Building Repositioning Projects | STO Building Group
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.
Situated on the spectacular Thames Walk in the heart of the London Borough of Southwark, we redeveloped the former iconic home of the Financial Times building for WPP, making it the third in WPP’s ever-growing network of London campuses.
Building Repositioning, Cultural/Religious, Hospitality, Retail
You have never seen a project like this before. This ambitious reimagination entailed the demo of an existing hotel tower and re-building a new 5-star hotel tower, while lifting a Landmarked theatre 31’ in the air to create space for new entertainment and retail spaces at and below grade.
25 Water Street is being converted from a circa 1968 office and storage building in the Financial District to a state-of-the-art apartment building with over 1,300 units.
Structure Tone repositioned Equity Office Properties Trust’s first floor lobby entrance, including the staircase, as well as the common space atrium lobbies on floors 2-5, adding updated amenities to improve the building for existing tenants and help attract new ones. The team removed carpet and vinyl tiles to expose terrazzo flooring and highlight the 19th-century original brick walls.
The Lipper Residence is a unique project that presented the Pavarini McGovern project team with the exciting and difficult challenge of repositioning a New York West Village townhouse in bad repair into a modern residence while preserving and restoring the..
Pavarini McGovern served as the CM to a long-time repeat client for a significant infrastructure upgrade to one of their commercial assets, which remained operational during construction.
Building Repositioning, Multi-Unit Residential, Retail
Pavarini McGovern managed the conversion of a 17-story building that was more than 20 years in the making. Due to our extensive, relevant experience, the client selected us as their CM for the residential repositioning of a former circa-1931 light manufacturing building into a luxury residential tower.
Repositioning the 12-story building at 40 East 66th Street consisted of transforming the 105,000sf, 36-unit rental building into luxury condominiums. The new construction entailed the renovation of the existing lobby, new amenity space in the cellar, and the conversion of 25 existing, vacant apartments in condominiums.
Our Pavarini McGovern team was responsible for repositioning two separate outdated office buildings into one new Class A office facility. The unique scope involved combining two existing addresses into one 26-story, 360,000sf structure composed of a new concrete tower attached to an existing 17-story steel structure.
Building Repositioning, Corporate Base Building, Retail
Our Pavarini McGovern team was responsible for repositioning an existing circa-1925 Class B office building totaling 700,000sf into Class A space. Several years later, we made two floors at this location our new world headquarters.
The New York City School Construction Authority (SCA) awarded Pavarini McGovern a new educational project called the Broadway Education Campus located at Broadway and Beaver Street in lower Manhattan. This school space is located inside the former headquarters for the Standard Oil Company and an NYC Landmarked building, a mixed-use facility.
Working within an occupied campus, Structure Tone set out to convert an existing building, both shell space and renovations, into new ITS Networking and ITS Security spaces. Maintaining the historic character of the building was a key feature of the project and held by the project team in the highest regard.
Located in Dallas, Texas Eataly’s new flagship store now lives in the busy designer shopping market of NorthPark Center. Occupying a large, three-story retail space on the west end, Structure Tone Southwest completed the 48,250sf base building repositioning, and high-end interior construction for this unique, European-inspired market and restaurant.
The Chicago-based 399 Washington Street ownership team brought in OKW Architects, also based in Chicago, and owner’s rep RL Edward Partners and enlisted the Structure Tone Boston team to reposition the historic building into a new office and retail destination. The completed project preserves the character of the original brownstone while offering the infrastructure and amenities of a modern commercial building.
Davis Technical College Michael J. Bouwhuis Allied Health Building
Kaysville, UT
Construction Management
Building Repositioning, Education
Located in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, Utah, the new 85,000sf Michael J. Bouwhuis Allied Health Building at Davis Technical College in Kaysville has officially added a new and modern state-of-the-art facility.
After ringing in its much anticipated grand opening in November 2019 at 55 Bloor Street in Toronto, Eataly is the largest Italian marketplace in the world. The concept is a hybrid supermarket-restaurant and is comprised of various restaurants, food vendors, and bakeries.
When Nicola Farinetti and his team chose London for Eataly’s latest location it was natural for them to turn to longstanding collaborators Structure Tone to deliver their new premises: Structure Tone’s Global Platform has been intentionally designed to service international corporate customers such as Eataly, and after successfully delivering projects in New York, Toronto and Dallas a vast reservoir of knowledge and relationships had been amassed.
Global real estate investor, developer and manager, Oxford Properties, enlisted Structure Tone to refurbish this Grade II listed property to deliver CAT A and CAT B customizable “plug and play” workspace.
The project comprises the construction of a new subterranean data center, known as TP3 IDC, within an existing central London building, which forms part of an extensive campus.
Sage Plaza is a LEED Silver, 1980’s commercial tower located in Houston’s Uptown district. Our team partnered with Blackrock, CBRE, and PDR Architects for the building repositioning project to keep this occupied facility in current standard in a competitive market.
Most building repositioning projects involving gutting an older building and starting fresh with modern infrastructure and interiors. But at Hudson Commons, Cove Property Group thought—quite literally—outside of the box.
