Turbo Resources - Corporate Base Building Construction | Layton
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.
Spanning 18-acres, Turbo Resources’ topflight headquarters office encompasses 253,000 square feet of structural precast tees, glazed curtain wall glass utilizing insulated glazing modules, tilt-up walls, and structural steel columns. The roof is TPO insulated and features standoffs for the solar array system—which nearly completely covers the structure’s roof.
CornellCookson’s commercial rolling doors are specified by more architects than any other rolling door manufacturer in the country. To meet their growing needs, they teamed with Layton to construct a new production facility in Goodyear.
St. John’s University – Dormitories and Priest Housing
Jamaica, NY
Preconstruction
Corporate Base Building, Education, Higher Education
As part of the University’s master plan to create dormitories on their Queens campus, our staff provided construction management services for out-of-the-ground construction of new dormitories and priest housing.
Corporate Base Building, Education, Higher Education
Structure Tone provided construction management services for various projects at Fordham University. From laboratory and MEPS upgrades to carving out a new office space, we completed projects of all sizes that help improve the learning/teaching environment for students and faculty.
Located in the heart of SoHo, Structure Tone provided construction management services for L3 Capital’s renovation to a 100-year-old brownstone. Located at 61-63 Crosby Street, this 25,000sf modernization and addition took approximately 12 months and resulted in an upgraded five-story building.
Arts & Entertainment, Corporate Base Building, Cultural
After 30 years of renting studio space in New York City, Alvin Ailey opened their own studio, the Joan Weill Center for Dance, creating the largest building dedicated to dance in all of NYC.
To attract tenants and enhance the experience for existing occupants, Boston Properties engaged in a significant renovation of the entrance and lobbies to its Citicorp building property.
Built in the 1980s, 520 Madison offers premier office space in a prime location. To create more commercial space for tenants at the top of the 43rd floor—plus a 2,200sf landscaped terrace—the mechanical equipment room (MER) had to be relocated to the roof and elevator access extended to the top level.
