Text Row
Text rows have a title and display center aligned text. You also have the option to create a two column section if you wish.
Button ShortcodeTwo Column Text Row
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Photo Rows
Photo rows can be large or small depending on whether you want them to be full width or not. You can also choose to use a custom photo and custom/optional project link or you can select a project to generate the photo and link at the same time. This row is a demo of what a two column section looks like. It creates these two columns using CSS3.
Body Text Row
The body text row does a few things at once. It allows you to have an image on the left side aligned with this paragraph, add a title, and automatically resizes to be the same width as Small Photo Rows. Anytime you wish to have another image in your body text, simply add a new body text row and adjust the margins.
To set the captions of images in this row, edit the image in the media library and fill in the caption field. The caption will be pulled from the text in that field.
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Three Column Recent Posts
The following grid is three columns of recent posts.
Project Award: UC Berkeley Heathcock Hall

Plant is performing new construction of a mixed-use building containing state-of-the-art research and laboratory space, support offices, and classrooms for the UC Berkeley College of Chemistry. The six-story (with partial basement interconnecting adjacent buildings) structure will create a focused arrangement of spaces that connect science and learning around three primary program elements: laboratories, write-up spaces, and grouped amenity spaces such as conference and break rooms. Laboratory functions will consist of physical and synthetic chemistry, chemical and biomolecular engineering, and some general purpose spaces.
Additional work includes demolition of a current on-site structure as well as on-site elements such as a retaining wall and pedestrian egress bridge; a new exterior generator yard with storage tank; the relocation of an underground fresh air shaft; construction of a new terraced landscape; and relocation of existing underground utilities, all on a busy intersection of the active campus. Designed by renowned architect HOK, the project is being built to achieve LEED Gold certification.
Plant has completed over a dozen projects on campus, including several ongoing projects such as the Academic Seismic Replacement Building and Dwinelle Hall Annex. Work is set to start in Q1 of 2024.
Read MoreProject Award: Market Street Garage
We are excited to announce that the City of San José has awarded Plant the contract for the Market Street Garage Improvements project. The design team consists of architect Group 4 Architecture, structural engineer KTA Engineering, and mechanical/plumbing engineer IMEG. Other key design and trade partners include Giampolini Group, J & J Acoustics, Taft Electric, Summit Steel Works, Securetech Fence Systems, Performance Contracting, Coastwide Environmental Technologies, Aire Sheet Metal, Alumawall, Castro Plumbing, and The Lawson Roofing Company.
The scope of work includes repairs to the existing six-level parking structure to prepare it for the installation of new public art on its primary facades. Plant will demolish existing Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) panels mounted on existing facades; repair and repaint the exterior architectural and structural building elements; and install new drainage as well as electrical work.
Congratulations to Vice President & Construction Manager Darcy Narduzzi and her team as we continue to grow our presence in Silicon Valley!
Read MoreProject Award: The Beverly Hilton Public Spaces
We are excited to announce that Cain International has awarded Plant the contract for The Beverly Hilton Public Spaces Renovation as part of the 17.5-acre One Beverly Hills development. The design team consists of master planner Foster + Partners, architect of record Adamson Associates Architects, and interior designer David Collins Studio. Other key stakeholders and design and trade partners include Oasis West Realty, LLC, Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers, Glumac, Jensen Hughes, KGM Architectural Lighting, Ricca Design Studios, Allegion, Salter, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, and Encore Design Services.
Upgrades to the iconic hotel include the reception and concierge areas, lobby, dining space, retail space, event lounge and arcade, International Ballroom, Beverly Ballroom, Wilshire Ballroom, restrooms, new stairs and back-of-house rooms, pre-function space, and meeting rooms. All work is taking place while the building remains occupied.
Plant’s project team has already successfully completed work in the team dining areas, which finished on time prior to the Milken 2025 Conference. The fast-track, phased schedule for the remainder of the scope is slated for completion in Q1 of 2028.
Congratulations to President & CEO Chris Rivielle, Vice President Travis Knight, and their team members on a sensational win as Plant continues to grow its presence in Southern California!
Read MoreProject Award: UC Berkeley Cal Softball Field
We are excited to announce that the University of California, Berkeley has awarded Plant the contract for the Cal Softball Field Renovation in Berkeley, CA. HOK, with whom we are currently delivering Heathcock Hall, is the project architect.
Plant will demolish and rebuild the existing Cal Softball Field to meet safety and NCAA Division I competition standards. These upgrades will include improved field dimensions, training facilities, team locker rooms, permanent spectator seating, and access improvements.
The softball field will receive a new, 30,500-square-foot, two-story precast concrete structure that will house the bullpen, concourse, and press box, and an additional 1,511 permanent seats will be added, surrounding the field. Additionally, the renovations will include 8,500 square feet of enclosed spaces made up of locker rooms, press box, lounges, and training rooms. The field will receive new fine gained aggregate material in the infield, synthetic turf will replace grass in the outfield, and a new LED scoreboard will be installed for spectators. The project team will pursue LEED Gold certification.
Plant’s in-house Concrete Division will perform structural foundations, architectural concrete walls, concourse level concrete slab, and built-up slabs. Additionally, they will complete retaining walls, concrete stairs, and full sitework concrete.
Construction will begin after the last home game of the 2025 season, with completion slated for the start of the 2027 season. Go Bears!
Congratulations to all involved in this winning effort, including Brian Main and Mike Paves!
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Project Award: UC Berkeley Heathcock Hall

Plant is performing new construction of a mixed-use building containing state-of-the-art research and laboratory space, support offices, and classrooms for the UC Berkeley College of Chemistry. The six-story (with partial basement interconnecting adjacent buildings) structure will create a focused arrangement of spaces that connect science and learning around three primary program elements: laboratories, write-up spaces, and grouped amenity spaces such as conference and break rooms. Laboratory functions will consist of physical and synthetic chemistry, chemical and biomolecular engineering, and some general purpose spaces.
Additional work includes demolition of a current on-site structure as well as on-site elements such as a retaining wall and pedestrian egress bridge; a new exterior generator yard with storage tank; the relocation of an underground fresh air shaft; construction of a new terraced landscape; and relocation of existing underground utilities, all on a busy intersection of the active campus. Designed by renowned architect HOK, the project is being built to achieve LEED Gold certification.
Plant has completed over a dozen projects on campus, including several ongoing projects such as the Academic Seismic Replacement Building and Dwinelle Hall Annex. Work is set to start in Q1 of 2024.
Read MoreProject Award: Market Street Garage
We are excited to announce that the City of San José has awarded Plant the contract for the Market Street Garage Improvements project. The design team consists of architect Group 4 Architecture, structural engineer KTA Engineering, and mechanical/plumbing engineer IMEG. Other key design and trade partners include Giampolini Group, J & J Acoustics, Taft Electric, Summit Steel Works, Securetech Fence Systems, Performance Contracting, Coastwide Environmental Technologies, Aire Sheet Metal, Alumawall, Castro Plumbing, and The Lawson Roofing Company.
The scope of work includes repairs to the existing six-level parking structure to prepare it for the installation of new public art on its primary facades. Plant will demolish existing Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) panels mounted on existing facades; repair and repaint the exterior architectural and structural building elements; and install new drainage as well as electrical work.
Congratulations to Vice President & Construction Manager Darcy Narduzzi and her team as we continue to grow our presence in Silicon Valley!
Read MoreProject Award: The Beverly Hilton Public Spaces
We are excited to announce that Cain International has awarded Plant the contract for The Beverly Hilton Public Spaces Renovation as part of the 17.5-acre One Beverly Hills development. The design team consists of master planner Foster + Partners, architect of record Adamson Associates Architects, and interior designer David Collins Studio. Other key stakeholders and design and trade partners include Oasis West Realty, LLC, Saiful Bouquet Structural Engineers, Glumac, Jensen Hughes, KGM Architectural Lighting, Ricca Design Studios, Allegion, Salter, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, and Encore Design Services.
Upgrades to the iconic hotel include the reception and concierge areas, lobby, dining space, retail space, event lounge and arcade, International Ballroom, Beverly Ballroom, Wilshire Ballroom, restrooms, new stairs and back-of-house rooms, pre-function space, and meeting rooms. All work is taking place while the building remains occupied.
Plant’s project team has already successfully completed work in the team dining areas, which finished on time prior to the Milken 2025 Conference. The fast-track, phased schedule for the remainder of the scope is slated for completion in Q1 of 2028.
Congratulations to President & CEO Chris Rivielle, Vice President Travis Knight, and their team members on a sensational win as Plant continues to grow its presence in Southern California!
Read MoreProject Award: UC Berkeley Cal Softball Field
We are excited to announce that the University of California, Berkeley has awarded Plant the contract for the Cal Softball Field Renovation in Berkeley, CA. HOK, with whom we are currently delivering Heathcock Hall, is the project architect.
Plant will demolish and rebuild the existing Cal Softball Field to meet safety and NCAA Division I competition standards. These upgrades will include improved field dimensions, training facilities, team locker rooms, permanent spectator seating, and access improvements.
The softball field will receive a new, 30,500-square-foot, two-story precast concrete structure that will house the bullpen, concourse, and press box, and an additional 1,511 permanent seats will be added, surrounding the field. Additionally, the renovations will include 8,500 square feet of enclosed spaces made up of locker rooms, press box, lounges, and training rooms. The field will receive new fine gained aggregate material in the infield, synthetic turf will replace grass in the outfield, and a new LED scoreboard will be installed for spectators. The project team will pursue LEED Gold certification.
Plant’s in-house Concrete Division will perform structural foundations, architectural concrete walls, concourse level concrete slab, and built-up slabs. Additionally, they will complete retaining walls, concrete stairs, and full sitework concrete.
Construction will begin after the last home game of the 2025 season, with completion slated for the start of the 2027 season. Go Bears!
Congratulations to all involved in this winning effort, including Brian Main and Mike Paves!
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