Explore our diverse range of innovative construction projects to see how we bring visionary concepts to life and set new standards in the construction industry.
Situated East of Washington Square Park, NYU’s College of Arts and Sciences underwent a significant redevelopment initiative encompassing a complete overhaul of its infrastructure and aesthetics. Structure Tone did a thorough gut renovation and fit-out of floors 2-6, alongside extensive enhancements to the elevator systems, mechanical infrastructure, electrical capacity, windows, vertical risers, and new lobby staircase.
The Cobbs Creek Foundation is leading the restoration of the historic Cobbs Creek Golf Course in West Philadelphia. This significant revitalization reimagines the 340-acre site as a vibrant hub for recreation, education, and community engagement.
Structure Tone provided construction management services for the New York Mets’ (NYM) corporate offices at Citi Field. The 5,500sf, known as “The Hub,” serves as a social, dining, and event space for the NYM employees.
Accenture selected Structure Tone to perform the construction of their new 15,000sf Philadelphia offices. Our team was brought on early as the construction manager to help guide \the budgeting process and help release long lead materials early in the project to ensure a timely delivery of their space.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Roberts Children’s Health
Philadelphia, PA
Construction Management
Healthcare
Our firm has partnered with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) for over 40 years, supporting the expansion and improvement of their University City Campus. We are currently working alongside our joint venture partner, DPR Construction, the design team, and key trade subcontractors, to deliver a new 1.
Structure Tone Boston partnered with Perkins Eastman to build a dynamic new headquarters for American Student Assistance (ASA), a nonprofit dedicated to guiding students through their educational and career journeys. Located on the 20th floor of 33 Arch Street, the 22,000sf space was conceived as a vibrant, collaborative environment that supports both staff and students.
Structure Tone’s renovation of Gupta Media’s new headquarters presents a bold and dynamic departure from traditional corporate design. Spanning 20,000sf, the project introduces a series of immersive environments that reflect the agency’s creative energy and collaborative spirit.
Corporate Interiors, Corporate Offices, Life Sciences
Verily is Alphabet Inc’s research organization devoted to the study of life sciences. After a referral from Google’s facilities staff in Cambridge, Verily approached our Boston team to manage the relocation of its headquarters into 100 Causeway Street, a new tower located in Boston's West End.
Westlake Dermatology’s newly renovated office in San Antonio is a true standout. Designed by the talented team at Michael Hsu Office of Architecture, this high-end dermatology space features gold accents, natural stone finishes, and custom architectural details.
Pavarini North East (PNE) has an extensive track record of delivering high-quality construction projects within the Hartford Steam Boiler (HSB) Building in Hartford, CT. To date, PNE has successfully completed over a dozen interior fit-outs in the 24-story skyscraper, including the recent build-out for law firm Robinson+Cole, which opened its new headquarters in August 2024.
Our continued partnership with PepsiCo at the Frito-Lay Headquarters in Plano, Texas has been rewarding. Nearly two decades after our Dallas team completed the original 520,000sf space, we had the privilege of returning to enhance key areas—prioritizing both functionality and design.
Structure Tone was the chosen CM for assurance, tax, and advisory services firm BDO’s 18,000sf office renovation on the 12th floor of 1801 Market Street. This cool, collaborative workplace in downtown Philly helps BDO employees provide insight and assessment in manufacturing, distribution, finance, life sciences, and other key industries to clients in Philadelphia and throughout the Delaware Valley.
