McCarthy, one of the premier hospital builders in the U.S., joined California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in a public ceremony on July 27, 2010 to start work on America’s first “Health and Wellness City” at the former March Air Reserve Base in Southern California.
Events & Engagements
29 Jul 10
McCarthy Joins Governor Schwarzenegger to Officially Launch Work on $3.3 Billion March LifeCare City
14 Jul 10
Miramar College Parking Structure and LEED Platinum-Designed Police Substation Breaks Ground
McCarthy, one of Southern California’s preeminent parking structure builders, has broken ground for the construction of a new 828-space parking structure and an adjacent 6,000-square-foot police substation at San Diego Miramar College, located in the Mira Mesa/Scripps Ranch area of San Diego. An official groundbreaking ceremony was held July 14.
02 Jun 10
Structural Steel Tops Out For CHOC Children’s Hospital Patient Care Tower II
McCarthy recently topped off the structural steel on CHOC Children’s new patient care tower in Orange, Calif. Currently on schedule for construction completion in December 2012, the $563 million expansion is located on the south side of the existing CHOC Children’s hospital site.
01 Jun 10
Parking Structure at McCarran Airport Tops Out
McCarthy (www.mccarthy.com/lv) recently topped out construction on the new 2.3 million square-foot Terminal 3 parking structure at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. One of the nation’s leading parking structure builders, McCarthy poured the final concrete deck and held a top out celebration to mark the important occasion.
18 Mar 10
Structural Steel Tops Out for Kaiser Permanente’s New Fontana Replacement Hospital
The replacement hospital will be one of the largest healthcare facilities in the Inland Empire
McCarthy recently topped off the structural steel on a new replacement hospital for Kaiser Permanente in Fontana. Located on the southern end of the existing Kaiser Permanente Fontana Medical Center site, the hospital facility will replace the existing hospital tower at the campus which will later be converted for outpatient use. The approximately $700 million project, which will be one of the largest healthcare facilities in the Inland Empire, is currently ahead of schedule.
