Timeline

A nurses’ home for the Sisters of St. Joseph in Wichita, Kansas, is completed by McCarthy. This project represents the beginning of an important relationship.

McCarthy wins the bid to build the Priory Chapel in St. Louis. Building the chapel’s parabolic arches is a challenge and helps establish McCarthy’s reputation as a skilled builder developing creative solutions.

Barnes Hospital in St. Louis selects McCarthy to construct its Queeny Tower, a 17-story ambulatory care center that goes on to finish ahead of schedule. 

McCarthy rebuilds St. Louis' downtown skyline with the 22-story Boatmen's Bank Tower, 352-room Spanish Pavilion and new national headquarters for General American Life Insurance Company.

Sutter General Hospital in Sacramento, California becomes McCarthy’s first modern-day project in California. 

McCarthy builds International Place in Boston, the largest project in its history outside of St. Louis to date.

The twin tower design of the Bayview Bridge at Quincy, Illinois was McCarthy’s first cable stayed bridge project.

Construction of the 1,387,000-sf, 620-room Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona is completed. 

A major renovation of the iconic Space Needle in Seattle is completed.

McCarthy completes the unique net-zero Sonoma State University Environmental Technology Center in Rohnert Park, California.

McCarthy completes Hollywood & Highland in downtown Hollywood, California, including the new Kodak Theatre (subsequently renamed the Dolby Theatre) to house the Academy Awards®.

Donald Danforth Plant Science Center opens in November as a “green” laboratory focused on sustainability and limiting its environmental impact.

Construction on Kaiser Permanente’s new flagship Oakland Medical Center in downtown Oakland, California begins. 

The Lake Pleasant Water Treatment Plant in Phoenix opens, becoming the largest design-build-operate water project in America.

MC Industrial completes two clinker silos, said to be the largest in the world, for the new Holcim (US) cement plant in Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri.  

Considered one of the most complex airport construction projects in the U.S., the LAX Tom Bradley Renovation project completes on time and under budget while the airport remained fully operational.

MC Industrial works around the clock, utilizing more than 8,000 craftsman, working together to complete the BP Whiting Refinery Modernization Project – Gas Oil Hydrotreater (GOHT) in Whiting, Indiana.

A Hospital Replacement at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton is completed under budget and six months ahead of schedule in San Diego.

The seven-level, 175,000-square-foot John R. Anderson V. Medical Pavilion begins serving patients and supporting the adjacent Prebys Cardiovascular Institute in La Jolla, California.

The Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System's new medical center, a 1.7 million-square-foot facility replacing critical medical infrastructure irreparably damaged in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, begins treating patients.

The Raiders break ground on their new 1.7 million-square-foot multi-purpose stadium near the Las Vegas strip.

The 47,000-square-foot subterranean expansion and renovation of the Museum of the Gateway Arch is completed and opened to the public.

McCarthy completes an upgrade to the Bagnell Dam. The dam forms the popular recreational Lake of the Ozarks and provides renewable and reliable energy to Missouri.

The $1.97 billion Allegiant Stadium receives a Certificate of Occupancy. The project delivered industry-leading workforce diversity and exceeded local, small, and women & minority-owned business goals.