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Conco is providing complete concrete services for the Del Hombre Apartments, a privately-funded 5-story building on top of a 2-level subterranean parking garage, with 284 residential dwelling units and 383 provided parking stalls. This project is located in Walnut Creek on a 2.37-acre site adjacent to the Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Station.

The Adobe North Tower Project is a 1,300,615 square feet, 18 story building currently under construction. Adobe, Inc. is building the North Tower as an expansion to their existing campus.

The tower will include up to 690,328 square feet of research and development office space. The Conco Companies is providing concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, finishing, shotcrete and Confoam services.

Concrete pumping services has begun on the Santana Row West Project in San Jose. Located at One Santana Row West, a new eight level building is under construction. The project originally broke ground in 2019 and is expected to be available to new commercial tenants as early as July 2021. The commercial office space will also be used for industrial research and development. The project also includes 376,250 square feet of retail space with 2 levels of below grade parking for 350 stalls.

Read more about One Santana Row West

The Conco Companies recently completed work on the Brooklyn Basin Parcel B Project, a 7-story market-rate apartment building by developer/owner, Signature Development Group. In addition to the 241 housing units, the building will include 3,000 square feet of ground floor commercial tenant space and 241 parking spaces. Located at the corner of Brooklyn Basin Way and 9th Street, it is another phase of the Brooklyn Basin project that encompasses 64 acres along the Oakland Estuary south of Jack London Square and west of Interstate 880. The entire project is a mix of residential, retail and commercial, civic, and parks and open space.

Conco’s responsibilities on the project include providing concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, finishing, shotcrete, and Confoam services. During the project we expect to place 19,850 cubic yards of Confoam and 8,500 cubic yards of concrete as well as shotcrete. We are also providing 1,400,000 pounds of rebar and post tension reinforcement.

Location: Oakland, CA
Owner/Developer: Carmel Partners
Builder: CP Construction West, Inc.
Architect: KTGY Architecture + Planning
Interior Designer: Degan+Degan
Landscape Architect: Cliff Lowe Associates
Civil: Lea & Braze
Project Size: 90,000 SF

The Conco Companies is providing a full range of concrete services on the 4^th & Madison apartment project from the San Francisco based owner and developer, Carmel Partners. The scope of the project consists of two sites directly across the street from one another in Oakland’s Historic Jack London Square Waterfront Warehouse District.

As the seven-story Building “A” resides within the historic warehouse district, it was designed with “boxcar-like” elements that evoke the district’s activities. It will offer a total of 3,000 square feet of retail space with each of the building’s corners flanked by a shop or restaurant and 240 housing units. Building “B” does not have to conform to the historic guidelines and thus has a more contemporary design. It will offer 90 housing units with configurations that include an extra loft and two-or three bedroom floor plans.

Conco’s responsibilities on the project include providing concrete pumping, reinforcement, formwork, finishing, shotcrete, and Confoam™ services. During the course of the project we expect to place 19,000 cubic yards of concrete as well as shotcrete and Confoam™. We are also providing 1,050,000 pounds of rebar and PT reinforcement.

The architect, KTGY Architecture + Planning, has already won a Gold Nugget Merit Award for the project in the category of “Best on the Boards Multifamily Community.” Conco is pleased to be working with Carmel Partners, a company “focused on sustaining a culture committed to the principles of responsibility, integrity and alignment of interests.”