On July 14th, Conco successfully completed over 40,000 square feet of finished slab work for the Cumulus Tower after pouring over 8,000 cubic yards of concrete for the project. This large scale project was first proposed in 2015 and architectural firm Solomon Cordwell Buenz, known for its long history in the residential market, designed this … [Read more...]
Conco’s Continued Commitment to ACI
ACI Southern California Chapter turns 60! We are pleased to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Southern California ACI Chapter with our colleagues and partners. Conco and ACI share a vision; a commitment to the advancement of the concrete industry. In the spirit of ACI’s motto of “always advancing”, we are proud to see our first ever female … [Read more...]
The Arts Complex at Cathedral High School Project
The Conco Companies is finishing its work on a new 350 seat theater in Los Angeles. The Arts Complex at Cathedral High School will include an exposed concrete thrust stage and seating area. The thrust stage will extend into the seating area with the audience surrounding three sides of the stage. Conco leveraged its experience to successfully plan … [Read more...]
The Epic Tower Project
Project Rendering from Hudson Pacific Properties The Conco Companies is providing a variety of concrete services for the new 13 story Epic Tower in Hollywood on Sunset Blvd. The project is being developed by owner Hudson Pacific Properties and was designed by Gensler architects, who also recently collaborated on the nearby ICON tower. The general … [Read more...]
Renovating the Los Angeles Historic Memorial Coliseum
Project rendering from DLR GroupThe Conco Companies is providing a range of concrete services for the renovation of the historic Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles. As a host venue for the University of Southern California (USC) Trojans football team, two Olympics, two Super Bowls, and a World Series, this iconic stadium is undergoing the largest … [Read more...]
The Conco Companies Partners with CPI to Help Promote Early Work Transition to the Workforce for American Military Veterans
The Concrete Preservation Institute (CPI) is a non-profit educational foundation; an official US military Career Skills Program; partner of industry companies who support CPI and hire active duty and other military personnel transitioning out of the service for civilian careers in concrete, construction, and infrastructure; and partner of the US … [Read more...]
The Milpitas 750 Project
The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services on the Milpitas 750 Project, a 7-level parking garage in Milpitas, CA. The project is being developed by the owner, the Anton Development Company and designed by the firm of Architects Orange. The general contractor is Anton Building Company, Inc. and Seneca Engineers is serving … [Read more...]
The 221 N. Mathilda Ave. Project
The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services on the 221 N. Mathilda Project in Sunnyvale, CA. The three-story, Class A office building is being developed by the owner, Spear Street Capital and designed by SmithGroupJJR. South Bay Construction is serving as the general contractor and the structural engineer is SEI Structural … [Read more...]
Santa Clara Square Buildings 3-5 (Phase II)
The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services on Phase II of the Santa Clara Square Project (Buildings 3-5) in Santa Clara, CA. The owner/developer is the Irvine Company and the project is designed by the architectural firm, MVE + Partners. Western National Contractors is the general contractor and FBA, INC. Structural … [Read more...]
The Stanford Redwood City A3 Building Project
The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services on the Stanford Redwood City A3 Building Project in Redwood City, CA. The 38,500 sq. ft. project is being developed by the Palo Alto based owner, the Stanford University Land, Buildings, & Real Estate. The general contractor is Devcon Construction Inc. and the structural … [Read more...]
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