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In 2024, Clark delivered the Alamo Exhibit at the Ralston Family Collections Center, a 24,000-square-foot artifact facility with exhibit space, storage rooms, and maintenance workshops.

In 2022, Clark delivered the Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA), a 53,000-square-foot art museum. It includes 25,000 square feet of exhibition galleries and an additional 10,000 square feet for education programs, performances, and public gatherings.

In 2023, Clark delivered the largest infrastructure project in Kansas City, Missouri history with the Kansas City International Airport (MCI) New Single Terminal, transforming how locals and visitors experience travel to and from the Midwest city.

The first major project on Inova Health System's 117-acre campus, the 420,000-square-foot Schar Cancer Institute provides complete, patient-centric cancer care and creates a world-class healing environment for patients, families, and the Virginia community.

Located in the heart of downtown Nashville, Music City Center has given the city a bigger stage to host larger events, and, ultimately, has made a significant impact on Nashville's economy.

The retrofitted 19th-century unreinforced masonry structure of the San Francisco Animal Care & Control Facility serves as a welcoming environment for the thousands of domestic and wildlife animals that come through its doors every year.

Clark worked alongside its talented project partners to deliver The Wilson & the Elm, a monumental mixed-use development in Bethesda, Maryland.

Casey James, a foreman with Clark Foundations, describes his experience as a Marine veteran and explains how his military service has impacted his career in construction.

Joe Boisvert, a project executive at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped his career in construction, including The Woodley, Lake County Courthouse Expansion, Fulbrix at 160 North Elizabeth, Albion Evanston, and Parkline Chicago. 

Isabel Yanes, a Senior Systems Manager at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped her career in construction, including Willis Tower Renovations, MetroSouth Medical Center Alternate Care Facility, Fulbrix, Malcolm X College Campus, Albion Oak Park, and Albion Evanston.

James Bush, a project executive at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped his career in construction, including the Alamo Plan, Frost Tower, C&O Canal Lift Locks Rehabilitation, National Law Enforcement Museum, and Central Place Office & Residential.

Jenny Davis, a construction executive at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped her into the builder she is today, including American Family Field (previously Miller Park), Music City Center, Midco Arena, and various CTA Substations. 

Monique Holley, a construction executive at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped her career in construction, including Lab School of Washington, 800 & 900 North Glebe, The Brody, Metropolitan Park and Century City Center.

Chris Pashkevich, a construction executive at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped his career in construction, including Nationals Park, the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, the Douglas A. Munro Coast Guard Headquarters, the CIA Headquarters Expansion, and the Dirksen Senate Office Building Addition.

KK Clark, a project executive at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped her career in construction, including UW Seismic Improvements, WSU The Spark, Long Beach Civic Center, Highland Hospital, and UCSD Pepper Canyon West Student Housing. 

Keon West, a vice president for Clark Construction, describes the projects that have shaped his career in construction, including SDSU Snapdragon Stadium, Waterview, Chase Center, The Dalton, and Sedona & Slate. 

Liz Crowley, a project executive at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped her career in construction, including the William H. Gross Stamp Gallery, Chase Center, and BART Union City Intermodal Station Phase 2A.

George Lioio, a superintendent at Clark, describes the projects that have shaped his career in construction, including Chase Center, USFC Block 34, and El Cerrito Del Norte BART Station. 

See how the project team successfully completes the complex installation of the open staircase at Century City Center. 

See how Clark Water safely and successfully poured 320 cubic yards of concrete for the Synthica Rome Organics to Energy project. 

See how extensive stakeholder partnering efforts and a shared vision led to the success of the Pepco Capital Grid project.

See how the project team leveraged VDC to successfully erect the 150-foot-long pedestrian bridge that connects the redeveloped Ballston Quarter to the Ballston Metro station.

See how the Clark team is prefabricating numerous building elements to increase efficiency and reduce construction waste, noise, and traffic on the UC San Diego Pepper Canyon West Living & Learning Neighborhood project.

See how the Clark team safely and successfully poured the Century City Center project's mat foundation - the largest in Clark Western Group's history. During the 15-hour overnight operation, the team poured 11,190 cubic yards of concrete, bringing in new trucks every 60 seconds to keep the pumps fed.

See how the Clark team's sculptural construction of the Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA) expands the museum's footprint and brings the gallery experience to visitors before they even enter the building. 

Learn how meticulous planning and extensive surveying led to the successful delivery of the SeaWorld Arctic Rescue project.

There is a sense of camaraderie that comes with delivering impactful projects as a team. It creates a sense of humility and fosters pride in the work we do. At Clark, we are proud to build what matters, together.

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We believe that when we embrace a culture of belonging that values and harnesses the power of differences, there is nothing that our team cannot achieve, together.

At the core of Clark’s approach to building safely is fostering camaraderie and a genuine concern for the person working next to you.

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