.

Conco’s extensive services include concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, shotcrete, and finishing. As the project will be the largest one in the city, Conco was selected for the job due to our extensive portfolio of big projects as well as our ability to handle an aggressive schedule. In fact, one of our first projects in the Northwest was the Tacoma Marriott Hotel in 2004, which is located across the street from the new job site. Scheduled to open in the summer of 2019, the high-rise will be the second tallest building in the city.

Location: Century City, CA
Development Company: Crescent Heights
Architect: Handel Architects
General Contractor: Swinerton Builders
Interior Design: Shamir Shah Design
Project Cost: $300 million

The Conco Companies recently provided concrete services for Ten Thousand, a very luxurious residential tower that is on track to become one of the area’s iconic architectural landmarks. Named for its street address, 10000 Santa Monica Boulevard, the recently opened 483-foot, 40-story apartment tower is located in Century City at the border of Beverly Hills. The project was the creation of Crescent Heights, a real estate development company based in Miami Beach, Florida. The architect was Handel Architects and the interior design was done by Shamir Shah Design. The general contractor was Swinerton Builders.

According to the architects, the building’s angular glass-sheathed facade was inspired by the work of 20^th-century modernists and seamlessly and elegantly intertwines the indoors to the outdoors. The exterior’s multiple panes of glass are slightly angled away from one another to refract sunlight during the day and transform the tower into an illuminated beacon at night.

The tower’s sloping roofline stands out in sharp contrast to the surrounding flat-roofed buildings, and balconies create sharp angles along the north and south facades. The building offers an on-site garage, 75,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities including an indoor and outdoor pool, and a house staff of 60 to carry out the 5-Star hotel-style services. Ten Thousand offers a sustainable living environment, and is LEED Gold certified by the U.S. Green Building Council.

Read more about Ten Thousand Santa Monica

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The Conco Companies is currently providing concrete services for the first Class A high-rise to be built in South King County. The $120 million Washington Place project will be a mixed-use 19-story building with a business class hotel, residential units and a four-story parking garage.

The project is being developed by Omar and Christine Lee and the architect is Seattle based, Group West. Absher Construction Company is serving as the general contractor. A groundbreaking ceremony for the high-rise was held on September 25, 2014, and the 418,000 square-foot project is scheduled to be completed by the spring of 2017.

In addition to the 189-room hotel and 370 apartment units, the project will include a 90-seat restaurant, meeting space and a rooftop garden. The hotel will occupy the first through 11th floors with the residential apartments on floors 12-18. The top floor will offer various amenities for the residents and hotel guests.

Read more about Washington Place High-rise Tower here.

The Conco Companies are providing concrete services for a 40-story apartment building at 970 Denny Way that is located in the South Lake Union neighborhood in Seattle, Washington. The redevelopment project is from the Holland Partner Group and is a mix of both modern and classic architectural styles. The building is scheduled to be ready for its first occupants by the summer of 2018 and anticipates receiving LEED Silver certification.

On July 23, 2016, Conco successfully poured 4,900 cubic yards of concrete to form the 15,300 square foot mat foundation. In addition to the concrete, the foundation required 1.3 million pounds of rebar. The pour was done over approximately 15 hours and the concrete was supplied by CalPortland.

This February (2017), we poured to L3 (of a 40 story + roof levels tower) and are now in our typical cycle of pouring the PT decks and core on the same day. This is only achievable with a self-climbing core formwork system.

Once it is completed, the project will consist of 468 apartments as well as 15,580 square feet of retail and 4 levels of sub-grade parking. The retail space as well as a six-story podium features a brick exterior with steel canopies designed to symbolize the area’s industrial past. The tower’s curtain wall is designed almost entirely of tinted glass in tones of blue, grey and silver-white.

More about this project: Conco Successfully Completes Mat Pour for 970 Denny Way

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