Blueface - Broadcast & Media Construction | Structure Tone International
Structure Tone is a global leader in construction management and general contracting services with offices located in the US, UK, and Ireland. Founded in 1971, the company is among the world’s top twenty construction companies worldwide, responsible for more than $3.5B in annual construction volume.
Structure Tone recently completed the fit-out of the new Blueface (a Comcast Business Company) corporate headquarters at Number 2 North Dock, Dublin 2. The fit-out is 15,000sqft with high-end finishes.
Structure Tone managed the massive fit-out of WarnerMedia’s headquarters at Hudson Yards, a move that combines the organization’s divisions, including CNN, truTV, Warner Bros., and HBO, in one location.
Pavarini was chosen to conduct construction management of a multimedia studio for iTV’s new Stamford, CT location. This 30,000sf interior project is located in The Village, a newly constructed and highly innovative campus on Canal Street.
Comcast Technology Center
Blending technology, creativity, and sustainable design, Comcast is creating a high-rise Silicon Valley in downtown Philadelphia.
Structure Tone Southwest managed construction of a new broadcast studio and production facility, as well as office support space, for Comcast SportsNet.
Pavarini North East provided preconstruction and construction management services for the development of NBC Sports Group's centralized broadcast production facility.
Structure Tone provided construction services for this confidential media client’s two-floor office build-out. The space encompasses approximately 50,000sf and serves as the company’s executive and support staff offices for the New York headquarters.
Structure Tone Southwest completed the 12,000sf of tenant improvement on the 11th floor within an occupied building for the urban-oriented, multi-media company.
Amazon's 46,000sf photography studio is situated on Geffrye Street under the arches of the East London train line near Hoxton railway station. The building itself was a former glass factory and a steam train repair yard that date back more than 100 years.
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