Broad Museum
Los Angeles, CA- GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete)
- 2015 PCI National Award Winner
Providing Innovative Solutions to Creative Precast Designs
Oracle Park
Location:
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA
Architect:
HOK Sports
General Contractor:
Huber Hunt & Nichols / Kajima JV
Project Highlights:
Panel System: Thin brick on precast back-up system. Architectural Precast Walls, Window Sills , Caps, and Trim.
Project Size: 160,000 total sq. ft. consisting of 915 Panels.
Pacific Bell, SBC, AT&T, Oracle Park... The name of the stadium may change over time, but the strength and durability of the Architectural Precast Concrete will last forever! The San Francisco Giants Stadium is a highly recognizable Willis Construction project due to its unique location and use of thin brick on precast back up. Crowns, sills, lintels and window headers are accented with Architectural Precast.
Willis Construction has been providing Architectural Precast Concrete building panels and products for the construction industry since 1979. Willis Construction is dedicated to providing Owners, Architects, and General Contractors with the design and engineering expertise necessary to meet the building challenges of today and the future. The quality, durability, and long life of Architectural Precast Concrete, Thinshell, and GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) systems provide a wide range of design options for virtually every type of building. Contact us to decide which system would be best suited for your next project.
Noteworthy Precast Projects
Hollywood Park Office
Inglewood, CA- Pre-Glazed GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete)
- 2022 PCI National Award Winner
1550 Mission Street Housing
San Francisco, CA- Architectural Precast
- 2021 PCI National Award Winner
- See Architects Comments
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Los Angeles, CA- Architectural Precast
- 2021 PCI National Award Winner
- See Architects Comments
Projects in Progress
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