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Turner City® ® Turner City A representation of buildings completed by Turner in 2018 51 55 5 3 10 15 7 14 1 4 9 1 2 6 16 11 13 49 8 28 12 23 26 29 34 38 17 18 20 40 30 37 39 41 21 24 27 31 35 42 19 43 32 36 22 61 25 62 65 46 33 57 63 64 44 66 47 58 60 48 58 59 45 52 56 53 84 89 54 94 45 90 83 88 50 78 75 79 77 82 69 67 68 87 93 92 80 91 85 71 73 86 76 74 68 81 98 72 70 97 95 96 PROJECT NAME 1 AVIATION INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES 9 VMWARE CREEKSIDE BUILDING G 7 1 NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL 26 ASCENT SOUTH LAKE UNION 34 VMWARE HILLTOP BUILDING G 42 TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY EVENTS CENTER 50 BARNARD COLLEGE, THE CHERYL AND PHILIP 58 YAMHILL SCHOOL CAREER AND TECHNICAL 66 STATUE OF UNITY 74 THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS MEDICAL 82 THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 90 OLATHE HEALTH CANCER CENTER Client Confidential VMware, Inc. Ministry of Defence, India Greystar VMware, Inc. EXPANSION MILSTEIN CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING EDUCATION AND GYMNASIUM BUILDINGS Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Rashtriya Ekta Trust CENTER NORTH ADDITION OFFICE BUILDING BERKELEY WAY WEST Olathe Health System, Inc. Location Delhi NCR, India Palo Alto, CA Delhi, India Seattle, WA Palo Alto, CA Texas State University System Barnard College Yamhill Carlton School District Kevadia, India The University of California, Davis Medical Center The University of California, Berkeley Olathe, KS Architect(s) L&T Engineering Design & Research Centre Form4 Architecture, Inc. WeBe Design Lab Weber Thompson Architects Form4 Architecture, Inc. San Marcos, TX New York, NY Yamhill, OR Michael Graves & Associates, Inc. Sacramento, CA Berkeley, CA HMN Architects Perkins + Will Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Oh planning+design, architecture; Leland A. Gray Architects AC Martin Partners, Inc. WRNS Studio 2 CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 10 EAST YORK BAKERY 18 JAMAICA SUBWAY STATIONS 27 GREYSTONE HOTEL RESTORATION 35 KPMG RENOVATION AND EXPANSION 67 GREEN DRAGON TOWNHOMES 91 CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE METRO CONCOURSE A NORTH EXPANSION Mondelez Canada Inc. New York City, Metropolitan Transportation Authority Greystone Terra Firma, LLC KPMG LLP 43 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY TRIPPE HALL 15 FOUR SEASONS PLACE KUALA LUMPUR 59 WINDERMERE PREPARATORY THEATER, VISUAL Allison-Zongker 75 METHODIST UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL EXPANSION 83 SALT RIVER FIRST NATION CAMPUS TRANSFORMATION (Joint Venture with Rodgers Builders) Toronto, ON, Canada New York, NY Miami Beach, FL Montvale, NJ Pennsylvania State University Venus Assets Sdn Bhd PERFORMING ARTS CENTER La Jolla, CA Methodist Healthcare MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITY Cuyahoga Community College Charlotte Douglas International Airport Vanderwestern Rutherford Mantecon FST Engineering, Inc.; Di Domenico + Partners, LLP Shulman + Associates Gensler; SNS Architects & Engineers PC Erie, PA Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Nord Anglia Education Alcorn & Benton Architects Memphis, TN Salt River First Nation #195 Cleveland, OH Charlotte, NC Noelker & Hull Associates; Ayers Saint Gross NRY Architects Sdn Bhd Windermere, FL HKS, Inc. Fort Smith, NT, Canada Bialosky + Partners, Architects LLC Perkins + Will; C Design Inc. 11 JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY HEALTH AND 91 THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL 28 CAMPBELL WAREHOUSE OFFICE EXPANSION 36 ROPER ST. FRANCIS BERKELEY MEDICAL PGAL 68 THE ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY, THE STAVROS Manasc Isaac Architects FITNESS CENTER West Jefferson Hills School District Campbell, Inc. OFFICE BUILDING 44 AUDREY LAWSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 52 PIER 4 OFFICE BUILDING NIARCHOS FOUNDATION, DAVID ROCKEFELLER 67 RAYMOND BLOCK 92 ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE STEM BUILDING 3 KENDALL COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER Jacksonville State University Foundation Jefferson Hills, PA Northwood, OH Roper St. Francis Healthcare Houston Independent School District Tishman Speyer 60 INTREPID SPIRIT CENTER AT CAMP PENDLETON RIVER CAMPUS Wexford Developments 48 PROMEDICA DEFIANCE Erie County, New York Kendall County Jacksonville, AL WTW Architects; Grimm + Parker Architects Buehrer Group Architecture & Engineering, Inc. Moncks Corner, SC Houston,TX Boston, MA Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund The Rockefeller University Edmonton, AB, Canada MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING II Williamsville, NY Boerne, TX Moody Nolan, Inc. HDR, Inc. Harrison Kornberg Architects LLC Elkus/Manfredi Architects, Ltd. Camp Pendleton, CA New York, NY Dialog ProMedica Kideney Architects, P.C. 20 MANATEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY 29 PEMBINA PIPELINE CORPORATION Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects SmithGroupJJR, Inc. Rafael Viñoly Architects PC Defiance, OH 21 KATHERINE G. JOHNSON COMPUTATIONAL DEPARTMENT EXPANSION ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 73 VAN AKEN DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT 45 INNOVATION MIDDLE SCHOOL 53 THE JACQUARD HOTEL 77 ADVENTIST HEALTHCARE WHITE OAK MEDICAL MBA Architects and Planners, LLC. 93 TENNESSEE STATE MUSEUM 4 GREAT WOLF LODGE RESEARCH FACILITY Universal Health Services, Inc. Pembina Pipeline Corporation RMS Investment Corporation San Diego Unified School District Stonebridge Companies 61 PRINCE GEORGE’S COMMUNITY COLLEGE 69 HERMAN D. FARRELL BRIDGE CENTER AND SOUTH PARKING GARAGE The State of Tennessee Real Estate Asset Great Wolf Resorts, Inc. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District Bradenton, FL Drayton Valley, AB, Canada Shaker Heights, OH San Diego, CA Denver, CO CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS New York State Department of Transportation Adventist HealthCare, Inc. 85 PRESTON FOREST BRANCH Management LaGrange, GA Hampton, VA Freeman White Riddell Kurczaba Architecture Engineering Bialosky + Partners, Architects LLC Baker Nowicki Design Studio, LLP gkkworks | CannonDesign Prince George’s Community College New York, NY Silver Spring, MD Pegasus Bank Nashville, TN Gensler CallisonRTKL Interior Design Ltd. Largo, MD Ammann & Whitney; SCAPE Landscape Architecture DPC CallisonRTKL Dallas, TX EOA Architects; Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Inc. 12 CHRIST FELLOWSHIP CHURCH EXPANSION 38 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LARGE-SCALE 46 BALLPARK VILLAGE 45 PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUM EXPANSION Pfeiffer Partners Architects, Inc. Good Fulton & Farrell Architects 5 KLX AEROSPACE HEADQUARTERS AND 13 KAISER SANTA CLARITA SPECIALTY MEDICAL OFFICE Christ Fellowship 30 PEMBINA PIPELINE CORPORATION STRUCTURAL TESTING FACILITY Greystar Peabody Essex Museum 70 PACIFIC SEAS AQUARIUM 78 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY, CLEVELAND 94 UNION TERMINAL RENOVATION AND RESTORATION DISTRIBUTION CENTER BUILDING PARKING GARAGE McKinney, TX ADMINISTRATION OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE The University of Texas at San Antonio San Diego, CA Salem, MA 62 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BRANCH Metropolitan Park District of Tacoma CLINIC HEALTH EDUCATION CAMPUS 86 WORLDMARK BY WYNDHAM PORTLAND Union Terminal, LLC Flagler Real Estate Development, LLC Kaiser Permanente Good Fulton & Farrell Architects Pembina Pipeline Corporation San Antonio, TX carrierjohnson + Culture Ennead Architects, LLP Columbus Metropolitan Library Tacoma, WA (Joint Venture with Donley’s Inc.) HRI Properties, LLC Cincinnati, OH Hialeah, FL Santa Clarita, CA Grande Prairie, AB, Canada Alamo Architects, Inc.; TreanorHL Columbus, OH EHDD The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Portland, OR GBBN Architects Ware Malcomb gkkworks 22 DOUBLETREE BY HILTON, BALLROOM ADDITION Riddell Kurczaba Architecture Engineering 47 CITIZENM NEW YORK BOWERY HOTEL 55 SEQUIS TOWER Moody Nolan, Inc. Cleveland, OH SERA Architects AWH Orlando Property, LLC Interior Design Ltd. 39 GARY W. HARRIS CANADA GAMES CENTRE citizenM Holding B.V. Pt. Farpoint Prima 17 CONRAD WASHINGTON, DC Foster+Partners; DLR Group 95 NATIONAL VETERANS MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM 6 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON FERTITTA CENTER 41 PROJECT JOSHUA Orlando, FL (Joint Venture with Scott Builders, Inc.) New York, NY Jakarta, Indonesia 63 I.M. TERRELL ACADEMY FOR STEM AND VISUAL AND Gerald D. Hines Interests 87 NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY HEALTH Columbus Downtown Development RESTORATION Broderick Acquisition Co., LLC VOA Associates, Inc. 1 3 MADISON FIRE STATION 183 Red Deer College Steven B. Jacobs Group Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC PERFORMING ARTS Washington, DC 79 THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HOSPITAL INNOVATION CENTER Columbus, OH University of Houston System Ashburn, VA Madison Township Trustees Red Deer, AB, Canada (Joint Venture with Con-Real, LP) HKS, Inc. ORTHOPEDIC BUILDING OVERBUILD Northern Kentucky University Allied Works Architecture, Inc. 23 GAINEY RANCH 48 ONE BLUE SLIP AT GREENPOINT LANDING 56 GO TRANSIT CONTROL CENTRE Houston, TX Corgan Columbus, OH Stantec, Inc.; HCMA Architecture + Design Fort Worth Independent School District The University of Kansas Hospital Highland Heights, KY 96 STANLEY A. MILNER LIBRARY RENEWAL AECOM; PGAL Confidential SMP Design + Construction, Inc. Brookfield Office Properties MetroLinx Fort Worth, TX 72 MIT.NANO Kansas City, KS GBBN Architects; CO Architects 51 DATA CENTER CAMPUS Scottsdale, AZ 40 RED DEER COLLEGE ALTERNATIVE POWER INITIATIVE Brooklyn, NY Handel Architects, LLP Oakville, ON, Canada Corgan Massachusetts Institute of Technology CannonDesign City of Edmonton 7 AEROJET ROCKETDYNE ADVANCED Confidential Gould Evans 32 CITY OF CARROLLTON POLICE HEADQUARTERS AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY LAB IBI Group Cambridge, MA 88 MEMORIAL SLOAN KETTERING BERGEN Edmonton, AB, Canada 49 MENARA ETIQA MANUFACTURING FACILITY West Des Moines, IA City of Carrollton Red Deer College 46 JOHNSON COUNTY LIBRARY AT LENEXA CITY CENTER Wilson HGA 80 AC HOTEL PITTSBURGH DOWNTOWN Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Stantec, Inc.; Teeple Architects 42 CONVENE OFFICE BUILDING Etiqa Insurance & Takaful Berhad 75 JACK YATES HIGH SCHOOL Aerojet Rocketdyne Inc. Page Southerland Page, Inc. Carrollton,
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