Construction

Construction at Focus is about more than the art + science of building. It reflects a transparent commitment to ownership, the people who will occupy the space when the work is done, and respect for the neighborhood that was there before we arrived.

Competencies

The power of Focus’ construction philosophy, Sightlines™, is found at the intersection of foresight and experience. By anticipating the impact construction has on competing priorities, and maintaining open lines of communication, the company skillfully transforms a vision into a tangible entity while adhering to budget and schedules, and mitigating owner risk. Anticipating the unforeseen is Focus’ mindset and creates a great experience from preconstruction through closeout.

Preconstruction

As owner advocates, construction becomes involved at the earliest possible stages of a project to deliver value engineering that ensures constructability from the onset. Using an innovative approach to construction systems, the best direction is developed.

Construction

Delivering on desired expectations is paramount. Knowledge allows us to anticipate the unforeseen, addressing potential situations before they become issues. Focus field leadership and Project Managers understand how buildings wear over extended periods of time. As owners consider building equity, they rely on our ability to adjust construction methods to diminish the effects of age and settlement. Schedules and budget are meticulously maintained and support pre-leasing activities, marketing and sales and leasing efforts.

Post Construction

Maximum success cannot be achieved until the final two percent of the project is addressed. With an open-door policy, Focus’ solution mindset quickly minimizes impact on property operations.

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Construction Team

Steeped in architectural design and engineering, Focus Project Managers and field leadership are uniquely able to deliver the best outcomes by considering multiple perspectives.

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