Press Clippings

June 3, 2005 — Keeping the Dude Working McCarthy's Southern California Division recently joined the firm's Northern California Division as part of the Cal/OSHA Consultation Services Golden State Program, which recognizes advanced safety systems among companies with non-fixed sites.

January/February 2003 — McCarthy has completed a $33 million, state-of-the-art bioengineering facility for Washington University in St. Louis.

January 16, 2003 — Esplanade Place Opening a Show in Luxury McCarthy has completed construction of the $32 million Esplanade Place, the first luxury condominium development of its kind in Phoenix.

December 13, 2002 — Changing Lanes McCarthy and the Texas Department of Transportation worked closely together to alleviate traffic headaches during the construction of the new Interstate 10 and 410 interchangein San Antonio, Texas.

August, 2002 — Office by the Lake As the first phase of the Hayden Ferry development in Tempe, Ariz., McCarthy turned over a new, eight-story Class A office tower, commanding sweeping views of both the downtown Tempe Town Lake and surrounding mountain vistas.

May 30, 2002 — Art Meets Science as Cornell Builds its New Nanotech Center McCarthy is providing construction management and general contracting services on Cornell University's Duffield Hall, a research and teaching facility for nanotechnology.

April 19, 2002 — McCarthy Passes the Torch McCarthy, one of the oldest privately held construction firms in the United States, announced today that Chairman Michael M. McCarthy has sold his majority ownership interest in the building company to the firm and its employees.

March, 2002 — Facility Profile: Donald Danforth Plant Science Center The 150,000-sf complex situated on 40 acres is a research facility dedicated to the study of how plant science can be used to improve human nutrition and the sustainability of agriculture worldwide.

January/February, 2002 — Building With a Brain Smart building shows how state-of-the-art green technologies save energy.

November, 2001 — California Concrete Adventure Concrete helps Disney create a new theme park.

July, 2001 — Facility Profile: Sonoma State University Jean and Charles Schulz Information Center McCarthy constructed a 215,000-square-foot Information Center for Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, Calif.

August, 2000 — Glass Nautilus The new pavilion constructed at the base of Seattle's Space Needle preserves the integrity of the structure's original design, while respecting the strictures imposed by landmark status.

December 14, 1998 — Planning Ahead Eases Pain Foresight in placement of a footing prevented a logistical nightmare for Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasedena, California.

October 26, 1998 — McCarthy Awarded $12 Million Upgrade of Tums Plant Three-year project will give world famous Tums plant in St. Louis an upgrade during which the five-story facility will remain operational.

October 5, 1998 — Local Construction Firm Goes Hollywood In a Big Way McCarthy will break ground on a $385 million entertainment center along Hollywood Boulevard in L.A. to become home of the "Oscars" telecast.

September, 1998 — World's Largest Seismic Base-Isolated Hospital New medical center in Colton, California is the first facility to use a combination of hydraulic viscous dampers and elastomeric base isolators to absorb the energy generated during a seismic event and protect the building's structural integrity.

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