The upgraded D6528 Mixer/Pump from Blastcrete Equipment Company gives gypsum flooring contractors a versatile and easy-to-use mixer/pump with high capacity and low maintenance. Contractors can use the mixer/pump to install gypsum underlayments for sound and fire proofing floors, as well as up to 1/2-inch aggregate concrete mixes for breezeways and patios. This eliminates the need for additional concrete pumping equipment, which saves space on jobsites and gives contractors greater and faster return on investment.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. — The Reinsurance Group of America's $150-million global headquarters in Chesterfield, Missouri was recently completed. Clayco served as the project's design builder and Gensler was the project architect. Jay Longo, president of Forum Studio (Clayco's full-service architecture practice), was the lead project designer and Fox Architects was the building design consultant and interior architect. Building construction began in spring of 2013 and was completed in the fall of 2014. Clayco labored through a record-setting winter and, despite over 80 lost days due to inclement weather, was able to bring the project in on time and under budget […]

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — The Board of Certified Safety Professionals and the Associated General Contractors of America will collaborate on improving occupational safety and health, or OSH, at worksites throughout the United States. Stephen Sandherr, AGC CEO, and Cece Weldon, CSP, CHST, STS, BCSP board president, executed the partnership agreement, signing the document together at the recent AGC Safety and Health Committee Conference. “BCSP is proud to partner with AGC to work together to strengthen the safety, health and environmental practice,” says BCSP’s CEO, Dr. Treasa Turnbeaugh, CSP, ASP, CET. “AGC and BCSP leadership hold safety as a common value, and […]

NEW YORK, N.Y. — Gilbane Building Company recently completed the restoration and renovation of Kings Theatre, a 1929 historical landmark theater in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. After remaining vacant and falling into disrepair for nearly 40 years, the theater required extensive restoration and renovation work to bring the former movie palace back to its original grandeur and return as the largest performance arts venue in Brooklyn and third largest in New York City. Construction on the theater broke ground in January 2013. Work on the theater included a five-month “stabilization period” that was necessary to make the […]