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Historic Transformation: Twenty St. James’s Street
March 10th, 2019London’s St. James’s Street has long been a desirable address, home to aristocrats, dignitaries and cultural institutions for centuries. With its rich history, however, the street’s buildings don’t quite have the same repositioning opportunities as those in other areas of Central London.
read more >BEHIND THE CURTAIN: Building Villanova’s Performing Arts Center
March 9th, 2019Villanova University is in the midst of a major capital campaign that will, as the university puts it, “ignite change” on campus. A central focus of the campaign is to redevelop the southern area of campus along Lancaster Avenue.
read more >PAVING THE WAY: Newark Liberty International Airport
March 6th, 2019Newark Liberty International Airport is in the midst of a major endeavor. Terminal One, the new terminal under development is, in fact, the largest design-build effort in New Jersey’s history, according to the Port Authority.
read more >The Importance of Comissioning
March 4th, 2019comissionIn the world of design and construction, “commissioning” can be a bit nebulous. Some people confuse it with quality assurance or control—and it is partly that. But commissioning is also validating the design to ensure what was built was installed correctly and operates properly. It’s also not the same for every situation.
read more >UPWARD BOUND: Avolon’s Dublin HQ
February 27th, 2019While tourism, tech and pharmaceuticals are well-known drivers of the Irish economy, Ireland has steadily become a world leader in perhaps a less familiar sector: aircraft leasing. In fact, it’s estimated that an Irish-leased aircraft takes off from a global runway every two seconds. One of the firms leading that growth is Avolon.
read more >New York City Rising
February 25th, 2019New York City has always been known for its soaring skyscrapers. In fact, New York was home to the world’s tallest building for an accumulated 86 years before cities in Asia started breaking height records in the late 1990s.
read more >Structure Tone Southwest’s Justin Goodman named to two Houston boards
February 21st, 2019Justin Goodman, director of business development in the company’s Houston office, has been appointed president of the Harris County Improvement District No. 25 and has joined the advisory board of the Periwinkle Foundation. The newly formed Harris County Improvement District No. 25 oversees the northeast corner of I-10 and Grand Parkway.
read more >Safety 360°: Taking Construction Safety to the Next Level
February 8th, 2019By Keith Haselman, senior vice president, corporate safety In the construction industry, there’s a lot of talk about safety. Everyone agrees that safety comes first.
read more >Structure Tone win construction project at South London landmark
January 18th, 2019The Blue Fin Building, Bankside, Southwark, London projectwinPROJECT WIN: We are delighted to announce that Structure Tone has been selected by Oxford Properties to deliver their Blue Fin project at the Blue Fin Building! Located on the Southbank, adjacent to the world famous Tate Modern Museum, The Blue Fin Building is one of Oxford Properties most prestigious buildings.
read more >Montgomery Alexander joins the Structure Tone organization as Director of Internal Audit
January 17th, 2019Internal audit expert and AEC veteran Montgomery Alexander has joined the Structure Tone organization’s compliance group as the new Director of Internal Audit. Based in the New York City office, Montgomery will help support the organization’s industry-leading compliance and ethics program.
read more >Challenged Accepted: BCG Philadelphia
January 16th, 2019What do you do when you’re tasked with renovating 52,000sf of high-end office space—while employees continue working in it? Communicate. A lot. So says Vincent Sarnatora, Structure Tone project manager who led the recent expansion of Boston Consulting Group’s Philadelphia offices from one floor to two.
read more >Structure Tone Promotes Two Senior Executives
December 19th, 2018NEW YORK, NY (December 18, 2018) – Construction management firm Structure Tone has promoted two senior executives, Terrence Robbins and William Sharp, both located in the company’s New York City headquarters.
read more >Construction expert Jack Dixon promoted to Project Director
December 7th, 2018Construction expert Jack Dixon promoted to Project Director Construction expert Jack Dixon has been promoted to the role of Project Director at the London construction management firm Structure Tone. Dixon, who was appointed by Interiors Director, Adam Rowe, for his "relentless drive and leadership" will oversee the delivery of interior fit-out projects.
read more >CHANGING STYLES, CHANGING SPACES: Danone’s White Plains, NY HQ
November 27th, 2018The modern workplace has evolved considerably in just the last 10 years. The shift from segmented perimeter offices and center cubicles to open-plan, collaborative spaces happened quickly—and is still happening. That physical change, of course, reflects the more philosophical shift in work styles that has come with a more globally connected workforce and changing generational preferences.
read more >See you at the Greenbuild International Conference & Expo!
November 12th, 2018The world’s largest conference and expo dedicated to green building is back! Structure Tone’s specialized team will join industry leaders, experts and frontline professionals in Chicago to listen, learn and brainstorm ways the AEC industry can continue to push the envelope of sustainable building.
read more >Greg Dunkle Joins Structure Tone in New Chief Administrative Officer Position
November 6th, 2018(November 5, 2018) – The Structure Tone organization has added the role of Chief Administrative Officer to its executive team. Construction industry professional Greg Dunkle has joined the firm to take on the new position.
read more >Real-Time Construction
November 5th, 2018Coordinating the many moving parts of a construction job—and keeping all parties up to speed—has always been one of the most challenging aspects of the construction manager’s job.
read more >Conversations Around the Corner: Podcast Featuring Structure Tone’s Executive Chairman Jim Donaghy Is Live!
October 24th, 2018Jim Donaghy, Executive Chairman of Structure Tone, is the latest guest on industry podcast “Conversations Around the Corner.” Aimed at inspiring the next generation of construction leaders, this podcast talks with top construction executives each month to discuss their backgrounds and careers, and the experiences that have shaped them into the leaders they are today.
read more >Celebrating 30 Years of Business in London
October 19th, 2018Oh What-a-Night! 🎵 Thanks to all who made it to Structure Tone London’s 30th Anniversary celebration! The event went off without a hitch, complete with plenty of good food, good friends and good cheer.
read more >ALTERED REALITY: Bringing Data Coordination into the Field
October 17th, 2018y Shaun Patchell, VDC Specialist, LF Driscoll Augmented, virtual and mixed reality tools have blurred the lines between the digital and physical worlds of construction, allowing for more efficient data management, more effective models and enhanced collaboration.
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