Schuster Concrete Construction
Commercial Concrete Contractors in Maryland
The MGM Resort at National Harbor is a key entertainment venue of the Oxon Hill Maryland area. The focus of the $1.4 billion structure is the 125,000 square-foot casino floor.
Other amenities include a 6-story parking garage, a 3,000 seat multi-use theater, a 24-story hotel with 308 guest rooms, a conference center, retail space and several restaurants.
Project Features:
– 1,900,000 sq ft (140,000 cu yds) placed & finished concrete in superstructure
– 35,000 cubic yards of concrete in the footings
– 2,500 tons of rebar used for reinforcement
– All concrete produced on site by Schuster Concrete using portable plants
– Contract Amount: $17,500,000
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Project Features:
12 stories
190,000 square feet of new construction
Inner open atrium from ground level to the roof skylight
60 ft. tall columns
Opening in Spring 2013
Designed by Behnisch Architekten of Stuttgart, Germany in partnership with Baltimore’s Ayers/Saint/Gross, Inc.
LEED Silver Certification supported by Schuster’s use of job site waste recycling, certified lumber, 98% combined recycled materials for rebar, and local materials with recycled content including concrete sourced within 20 miles of the project (from Schuster Concrete plants) and composed of regional materials. [more]
Four Seasons Hotel & Residences — Legg Mason Towers, Baltimore City Harbor East Built simultaneously; 22 story & 28 story multi-tower, post-tensioned structures 5 story – below sea level – parking garages built under each building Bordered on 2 sides by Inner Harbor water line 30 inch thick, 80 feet tall slurry walls PERI […]
Located on Pier 5 in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, this 6-story, 675 car, 212,000 square foot parking garage was built using 8 inch concrete slabs and 36 inch post tensioned beams. The tight confines of the site, which is located adjacent to the water on the edge of the pier, and the close proximity to very busy pedestrian areas along Pratt Street near the National Aquarium, Pier 6 Concert Pavilion and Harbor Place were a few of the challenges presented by this project. [more]
