Notable Projects
Wild Horse Pass Casino Resort Parking
Wild Horse Pass
Casino Resort
As the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass expanded to meet the growing demands of local tourist destinations, adequate parking was desperately needed. With the construction of Arizona’s first “Vegas Style” gambling facility, Tpac constructed a 260,000 square foot parking garage to meet the needs of the newest hotel/casino in the Gila River Indian Community’s family of gaming establishments.
Architect: JCJ Architecture, Inc.
Engineer: CTS
Contractor: Kitchell Contractors, Inc.
Pennington Parking Garage
Pennington Parking Garage
Tucson, AZ
With Tucson’s continuing growth, the need was to serve municipal offices with additional parking and provide downtown Tucson with a new mixed-use facility, Tpac produced and erected the 750-space Pennington Parking Garage. This mixed-use facility combines office and restaurant space on the ground floor while providing much needed parking above, thus maximizing the building footprint while utilizing green building principals.
Architect: DFDG Architecture
Engineer: Paul-Koehler Structural Engineers
Contractor: D.L. Withers Construction
Main Gate Phase III
Main Gate Phase III
Tucson AZ
This 5-story, 120,000 square foot office building with restaurants and a bookstore occupying the ground level is part of an overall renovation and addition project at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Tpac provided the exterior wall panels with a red brick façade to blend seamlessly into the overall design concept of the area that now serves as a central entertainment and dining hub to the city of Tucson and the University of Arizona.
Architect: Nelson Architects
Engineer: PK Associates
Contractor: C.F. Jordan, LP
Sky Harbor Terminal 4
Sky Harbor T4
Phoenix, AZ
Tpac has provided precast concrete to every terminal located at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. From the terminal structures themselves, to large scale parking garages and pedestrian bridges, only Tpac has been trusted to provide the quality products expected from the central hub of the Valley of the Sun.
Architect: DWL Architects
Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers
Contractor: Kiewit/McCarthy, A Joint Venture
Guthrie Bridge
Guthrie Bridge
Greenlee County, AZ
This 8-span bridge takes the US 191 over the Gila River in Greenlee County, Arizona. At over 1,000 feet long, with the longest single span at 240 feet, the Guthrie Bridge will replace a former bridge and offer continued service to the region.
Architect: Arizona Dept of Transportation
Engineer: Arizona Dept of Transportation
Contractor: FNF Construction Inc.
University of Phoenix Stadium
University of Phoenix Stadium
Glendale, AZ
Home to the Arizona Cardinals, The Fiesta Bowl, Super Bowl XLII, and many other headlining events, the University of Phoenix Stadium is a monument to the city of Glendale. Tpac produced and erected all stadium risers, raker beams, and stair sections for this state of the art facility.
Architect: HOK
Engineer: TLCP Structural, Inc.
Contractor: Hunt Construction Group/Kiewit Western Co.
NAU Conference Center
NAU Conference Center
Flagstaff, AZ
As part of Northern Arizona University’s master plan, an on-campus conference center and hotel was constructed to compliment the ever growing hospitality demands in the area. Connected to both structures is the 400 parking space garage. Tpac was able to visually match the aesthetics of the adjacent structures with a red brick finish to the exterior spandrel beams making the garage an integral part of the overall mixed-use project.
Architect: Ayers, Saint and Gross Architects and Planners
Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers
Contractor: The Ryan Companies
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson, AZ
Since the late 1980’s, Tpac has been providing prrecast concrete to The Tucson Medical Center from the Medical Center Heliport to the construction of its third Parking facility.
Tpac has been working with Tucson Medical Facility for nearly 25 years consistently building on time and on budget.
Nordstrom Chandler Mall
Nordstrom Chandler Mall
Chandler, AZ
In keeping up with Nordstrom’s standard of excellence, Tpac produced and erected the walls that form the exterior shell of this high-end retailers 144,000 square foot, two story shopping center.
Architect: Callison Architecture
Engineer: A.V. Schwan and Associates
Contractor: Bayley Constructions
Polly Rosenbaum Building
Polly Rosenbaum Building
Phoenix, AZ
This facility of over 124,000 square feet was designed to house and preserve state archives, artifacts and public records that require climate control and special protection. Tpac provided the precast concrete walls that encompass the entire structure. Being a facility designed to protect Arizona’s historical records, while providing areas open to the public for research and reading, the walls Tpac produced and erected were designed to withstand every possible threat, from fire to theft, and even a terrorist attack.
Architect: DWL Architects and Planners
Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers
Contractor: M.A. Mortenson Co.
ADEQ Building
ADEQ Building
Phoenix, AZ
The ADEQ building, located in downtown Phoenix’s Capitol Mall District, is six stories tall, containing over 292,000 square feet of office space occupied entirely by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. Tpac provided all the exterior architectural cladding panels that form the facade of the building, while meeting the needs of the city in providing a brick exterior finish to the first two floors in order to match the adjacent historic Evans House.
Architect: Opus Architects and Engineers
Engineer: Opus Architects and Engineers
Contractor: Opus West Construction Co.
Maricopa County Lower Buckeye Jail
Maricopa County Lower Buckeye Jail
Buckeye, AZ
With the constant changes in inmate housing technology, Tpac has stayed ahead of the curve in producing and erecting Arizona’s largest detention facility. Lower Buckeye Jail is over 600,000 square feet and has an inmate capacity of over 2,400. With the immense coordination and strict schedule adhesion required, Tpac was able to deliver this successful project to the county on-time and within budget.
Architect: DLR Group
Engineer: DLR Group
Contractor: CORE Construction