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The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services on 1314 Franklin Street. Developed by Carmel Partners, this will be Oakland’s largest residential building ever. The $200 million project will be 40 stories, stand 404 feet tall, with a total of 633 residential unit and 17,000 sq. ft. of retail space. At 1314 Franklin Street, Conco’s responsibilities include concrete pumping, formwork, and finishing as well as construction trucking and shotcrete services.

The project consists of a 40 story building on top of a 7 floor podium and a 5-story parking structure, with two stories below grade. The residential building will also include state-of-the-art amenities including a 4,100 square-foot fitness center, landscaped terraces with multiple outdoor social areas, a water feature, summer kitchens, casual seating, and a resort-style rooftop pool and spa. The business lounge will offer conference and break-out rooms, work niches, a coffee bar, communal working tables, and lounge seating. The unit mix for the residential tower is a single studio apartment, approximately 66% one-bedroom, and 34% two-bedroom units. The unit mix for the residential podium is approximately 9% student, 64% one-bedroom, and 27% two-bedroom units.

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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 a wide range of concrete services for Viamonte, a new continuing care retirement community. For Conco, this work includes concrete finishing, concrete pumping, concrete reinforcement, concrete formwork, construction trucking, and shotcrete services. This privately funded, market-rate senior community will serve the local areas with a social and community gathering focus.

This LEED for Homes certified project includes 15 different one and two bedroom floor plans that range from 750 to 1,525 sq. ft., along with common areas situated both inside and outside the building, resident food service facilities, staff support areas, and a guest and staff parking garage. HKIT Architects, building off their previous work that received the 2016 Gold Nugget Award of Merit for “Best Senior Housing Community – On the Boards”, crafted Viamonte’s design to follow an elegant, contemporary style that fits within the neighboring buildings. Viamonte will provide levels of care that include independent apartments, assisted livings units, and memory care services.

Conco will be placing approximately 30,000 cubic yards of concrete as well as shotcrete for the building, and providing over 5,000,000 pounds of rebar and post tension reinforcement. The 174 units sit on a 3.8 acre site with a total building area of 297,216 sq. ft.

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The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services for the 14th & Alice project. Conco’s responsibilities include concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, and finishing as well as construction trucking and shotcrete services. Conco is pleased to work with developer Nash – Holland and architect BDE Architecture on the project.

The mixed-use building will feature 262 units and 17,000 sq. ft. of street facing retail space as well as 197 parking spaces. The building itself will have five levels of wood frame atop two levels of concrete podium. Located just two blocks west of Lake Merritt in Oakland, 14th & Alice will be within walking distance to the restaurants and bars of the Uptown district as well as a BART station. Construction began in late 2017 and is scheduled to be completed in 2019.

The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services for a new 11-story hotel currently under construction in downtown San Francisco. Located near AT&T Park, the 701 3^rd Street Hyatt Place project is a 230-room hotel that is being developed by the Stonebridge Corp., a Colorado hotel development firm. The project is expected to receive LEED Platinum certification for features that include vegetated roofs, a grey water system, and highly sustainable mechanical systems. The building will have a public courtyard at ground level and a terrace and rooftop deck at the 9^th and 12^th level for hotel guests. Since the majority of recent construction within the city has been office buildings and apartment towers, hotels are in high demand and a new hotel development is welcomed.

Conco began work on the project in May of 2017 and will be finished in January, 2018. Our responsibilities included providing concrete reinforcement, pumping, formwork, finishing, shotcrete and construction trucking as well as Design/Build services. Conco was selected for the job due to our understanding and commitment to the project and our longstanding relationship with the general contractor, Charles Pankow Builders. The project had challenges along the way due to the logistics of its location near AT&T Park as well as its aggressive schedule, and we are proud to report that we will meet all of them.