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Building Project Achievements and Noteworthy News Successful Projects Are in Our DNA Tutor Perini Building Corp. • Rudolph and Sletten • Roy Anderson Corp. Building project achievements and noteworthy news Successful projects are in our DNA. Each of our projects benefit from our expertise and our ability to self-perform much of the work, incorporating services offered by our Civil and Specialty Contractors Groups. Projects of distinction are built when the talents and resourcefulness of our people are coupled with those of the project owner and design team. 1894 1961 2008 PRESENT First contract, First offering, Perini merges Fully integrated Bonfiglio Perini, public stock with Tutor- services stone mason Saliba TUTOR PERINI FAMILY OF COMPANIES Building Civil Specialty Contractors PRECONSTRUCTION • Tutor Perini Building Corp. • Tutor Perini Civil Construction • Five Star Electric • Roy Anderson Corp. • Tutor-Saliba Corp. • WDF Value Engineering P RE • Rudolph and Sletten • Cherry Hill Construction • Nagelbush Mechanical Constructability Reviews CO • Perini Management Services • Lunda Construction Co. • Fisk Electric Sustainable Design & Construction NS TR • Frontier-Kemper Constructors • Desert Mechanical Phasing & Logistics UC • Black Construction Corp. • Superior Gunite TI Marketplace Estimating ON • Becho Design Review Safety Planning We are ranked nationally as one the country’s largest green builders. Building relationships on trust for over 120 years. Hudson Yards, developed by Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group, is an excellent example of projects that benefit from our ability to self-perform much of the work and draw upon the resources of our affiliated companies, delivering quality workmanship and highly competitive pricing. CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL Collaborative Project Team Leadership MECHANICAL/PLUMBING/HVAC Vertical Integration/Self Performance POST BIM–Building Information Modeling CONSTRUCTION STEEL USGBC LEED Certification Training Job Specific Safety Programs Commissioning Quality Control & Inspection CONCRETE/ Warranties Communication & Reporting FOUNDATIONS Subcontractor and Worker Diversity PO S T CO N INFRASTRUCTURE S T RU C T IO C N ON S TR U C TI O N P RE CO NS TR UC TI ON BUILDING INFORMATION DESIGN-BUILD MODELING CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT GENERAL CONTRACTING ENR Engineering News-Record consistently ranks the companies of Tutor Perini among the top performers in their respective markets. 1 COMMERCIAL & HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL Hudson Yards New York, New York 10 Hudson Yards Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, 10 Hudson Yards will be a 52-story commercial office tower and stand 895 feet tall. CONSTRUCTION VALUE $800M The Shops and Restaurants at Hudson Yards Designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects, the one-million-square-foot, multi-level retail development spans the northern end of the Eastern Rail Yard between 10 and 30 Hudson Yards. CONSTRUCTION VALUE $779M MOE Building We are constructing a new 62,000-square- foot Maintenance of Equipment (MOE) building at Hudson Yards (designed by KPF) to service and maintain train rail cars and other railroad equipment. CONSTRUCTION VALUE $58M OWNER Related Companies & Oxford Properties Group REGISTERED DESIGNERS Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) Elkus Manfredi Architects Thornton Tomasetti SIZE 10 Hudson Yards 1.7 million sq. ft. Shops and Restaurants 1 million sq. ft. 2 The Platform The platform over the Eastern Rail Yard—a design-build collaboration of Tutor Perini Civil, KPF and structural engineer Thornton Tomasetti—will serve as a foundation for future buildings at Hudson Yards includ- ing the retail component. Three hundred strategically placed foundation caissons will be built in sequence to avoid disruption of Amtrak, New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Railroad service to Penn Station. Construction of the reinforced concrete deck will take place in phases, each provid- ing staging areas for the construction of the next. At the easternmost “throat” of the yard where trains converge to enter Penn Station, there is no room for caissons, so pre-constructed trusses will be used to bridge the 150 feet across this zone. CONSTRUCTION VALUE $537M 3 COMMERCIAL & HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL Abington House on the High Line New York, New York Designed by iconic New York architectural firm Robert A. M. Stern, this 32-story brick residential tower stands astride the repurposed elevated freight line known as the High Line. The appeal of the 386-unit develop- ment is its location on Manhattan’s West Side and proximity to Hudson Yards, as well as the modern and organic design of interiors designed by Clodagh. Amenities include a sun terrace, private entertainment lounge, and fitness center. OWNER SIZE Related Companies & Size: 390,000 sq. ft. Abington Properties CONSTRUCTION VALUE DESIGNER $137M REGISTERED Robert A.M. Stern Architects 4 Panorama Tower Miami, Florida Two construction records were set when 11,677 cubic yards of concrete were poured continuously for 23 hours to construct the foundation of the 83-story Panorama Tower in Miami, Florida. The pour established a new record for the City of Miami, and the total size of the foundation—14,677 cubic yards—established a new record for the largest foundation in the State of Florida. When completed, the new tower will be the largest residential struc- ture on the Eastern Seaboard, south of New York City, and will include 821 luxury rental apartments; 208 hotel rooms; 100,000 square feet of medically oriented space; 50,000 square feet of high-end retail space; and a 2,000-car parking garage. OWNER SIZE Florida East Coast 2.6 million sq. ft. Realty CONSTRUCTION VALUE DESIGNER $325M Moshe Cosicher, AIA 5 HOSPITALITY, GAMING & CONVENTION Graton Resort & Casino Vee Quiva Hotel & Casino Rohnert Park, California Laveen, Arizona The 340,000-square-foot Graton Resort & Casino features a high-end Associated Minority Contractors of America’s Vegas-like casino with 3,000 slot and video poker machines, 131 2013 Project of the Year, Vee Quiva included a table games, and poker room. Other spaces include an event center, 70,000-square-foot casino and a 6,000-square-foot full-service restaurants, and a 500-seat venue with additional dining event center. The project included a 90-room luxury choices. ENR California named this project “Best Sports/Entertainment boutique hotel, fitness center, swimming pool, 550- Project” in 2014. The casino is operated by Station Casinos. seat bingo hall, and 2,800 parking spaces including a 1,000-car parking garage. We worked closely with Gila River’s Indian Community Tribal Employment Rights Office, hiring a labor force that was 50% Native Ameri- can, including carpenters, laborers, finishers, operators OWNER SIZE and supervisors for the project. Federated Indians of 340,000 sq. ft. Graton Rancheria OWNER SIZE CONSTRUCTION VALUE Gila River Indian 563,000 sq. ft. DESIGNERS $206M Community Friedmutter Group CONSTRUCTION VALUE KGA Architecture DESIGNER $102M Friedmutter Group 6 Marriott’s Grand Chateau, Phase 3 Las Vegas, Nevada In total, approximately 2,300 truckloads of concrete, 210 miles of electrical wiring and 3.5 million pounds of reinforcing steel were used to construct the 37-story third tower structure. After completing the foundation and three-level parking deck, the villa floors were poured at a rate of one floor per week leading up to the final pour of the rooftop. The topping-out of the tower took just more than 56 weeks. The 223 one-, two- and three-bedroom guest villas offer fully equipped kitchens, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and custom cabinets. The third tower adds amenities for owners and guests such as a lobby lounge. The fifth floor provides access to a larger second pool with two whirlpool spas and a pool bar and grill. OWNER DESIGNER SIZE Marriott MBA Architects & 546,000 sq. ft. Vacation Club Interior Design CONSTRUCTION VALUE $102M 7 COURTS & JUSTICE Philadelphia Family Court Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The new 545,000-square-foot Philadelphia Family Court of the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania includes 15 floors above grade, three parking levels below grade, and one partial mechanical penthouse level. Since the footprint of the building was virtually the entire site, the facility was constructed with very limited lay-down area and restricted site access. OWNER SIZE Pennsylvania Department 545,000 sq. ft. of General Services CONSTRUCTION VALUE DESIGNER $86M REGISTERED Ewing Cole 8 New Broward County Courthouse Ft. Lauderdale, Florida This civil and family courthouse facility within the Broward County Judicial Complex that includes a jail and existing courthouse, features 45 full-size courtrooms, 12 smaller courtrooms, 18 hearing rooms, and staff and sup- port spaces. New pedestrian bridges were built between the new tower and existing east wing courthouse. To maintain daily courthouse opera- tions and public safety, we developed comprehensive site logistics plans and communicated with all departments. OWNER SIZE Broward County, Construction 741,000 sq. ft. Management Division CONSTRUCTION VALUE DESIGNER $193M REGISTERED Spillis Candela & Partners/Heery/ Cartaya Joint Venture San Bernardino Justice Center San Bernardino, California The 370,000-square-foot project consists of two building elements: a three-story podium and 11-story courtroom tower. The building’s 35 courtrooms are stacked into an efficient 200-foot-tall tower. Each tower level contains four courtrooms, with public circulation occurring behind a glass facade on the north. Located in close proximity to active and potentially active earthquake faults, including the San Jacinto and
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