Project Profiles

FSU Doak Campbell Stadium

Doak Campbell Stadium hosted its first football game in 1950 with seating for 15,000 fans. Since then, the stadium has been expanded and now holds 79,560 screaming football fans; making it the twentieth largest stadium in the United States and the second largest in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

Ak-Chin Him-Dak Archives

The Ak-Chin Indian community sits in the cradle of the Santa Cruz Valley, 58 miles south of Phoenix, Arizona. In 1991 the Ak-Chin built a multipurpose structure to serve as a meeting center, gathering place for tribal education and an archive to protect and preserve tribal artifacts and history.

Bayshore Shopping Center

As a fixture in western Ottawa, an estimated seven million shoppers visit Bayshore Shopping Center annually. Bayshore’s owners recognized that in order to continue meeting customer expectations they needed to expand and renovate. In 2012 they invested $200 million into a multi-phase redevelopment project.

Petco Park

Petco Park is an open-air stadium that celebrates the beauty of San Diego with concourses open to the field and the city. Fans are granted a view of the San Diego Bay, city skyline, and Balboa Park.

Cotton Bowl

The Cotton Bowl has served as the stage for gridiron battles between collegiate rivals, NFL & AFL franchises, as well as a showcase for professional soccer. Opened in 1932, the Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas has been an iconic structure in both Texas sports and popular culture.

Marriott Gateway

The Silver LEED certified Atlanta Airport Marriott Gateway hotel sits adjacent to the Georgia International Convention Center and is the newest hotel near the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

Mountain Man

Founded in 1977, the Mountain Man Nut & Fruit Company operates a 67,000 sq. ft (6,224 sq. m) facility in Parker, Colorado, where they roast nuts, manufacture chocolate, mix and package. In 2016 Mountain Man was faced with the daunting task of expanding their packaging operation to meet a major grocery chain customer’s requirements.

Fountainbleu High School

Fontainebleau High School, located in the heart of St. Tammany Parish, was opened in 1994 with 775 ninth and tenth grade students. Fontainebleau presently serves a student population of 1950 and is ranked as a top Louisiana public school when compared with schools of equivalent size.

Project Profiles

Traffic Coatings and Waterproofing

FSU Doak Campbell Stadium

Ak-Chin Him-Dak Archives

Bayshore Shopping Center

Petco Park

Floor Coatings

Cotton Bowl

Marriott Gateway

Wall Coatings

Mountain Man

Roof Coatings

Fountainbleu High School