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The 157,000-square-foot, three-story ambulatory care center serves as a primary outpatient facility for veterans.

Throughout construction, the McCarthy team demonstrated the efficiency and value of using advanced technology to build and refine the space.

McCarthy worked with the building’s occupants to plan temporary relocations within the building while work was completed and helped relocate workers space-by-space and floor-by-floor. 

This project is a game-changer for the City of St. Louis. The Arch, with its museum and historical significance, has always been a focal point of the city.

Constructed for the City of St. Louis, this seven-story, 299,340-square-foot Justice Center was built to house 732 inmates.

The garage adjoins the new Police Department building built by McCarthy and provides access to Sallyport for prisoner transfer to jail.

McCarthy was selected by Texas Department of Transportation to demolish and replace two existing bridge protection dolphins for the Rainbow Bridge.

McCarthy completed this widening and complete reconstruction of a three-mile stretch of IH-635 and the intersection at Town East Blvd for TxDOT.

Delivering this world-class healthcare facility for our nation’s heroes required a wholehearted approach to excellence, unity and team spirit.

The 561,400-square-foot prison facility included a seven-story detention tower.

Renovation and seismic retrofit of the 180,000-square-foot BAHA Facility.

The forensic lab features leading-edge forensic science and laboratory design and houses approximately 120 employees.