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.
One of the fastest-growing commercial airports in the nation, Provo Airport has experienced surging passenger demand and competition from airlines for more flights out of Utah Valley. To address this demand, the Airport engaged Layton to deliver the first three phases of a large-scale airport expansion project, starting with the construction of the initial replacement terminal in 2022.
his project covered two separate data center campuses, SLC 05 and SLC 06. SLC 5 included constructing a two-story 10MW data center and upgrading power to two existing data centers on campus.
Layton executed a high-stakes expansion of a live data center facility--doubling its footprint while maintaining zero downtime on an active campus. This mission critical project delivered 80MW of additional power capacity across six new data halls and two network operation centers.
Starting on a reclaimed brownfield site, Layton constructed a Tier III wholesale data center campus complete with its own electrical substation. The four-story core houses 400,000 SF of data hall space and specialized MPOE/MMR connectivity hubs.
Layton Construction, in partnership with Abbott Construction, delivered a 9,900sf renovation and interior fit-out in the heart of San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, transforming the ground floor and basement of an existing structure into an immersive, interactive museum aligned with the..
Completed in 2018, the UPS Regional Hub in Salt Lake City spans 863,100 square feet, features more than 300 inbound and outbound dock doors, and is capable of processing 69,000 packages every hour. Additionally, four to five outbound wings allow for the delivery vehicles to drive into the facility at a recessed level, parking in two densely packed rows across from exterior dock doors, facilitating local and regional distribution.
Lincoln Logistics 40, or “Lincoln Airfield”, is a 900,000-square-foot industrial building that sits adjacent to the Goodyear Airport. When it comes to features and amenities, this spec building developed by Lincoln Property Co.
Layton is providing design-build services on a three-phase, 50-bed medical facility, expanding and transforming an existing rehabilitation clinic into a state-of-the-art neuroscience hospital. The space will feature an inpatient progressive care unit, inpatient rehabilitation unit, a 16-bed neuro-intensive care unit (Neuro-ICU), and complete physical therapy and occupational therapy gymnasium areas.
Kapi’olani Medical Center is known for its tremendous care throughout Hawaii and the Pacific Rim. Prior to the completion of this facility, children needing inpatient medical care were treated in an outdated building from the 1950s.
