Las Vegas, Nevada
AIRPORT
“McCarthy has displayed a high level of collaboration while delivering an added value to the owner. They bring an innovative approach to project delivery.”
— Shelly Hayden, AIA, CSI, manager, airport architecture, Clark County Department of Aviation
McCarran hosted a record 46.2 million passengers in 2006 — with that number expected to significantly increase in coming years.
Mesquite, Texas
HIGHWAY/CIVIL
“McCarthy’s coordination of resources and experience in a tactful manner has made this project a fine example of how to make a complex project seem simple.”
— Gary L. Moonshower, area engineer, Texas Department of Transportation
Construction is well underway on a $45 million roadway reconstruction project at IH-635 at Town East Boulevard in Mesquite, east of Dallas.
St. Louis, Missouri
HEALTHCARE
“Making the East Pavilion a reality required careful planning, dedication and hard work. Now we’re ready to fulfill the vision of this commitment to our community.”
— Joan Magruder, president, Missouri Baptist Medical Center
Every department inside the newly completed East Pavilion has been designed to make this facility super responsive to St. Louis County residents’ healthcare needs.
Austell, Georgia
HEALTHCARE
“McCarthy’s performance on this project, their knowledge of Kaiser Permanente’s national building standards, and attention for quality and safety helped ensure that this facility was built on time and within budget.”
— Stephen Cox, facilities design and construction project manager, Kaiser Permanente, Atlanta
McCarthy recently completed construction of a 26,000-square-foot medical office building for Kaiser Permanente in Austell, marking the first Kaiser Permanente project for McCarthy’s Atlanta office.
Merced, California
HEALTHCARE
“We are delighted to have McCarthy working as our partner in building the hospital of the future for Merced.”
— Robert McLaughlin, spokesperson, Mercy Medical Center Merced
McCarthy is currently constructing the first phase of the Mercy Medical Center Merced.
