The 170,000 sq.ft. Biosciences Building for Central Michigan University (CMU) is a four-story research lab and biosciences education building with an additional mechanical penthouse level. The site is located directly to the East of the College of Education and Human Services. This parcel previously housed the Washington Apartment Complex. These structures were demolished to accommodate the construction […]
In a dynamic initiative, Clark Construction Company partnered with Kettering University to elevate Atwood Stadium, initially owned by the city of Flint before being transferred to the University in 2013. The project commenced with the rejuvenation of the 11,000-capacity stadium, enhancing its features such as new turf and upgraded concession stands. This undertaking expanded its […]
This project involved revitalizing a 98,754-square-foot, three-story building constructed in 1928, situated within the Athletic Area on Campus. Despite limited space due to adjacent buildings on the east and west sides, along with the presence of the NCAA track to the south, a comprehensive renovation took place. Extensive architectural, mechanical, and electrical enhancements were undertaken, […]
This comprehensive project entailed the construction of an innovative automotive research area, involving site demolition, earthwork, utility services, drainage improvements, paving, fencing, landscaping, and more. Additionally, the endeavor included the revitalization of a significant portion of an 18-acre brownfield site, featuring a 3.1-acre test pad, new underground utilities, a retention pond, and the establishment of […]
Clark Construction Company served as the construction management provider for the development of comprehensive outdoor recreational and athletic amenities at Oakland University’s main campus in Rochester, Michigan. The new facilities cater to a range of activities, from NCAA Division I sports events like tennis and track and field meets, to club and intramural competitions, along […]
The four-story, 130,000 sq.ft. Bioengineering Research Facility stands as a multi-disciplinary research hub aimed at fostering collaboration between engineering and biomedical research teams, thus advancing bioengineering and engineering health sciences at MSU. With space for 72 principal investigators, the building facilitates cross-discipline cooperation and features an imaging suite on the first floor, animal holding area, […]
This project encompassed the removal of the outdated University of Michigan Field Locker Room facility, making way for a new field hockey team center. Covering 13,000 gross square feet, the new structure accommodates player and coach locker rooms, offices, training amenities, hydrotherapy pools, meeting areas, and broadcast facilities. Additionally, the project included the creation of […]
Originally built in 1951 as a Men’s Dormitory for the University of Michigan, South Quad features a predominantly concrete structure with some steel framing. Its central lower levels encompass the existing kitchen, support facilities, and the first-floor Dining area. The east and west wings serve as residential spaces, as does the central section of the […]
As part of Muskegon Community College’s efforts to bolster science education, a $9.2 million Science Center and Addition was constructed. This visionary initiative aimed to establish a modern science wing equipped with advanced lab equipment, catering to the rising demand for science, math, and technology majors across the nation. The MCC Science Center encompassed a […]
The Ferris State University Michigan College of Optometry is a 91,000 sq.ft. building that provides flexible, state-of-the-art classroom, laboratory, and clinical spaces, along with faculty offices and administrative areas for the Michigan College of Optometry and other departments. State-of-the-art computer laboratories, including network support facilities, are used by students. The facility features distance learning capabilities, […]