Structure Tone is a global leader in construction management and general contracting services with offices located in the US, UK, and Ireland. Founded in 1971, the company is among the world’s top twenty construction companies worldwide, responsible for more than $3.5B in annual construction volume.
Global Insurer brings together employees under one roof and selects Structure Tone to complete their London fit-out at the newly constructed One Fen Court.
Hana selected Structure Tone Southwest to complete the flagship project located at the Park District (PwC Tower) in Uptown Dallas, and plans to complete several more throughout the DFW area and across the country.
Structure Tone Southwest completed the five-story, tilt-up concrete structure and interior fit-out for the 3201 building to house Nokia’s new workspace within the Cypress Waters development.
9th Wonder enlisted the Construction Management and General Contracting services from Structure Tone to building out their new Headquarters in Houston.
Humana’s studio h in Boston focuses on data analysis, testing, and innovation to advance whole-person health care for seniors. Their new two-story 40,000 workplace creates a welcoming connection point between the community and its healthcare providers. Elevating the employee experience, promoting wellness, and inspiring retention and recruitment were key drivers for Humana in building their new home.
It was no different when boot and Western goods retailer, Tecovas, Inc., selected Structure Tone to partner in their roll-out of their first DFW store.
University of North Florida Science & Humanities Building
Jacksonville, FL
Construction Management
Education
The UNF Biological Sciences Building project consisted of a new 116,500sf Teaching and Research Facility with the Coastal Biology Program as the flagship of the department.
City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
St. Petersburg, FL
Construction Management
Government
This New Public Safety Campus includes a main Administrative and Property Evidence building that is a three-story, 167,000sf structure built to 195 mph wind design criteria.
The University of Florida Health East Entry Atrium and Façade project design included the attachment of a two-layered structural steel framework on the east façade of the existing 12-story north tower at Shands Hospital.
