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McCarthy Strengthens Commitment to St. Louis Region with New Expanded St. Louis Headquarters
ST. LOUIS, MO — McCarthy Holdings Inc., a construction company and general contractor, has moved its St. Louis headquarters from a building it has occupied for more than half a century to an office that is nearly 30,000 square feet larger than its previous space. McCarthy Holdings will occupy the building's third floor and the Central Region of McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. will occupy the second floor.
“We are delighted to renew our more than 105-year-long commitment to keeping our national headquarters in St. Louis,” said Scott Wittkop, President and Chief Operating Officer of McCarthy Holdings. “Our new space offers significant flexibility and collaboration, enabling us to better serve clients and the community, improve the workplace experience for our employees, as well as to accommodate future growth opportunities.”
McCarthy, in collaboration with building owner Franklin Partners, completed extensive interior and exterior renovations prior to McCarthy's recent move in. These efforts included demolition and renovation of all interior space, façade cleaning, and resurfacing of parking.
Highlights of the new space include a grand central staircase connecting the second and third floors to encourage a healthy workplace, large conference and training facilities, flex space to facilitate cross-team collaboration, and shared amenities such as a fitness center and micro mart café. A construction technology suite features smart screens and three-dimensional Virtual Reality technology that can give clients and partners an immersive visual experience and help project teams streamline the decision-making process.
In addition, the new office includes expansive collaboration space for hands-on demonstrations and hosting students interested in learning about a career in the trades, which is critical to the future of the construction industry, as well as the local St. Louis economy.
“How construction projects are delivered has evolved significantly,” said John Buescher, McCarthy Central Region President. “Our new space will allow us to more effectively utilize technology and enhance collaboration to deliver successful project outcomes.”
Various accommodations have been made in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure the health and safety of employees and guests. The building's existing HVAC system was upgraded to an air treatment system designed to neutralize pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and mold, as well as volatile organic compounds. This system also includes a MERV-13 filter system that can be programmed to optimize the system's capacity for fresh air changes.
In addition, workspaces were arranged to maximize social distancing. Plexiglass divider screens ensure adequate separation between individuals in various work areas, and panel heights between workstations in the open office areas were increased by 16 inches. All finish materials and surfaces were selected with a focus on the ability to effectively clean and disinfect all touch points, counters, and furniture.
Located on 11 acres with an underground garage, the building was originally constructed in 1996 for AT&T. McCarthy is leasing the building from Franklin Partners.
Christner Architects designed the new space and McCarthy Building Companies served as its own contractor.
McCarthy has offices in St. Louis, Missouri; Atlanta, Georgia; Collinsville, Illinois; Kansas City, Kansas; Omaha, Nebraska; Phoenix, Arizona; Las Vegas, Nevada; Denver, Colorado; Dallas and Houston, Texas; and San Diego, Newport Beach, San Francisco, San Jose, and Sacramento, California.
Construction Digest Projects“We are delighted to renew our more than 105-year-long commitment to keeping our national headquarters in St. Louis,” said Scott Wittkop, President and Chief Operating Officer of McCarthy Holdings. “Our new space offers significant flexibility and collaboration, enabling us to better serve clients and the community, improve the workplace experience for our employees, as well as to accommodate future growth opportunities.”
McCarthy, in collaboration with building owner Franklin Partners, completed extensive interior and exterior renovations prior to McCarthy's recent move in. These efforts included demolition and renovation of all interior space, façade cleaning, and resurfacing of parking.
Highlights of the new space include a grand central staircase connecting the second and third floors to encourage a healthy workplace, large conference and training facilities, flex space to facilitate cross-team collaboration, and shared amenities such as a fitness center and micro mart café. A construction technology suite features smart screens and three-dimensional Virtual Reality technology that can give clients and partners an immersive visual experience and help project teams streamline the decision-making process.
In addition, the new office includes expansive collaboration space for hands-on demonstrations and hosting students interested in learning about a career in the trades, which is critical to the future of the construction industry, as well as the local St. Louis economy.
“How construction projects are delivered has evolved significantly,” said John Buescher, McCarthy Central Region President. “Our new space will allow us to more effectively utilize technology and enhance collaboration to deliver successful project outcomes.”
Various accommodations have been made in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure the health and safety of employees and guests. The building's existing HVAC system was upgraded to an air treatment system designed to neutralize pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and mold, as well as volatile organic compounds. This system also includes a MERV-13 filter system that can be programmed to optimize the system's capacity for fresh air changes.
In addition, workspaces were arranged to maximize social distancing. Plexiglass divider screens ensure adequate separation between individuals in various work areas, and panel heights between workstations in the open office areas were increased by 16 inches. All finish materials and surfaces were selected with a focus on the ability to effectively clean and disinfect all touch points, counters, and furniture.
Located on 11 acres with an underground garage, the building was originally constructed in 1996 for AT&T. McCarthy is leasing the building from Franklin Partners.
Christner Architects designed the new space and McCarthy Building Companies served as its own contractor.
McCarthy has offices in St. Louis, Missouri; Atlanta, Georgia; Collinsville, Illinois; Kansas City, Kansas; Omaha, Nebraska; Phoenix, Arizona; Las Vegas, Nevada; Denver, Colorado; Dallas and Houston, Texas; and San Diego, Newport Beach, San Francisco, San Jose, and Sacramento, California.
