Airports are more than transportation hubs—they are complex, around-the-clock environments that connect people, businesses, and communities. As air travel evolves, airport facilities must keep pace with growing passenger volumes, advancing technology, and changing...
Read MoreSTRUCTURE TONE SOUTHWEST STRENGTHENS LEADERSHIP TEAM WITH PROMOTIONS IN SAN ANTONIO San Antonio, TX (March 11, 2024) – Construction management firm Structure Tone Southwest has announced key promotions...
Read More“What starts here changes the world.” That’s the motto of the University of Texas, where Structure Tone Southwest has been working to help the university create and restore campus spaces that last well into the future. From their very first project,...
Read MoreForty years after its original construction, the City of Irving, Texas, invested in revitalizing a valued business hub and cultural center: Williams Square Plaza. Built in the 1980s and primarily comprised of pink granite pavers, the City’s vision for the...
Read MoreMachine learning takes safety to the next level. Construction technology expert Michael “MC” Contreras shares how we’re training AI to make the jobsite even safer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyRMkiusbGc...
Read MoreBy Pete Kobelt, Director of Mass Timber Solutions, Structure Tone Southwest Cross laminated timber, or CLT, traces its origins to advances in wood processing and fabrication about 30 years ago in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. Ten years later, the publication of...
Read MoreJoin Justin Goodman, director of business development at Structure Tone Southwest, as he discusses the complexities of building blast resistant structures with subject matter experts: Aaron Westover, vice president of the industrial division at...
Read MoreFrom sit-stand desks to changing the way the world thinks about coworking—join us for a pre-pandemic discussion between Joseph Cribbin, president of Structure Tone Southwest, and Jeff Lamb, president and COO of Vari, a...
Read MoreWhile BIM and other tools have gradually helped bring virtual collaboration into construction, much of the process has continued to be done in person. But COVID-19 changed everything. With limitations on who can be on-site, virtual collaboration has become critical...
Read MoreFor the most part, the traditional “design-bid-build” model for the construction process has been a practical, straightforward means for delivering a construction project. The architect designs, a contractor is hired through the bid process, and the contractor builds. But depending on...
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