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This new, 521,000-square-foot USDA dairy dryer plant, named Project Flatland, produces powdered milk and contains one of the largest dairy dryers in the world. 

The Las Vegas Stadium will provide a world-class home for the NFL Raiders upon the team’s relocation in 2020.

The California State University, Los Angeles Student Housing East project consists of a new, 380,000-gross-square-foot, 7-story student housing facility.

Drawing inspiration from the rich history of Rancho Los Amigos and a historic mission-style building on-site, the structures encircle a central plaza defining the heart of this campus. 

The Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing is a new design-build, 70,000-square-foot education building at the University of California-Davis.

A multi-phase project in the Arts District featuring a 750-seat theater, two flexible 200-seat theaters, art galleries, a café and bookshop, an enclosed garden and educational and meeting spaces.

This is McCarthy’s first design-build project with the University of Arizona. 

McCarthy self-performed the concrete and mechanical scope, utilizing floors 7 and 8 to construct the deck panels and Cunningham beam system.

The Orange County Water District Ground Water Replenishment System treats up to 100-million gallons of wastewater per day.

Through engineering and redesign, the team was able to reduce the plant’s estimated construction cost by about 30 percent compared to the original estimate.

UP05B is an expansion of a wastewater treatment facility with critical connections at its influent and effluent points to the existing 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant, which had to remain operable.

The new treatment plant produces a larger amount of high-quality water to the residents of the West Valley.