Swinerton provided general contracting services for the conversion of a single-story, multi-tenant office building into a new school. The school features 14 classrooms, clinical support spaces, offices, a library, and restrooms. The renovation included a new lunchroom and assembly room to facilitate student development and interaction. Swinerton worked closely with the design team to maintain the existing building elements, including roofing, building envelope, fire and life safety, electrical systems, and HVAC systems.

Swinerton collaborated with the school administration to understand the student needs and provide expertise in regulatory compliance and accessibility, tailoring the space for to diverse student needs. The new school allows Melmark Carolinas to continue supporting students who require specialized special education in a clinically sophisticated environment.

Swinerton provided general contracting services for the renovation of the Ofelia Miramontes and Leonard Baca Education Building. Work included the renovation of four levels, including classrooms, teaching labs, offices, conference spaces, restrooms, corridors, and support spaces for the School of Education. Access was improved within the building and the connection to the existing tower and classroom building was strengthened. Work was performed in two phases to allow parts of the building to remain occupied during construction. Swinerton self-performed framing, drywall, and cleanup.

Swinerton provided general contracting services for the construction of the new United States headquarters for Partners Group, a Switzerland-based global private market investment manager. The four-building campus is set on a 22-acre site. Phase one consisted of three heavy steel clear span truss structures clad in a complex configuration of glass and brick.

The office building has raised access flooring with underfloor MEP. The amenities building includes a kitchen, locker room, and social areas. The training facility includes retractable seating and an auditorium with a projection screen. A new free-spanning 80-foot-long truss vehicular bridge and a new elevated 50-foot-long enclosed pedestrian walkway on the second level connect the office and amenity buildings.

Phase two consisted of a new 63,000-square-foot, structural steel office building that ties into an existing building. The office building includes 80 stalls of below-grade parking, open office space, a pizza kitchen, conference rooms, and a winter garden patio with retractable windows.

Swinerton turned a former Kohl’s department store in Louisville into a modern laboratory and office space for Biodesix, a lung disease diagnostic company. Early partnership in schematic design helped Swinerton, the client and design team to overcome challenges, including extensive, complex upgrades to the MEP systems, early procurement of long-lead items, and an expedited schedule.

The new Biodesix facility features 63,000 square feet of office and 17,000 square feet of laboratory space. For this transformative project, Swinerton gutted the building’s interior to create office and laboratories, including BSL-2 space for light chemical use, replaced the existing MEP system, and increased the structural strength of the building to accommodate additional MEP equipment on the roof.

Swinerton provided self-perform services for demolition, concrete, and drywall. The team also brought on the mechanical and electrical contractors at design development to engage in design-assist collaboration and value engineering.

Following a year of preconstruction, demolition began in October 2022.

Swinerton provided general contracting services for the construction of a new 12-story mixed-use building in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood. The building incorporates 92 apartments with retail and office space. Utilizing post-tensioned, cast-in-place concrete, it features a brick fa?ade, punched windows at the apartments, and a curtainwall system at the retail, office, and amenity spaces. The ground floor frontage houses core and shell retail space for future buildout.

Levels 2 and 3 are situated above ground floor retail space and consist of elevated ramped parking with 89 stalls. Additional subterranean parking provides 21 additional stalls. Level 4 houses approximately 7,600 square feet of leasable core and shell office space and seven apartments. Level 5 houses amenity spaces, a swimming pool, six apartments, and an additional 2,600 square feet of leasable core and shell restaurant space. Level 6 houses an indoor fitness area and six apartments. Levels 6-12 house the balance of apartments. The unit mix for the 92 apartments is 23% studios; 35% one bedrooms; 31.5% two bedrooms; 3% three bedrooms; and 7.5% penthouse units. Included within the 92 apartments are eight affordable units, consisting of (5) one bedrooms and (3) two bedrooms.

Swinerton provided preconstruction and construction services for three new schools on the 55-acre Agnews campus. Scope of work also included a comprehensive site package with underground utilities, multiple surface parking lots, bus shelter drop off, hardscape, landscape, and site lighting, as well as a full development and face-lift for the 0.52-mile stretch of Zanker Road adjacent to the entire Agnews Campus.

The state-of-the-art, 21st Century schools address the ever growing student population in the District and include:

Dolores Huerta Middle School: Five buildings totaling 115,000 square feet that include: administrative office building; 2-story classroom and lab classroom buildings with high-end AV systems; gym building with locker rooms, office space for teachers, high-end AV systems, full courts for various sports, and exercise rooms; multipurpose building with a commercial kitchen, performance area, and assembly spaces; and outdoor spaces including a quad.

Swinerton provided preconstruction and construction services for three new schools on the 55-acre Agnews campus. Scope of work also included a comprehensive site package with underground utilities, multiple surface parking lots, bus shelter drop off, hardscape, landscape, and site lighting, as well as a full development and face-lift for the 0.52-mile stretch of Zanker Road adjacent to the entire Agnews Campus.

The state-of-the-art, 21st Century schools address the ever growing student population in the District and include:

Kathleen MacDonald High School: seven buildings totaling over 250,000 square feet, featuring an administrative building; 3-story classroom and lab classroom buildings with high-end AV systems and lab equipment; clerestory student union building with a state-of-the-art commercial kitchen and a snack bar; gym building with two gyms and locker rooms, office space for teachers, high-end AV systems, full courts for various sports and exercise rooms; performing theater building and aquatic building; outdoor spaces including a quad; and athletic fields with a track, stadium, pressbox, football field, baseball and softball fields, soccer fields, and tennis courts.