Construction Management 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.
Structure Tone provided construction services for this office relocation, delivering the fit‑out of 19,000sf of white‑box space. The project included the buildout of new offices, meeting rooms, and open work areas designed to support collaboration and day‑to‑day operations.
Pavarini North East proudly served as construction manager for Indeed’s new Stamford Elm campus, delivering a transformative interior fit‑out that supports collaboration, focus, and flexibility across teams. Located in the heart of downtown Stamford, the project marks a new chapter for Indeed as it establishes deeper roots in a growing hub for business and innovation.
The new corporate home for our global insurance client marks a significant shift as they move into the light and modern surroundings of 22 Bishopsgate.
Located within the landmark 100 Bishopsgate tower, this high-quality fit out is every bit as spectacular inside as the panoramic views it offers across the City skyline.
We were appointed to deliver a 100,000 sq ft Cat B fit out across four floors of Northeastern University’s London Campus (NUL), supporting the university’s growing student population and the introduction of new life sciences programmes as part of its largest UK expansion to date.
FanDuel’s NYC headquarters is a two-floor fit-out thoughtfully executed to support flexibility, collaboration, and long-term innovation. Structure Tone completed the project leveraging the team’s deep familiarity with the building, aligning the space with the client’s evolving needs.
A flexible workspace destination designed to capture the energy and innovation of King’s Cross’ Knowledge Quarter, this project marks Landsec’s biggest MYO location to date.
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.
