County Administration North – Building 14

The County Administration North Building 14 in Santa Ana, CA, showcases advanced precast solutions that blend modern design with sustainability. With 63,000 square feet of Thinshell and Architectural Precast panels, this project, adjacent to Building 16, highlights Willis Construction’s expertise in creating durable and energy-efficient civic structures. The integral-colored precast concrete, designed to replicate historic sandstone, and innovative insulation methods contribute to both the building’s aesthetic appeal and environmental performance, setting a new standard for civic architecture in Orange County.

County Administration South – Building 16

The County Administration South Building 16 in Santa Ana, CA, is a prime example of innovative and sustainable design. Featuring 56,890 square feet of Thinshell and Architectural Precast panels, the building was completed five months ahead of schedule, showcasing Willis Construction’s commitment to efficiency and quality. The integral-colored precast panels emulate the rich red hue of historic sandstone, providing a timeless aesthetic while adhering to budget constraints. Enhanced energy efficiency was achieved through the application of spray foam insulation at the plant, contributing to the building’s LEED Silver rating and reducing energy use by 76%. This project won the 2021 PCI National Award for Sustainable Design, underscoring its excellence in design and execution.

One Hawthorne

One Hawthorne in San Francisco showcases the seamless integration of Architectural Precast and Limestone on Precast Back-Up. Designed by EHDD and constructed by Webcor, this project exemplifies the durability, aesthetic appeal, and efficiency of precast concrete solutions.

Omni Hotel

The Omni Hotel in San Francisco, CA, stands as a testament to the elegance and durability of Architectural Precast. Designed by Patri Merker Architects and built by Webcor Builders, this project highlights the benefits of using precast concrete to achieve a sophisticated and timeless design.

Fairmont Hotel Towers

The Fairmont Hotel Towers in San Jose, CA, exemplifies the cutting-edge application of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) in high-rise construction. This project, designed by Gensler and Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners, and built by Devcon Construction, showcases the strength, versatility, and aesthetic benefits of GFRC.