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Empire Energy and Largo Team Up for Off-Shore Wind Project

Empire Energy’s Offshore Division, a leading force in offshore wind engineering, procurement, and construction, has partnered with Largo Concrete, the premier structural concrete contractor. This partnership will leverage Empire Energy Offshore’s project portfolio and deep industry knowledge alongside Largo’s exceptional concrete expertise to drive innovative solutions and sustainable infrastructure in the growing offshore wind sector.

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Malibu High School Tops Out

The new Malibu High School this month is a low-rise building for the Santa Monica School District was designed by NAC Architecture and Thornton Tomasetti structural engineers. Largo is working with general contractor CW Driver on the new building which will house classroom, administrative office, library, and cafeteria space located on the north side of Morning View Drive.

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The NOW Tops Out

At the corner of Sunset and La Cienega along the iconic Sunset Strip, Largo is finishing up the concrete work the NOW high-end commercial development on. Heavily decorated with exposed architectural white concrete, the 79,214 square foot building features three levels of below grade parking and four levels of leasable space.

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UCSD Pepper Canyon Tops Out

Largo topped out at the two tallest residential buildings in the University of California system this month at UC San Diego in La Jolla, California. The Pepper Canyon West Living and Learning Neighborhood will provide 1,310 single-occupancy rooms for transfer and upper-division students in two high-rise towers and is expected to be open for the Fall 2024 semester.
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Alloy Santa Fe Tops Out

Largo is ready to top out at the Alloy Santa Fe development in Los Angeles this September. Located on the west end of the 4th Street Bridge, Alloy is the first high-rise structure in LA’s Historic Arts District on the west side of the LA River. Read more