McCarthy has joined with Westcoast Roof Consulting of Costa Mesa to assemble a group of subcontractors and suppliers to help reroof the Laguna Beach Community Clinic (LBCC). Altogether, the group is expected to donate approximately $35,000 in construction materials and services to complete this project. LBCC provides a full scope of primary care services to the underserved in this area and is one of only two community clinics in south Orange County. Dr. Korey Jorgensen, a physician at LBCC for more than 35 years, is spearheading the building effort for the clinic.
McCarthy News
26 Feb 08
ACCESS Honors McCarthy as Corporation of the Year
ACCESS, the Association for Construction Careers, Education, and Support Services, honored McCarthy today with their 2009 Corporation of the Year award at the 3rd annual Black History Month Forum held at Forest Park Community College in St. Louis.
26 Feb 08
George Washington Carver School of Arts & Science in Sacramento Breaks Traditional School “Box” Model
Sacramento college-prep high school students (grades 9-12) attended their first day of classes at the George Washington Carver School of Arts & Science, the newest addition to the Sacramento Unified School District (SCUSD), located at 10101 Systems Parkway, on February 19, 2008. The 45,808-square-foot, eight-building charter school facility is situated on 13 acres and serves a maximum of 500 students. Constructed by McCarthy, George Washington Carver School of Arts & Science represents a mounting trend to revitalize small public high schools in the region. The facility was developed by Regent Development, Inc. and designed by HMR Architects.
22 Feb 08
McCarthy Training Manager Assumes Leadership of Arizona USGBC
With McCarthy’s focus on green building construction and reinforcing sustainable principles in its projects, it makes perfect sense that Nora Calato, McCarthy’s Southwest Region training manager, serve as the 2008 president of Arizona’s chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
13 Feb 08
Rady Children’s Hospital Parking Structure Completed Two Weeks Early
The new $25,700,000, 332,279-square-foot, design-build parking structure for the Rady Children’s Hospital and Health Center was recently completed. The roof of the parking structure will serve as the foundation for the planned new Ronald McDonald House.
