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.
Allergan has partnered with Structure Tone New Jersey to create a brand-new administrative headquarters based in Madison, New Jersey. The 400,000sf space will consolidate the company’s four separate New Jersey offices located in Parsippany, Jersey City, Rockaway, and Bridgewater.
Layton was selected as the builder for the UCF Lake Nona Medical Center project, based largely on the expertise of the assembled team, including our experience in pull planning and technologies like BIM 360 as well as our subcontractor selection. We chose trusted subcontractors to ensure both our and our client’s expectations were understood from the beginning.
Completed in 2019, the Dixie State University Human Performance Center is an award-winning hub for students and faculty focused on fitness. It is equipped to host local, regional, and state high school games, swim meets, Huntsman World Senior Games competitions, and community-sponsored sporting events.
Our project team, in collaboration with Granum a/i and HDC, renovated a new office space for Novo Nordisk at their Cambridge, Massachusetts location. Cambridge has a long-standing reputation as one of the world’s top innovation hubs, which is why Novo Nordisk, as a global pharmaceuticals company, set up shop in the city.
An NYC, state, and national historic landmark designed by James Renwick in 1846, Grace Church was the site of an amazing project completed by Structure Tone. Hidden below the church is the new 13,000sf, two-story, state-of-the-art gym, including a full basketball court and rock-climbing wall, for the Grace Church School. Right from the start, we worked closely with the architect, assisting in the selection of construction means and methods. Our team researched the church’s history and environment, noting techniques and methods used during the original construction.
When fintech company Broadridge Financial Solutions decided to move to a bigger, better office up the block in Midtown South, the company knew it wanted an airy, open layout with colors that reflected its brand. Our team managed the construction of this relocation to floors 39-42 at 605 Third Avenue, a workspace totaling approximately 80,000sf. The financial firm’s new office is modern and clean, with open space for collaboration and smaller offices for privacy.
Tucked away beneath the famed High Line elevated walking path on Manhattan’s West Side, Automobili Lamborghini has opened a newly minted private space and NYC flagship, the Lamborghini Lounge New York City. The 5,400sf Lounge provides an immersion into the brand’s ethos and DNA within an exclusive, invite-only venue reminiscent of Lamborghini’s facilities in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Italy.
Located in Dallas, Texas Eataly’s new flagship store now lives in the busy designer shopping market of NorthPark Center. Occupying a large, three-story retail space on the west end, Structure Tone Southwest completed the 48,250sf base building repositioning, and high-end interior construction for this unique, European-inspired market and restaurant.
The Chicago-based 399 Washington Street ownership team brought in OKW Architects, also based in Chicago, and owner’s rep RL Edward Partners and enlisted the Structure Tone Boston team to reposition the historic building into a new office and retail destination. The completed project preserves the character of the original brownstone while offering the infrastructure and amenities of a modern commercial building.
Trinity Industries selected five floors in International Plaza II to relocate their Dallas operations and chose Structure Tone Southwest as their construction partner. The new, modern environment was designed to reinforce and support Trinity’s shift in strategic focus. Trinity and Structure Tone’s shared passion for innovation not only allowed both teams to quickly adapt to the changes brought on by COVID-19, but even inspired Trinity to become the first WELL Health-Safety Rated project in Dallas.
