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The 1100 Clay Street Project in Oakland, CA promises to contribute to the evolving dynamic of downtown Oakland and offer both retail space and residential units with multiple modern amenities. The 16-story mixed-use residential tower will provide 288 units ranging in size from studios to three-bedroom apartments as well as several community-oriented and accessible features. The first floor of the building will be comprised of the residential lobby, fitness center, co-working meeting spaces, and bike storage, with 4,000 square feet of the first floor set aside for retail space. In addition, the residential tower will have a partially below-grade parking lot with 144 spaces and a landscaped public pedestrian plaza that will be constructed adjacent to the building facing 12th Street.

For this exciting project, the development company Strada Investment Group and CIM Group partnered with the Conco Companies to provide a range of commercial concrete services. Conco’s work on 1100 Clay Street includes concrete finishing, concrete pumping, concrete reinforcement, concrete formwork, construction trucking, and shotcrete services. Conco will be placing 14,590 cubic yards of concrete and shotcrete for the building and providing 4,000,000 pounds of rebar and post-tension reinforcement.

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The Conco Companies is returning to Seattle-Tacoma (Sea-Tac) Airport once again teaming up with Clark Construction. Conco’s Northwest division will provide concrete services to build the 450,000 sq. ft. International Arrivals Facility (IAF) building on the east side of the South Terminal Expansion (Concourse A). The new Arrivals facility will help the airport manage the increasing demand for international flights. The project also includes a 900 ft long aerial passing bridge over the existing taxi lane at a height of 85 feet (allowing planes to travel beneath) to connect arriving international passengers at the south satellite terminal to the top of Concourse A and the new space.

The aerial bridge components will be prefabricated off-site and installed within a seven-day time frame. The construction activities are taking place in an active area of the airport, requiring an additional level of coordination – and patience – for all involved. Upcoming project milestones include (all scheduled to be complete by the end of February):

PW-1 Concourse A Concrete Core Bridge Support Completion
IAF Slab on Grade Completion
PW-4 South Satellite Concrete Core Bridge Support Completion

Conco is providing a wide range of concrete services for The Asher, a 900,000 sq. ft. multi-family development. This includes concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, finishing, and construction trucking as well as shotcrete services. Conco is pleased to be working with project developer Carmel Partners. The engineer, CKC Structural Engineers, was also recently recognized with the Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute 2018 Honors Design and Construction Award for Tower 12 in Seattle.

The two, four-story buildings of The Asher will have a total of 632 open floor plan units in Fremont, CA. The wrapped style buildings will feature private patios and balconies with glass or custom wood railings in all units. Each building will also be paired with an above-grade parking structure, totaling 400,000 sq. ft. and 1,200 parking spaces. The South Garage will also feature am 18,000 sq. ft. roof deck on the sixth level, including a pool, bowling alley, and fitness room. The Asher, situated on a 12.6 acre site, is scheduled to be completed in 2019.

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Conco’s responsibilities on the Jewish Home of San Francisco include providing concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, finishing, and shotcrete services as well as construction trucking. The new Jewish Home community broke ground in the fall of 2016 and is expected to be completed in late 2018.

The $140 million, 270,000 sq. ft. new construction with 76 memory care and 114 assisted living residential units will dramatically expand the Jewish Homes facilities and service reach. Since first opening in 1891 with a dozen residents, the Jewish Home of San Francisco has worked to help older adults live, grow and flourish in the community. Incorporating the understanding that overall wellness can only be achieved when seniors’ social and emotional needs are met in addition to physical ones, architect Ankrom Moisan helped the Jewish Home translate their vision into a campus design that promotes life-long learning, engagement with nature, and independence.

During construction, Conco anticipates placing 19,000 cubic yards of concrete as well as shotcrete. The new building is slated to combine existing landscape areas into a series of three large parks that will revitalize the community and set the stage for a resort-like experience for residents. The project also includes a new auditorium, fitness areas, and art and library spaces.

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Conco is providing end-to-end concrete services for the Mission Park Marketplace including concrete pumping, formwork, reinforcement, and finishing. The 23,000 sq. ft. project includes a new hotel, Element by Westin, which Conco is constructing. The Mission Park Marketplace hotel will be one of a series that realizes the vision of Westin’s new Element brand, which is set to transform the extended stay hospitality segment with a bright, modern design ready to service the Bay Area’s growing hospitality market.

With 175 guestrooms, the Element Santa Clara will also have several other key features and amenities, including 2,100 sq. ft. of meeting and event space, a 24/7 business and fitness center, heated outdoor pool and whirlpool, and conference suites available for small meetings. The hotel will also feature daily complimentary breakfast, relaxed evening social hours three times a week, and a bar overlooking the pool and deck.

In the heart of the Golden Triangle area in Santa Clara, the Mission Park Marketplace is currently under construction and expected to be completed late summer 2018. During the construction of the Element hotel, Conco expects to place around 3,000 cubic yards of concrete as well as provide shotcrete services.