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One of our larger projects that The Conco Companies have been involved with is a new skyscraper in downtown San Francisco. The Salesforce Tower will become the second tallest building in the U.S. west of the Mississippi once it is complete. Another current Conco project, the Wilshire Grand Center in Los Angeles will be the tallest by just a few extra feet.
For all of you
following the progress of the Salesforce Tower, Boston Proprieties has released
another video on the historic, continuous mat pour that was done on Nov 7-8,
2015. In this particular video, Conco’s
CEO, Steve Gonsalves makes an appearance as he describes the scope of the pour,
stating how rare of a project this is, and while not something that we do every
day, “We love it!”
Another interesting
part of the video shows the hefty size of the rebar that was used for the
foundation. Even though #4 rebar is most
commonly used as reinforcement, this project required the largest size rebar
manufactured. The heavy #18 rebar
measures 2 1/4 inches in diameter and in readiness for the mat pour, 500
million pounds were laid down.
The project was
started two years ago and the continuous 18-hour mat pour was almost a year in
planning. With the completion of the
foundation, the skyscraper is finally ready to go vertical. Michael Tymoff, Boston Proprieties’ Senior
Project Manager, states how the new tower is going to redefine the city’s
skyline and will become an icon for San Francisco.
The Salesforce
Tower is expected to be completed in 2017.
We encourage you to take a look at all of Conco’s projects featured on
our website or contact us to see how our quality services can assist your next
project.
The Conco Companies
mission is to be the best supplier of concrete services in the Western U.S. and
to bring experience, expertise and quality to each project. We continue to upgrade
and expand facilities to better serve the growing market for a wide range of
construction development. We
have four regional offices serving California, Oregon, Nevada, Colorado and
Washington.
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