Case Studies

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ALL Crane helps construct new women’s health center in Columbus

Gulf Shores’ newest hotel gets a tower assist from ALL Crane

Dream team of cranes helps construct Knoxville ballpark/residential complex

ALL deploys two tower cranes to build Orlando apartment complex

Two jobs, two ATs, one Columbus street

ALL Family unveils new Potain IGO T 99 self-erecting towers at UW residence hall construction

ALL uses single crawler to assist construction of medical building in Panama Beach City

Central Contractor’s Service helps build Obama Library on Chicago’s South Side

Building boom has ALL’s Knoxville branch at epicenter

Four cranes, four ALL branches, one perfectly executed quad lift

Two tower cranes on small lot near baseball stadium build Minneapolis’ next great high-rise project

Small army of cranes helps construct Pritzker Military Archives Center in Wisconsin

Central Contractors Service builds ALL’s tallest-ever tower crane

Building a hotel might sound like routine construction, but when you’re in the tourist town of Panama City Beach, Florida—and you’re building directly on the beach—nothing is routine.

On Nov. 14, 2020, the Ohio State Buckeyes did not play at Maryland as scheduled—another college football postponement brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

Signs of Detroit’s comeback continue with a massive revitalization project of downtown’s most recognizable high-rise. The 38-story Book Tower opened in 1926, preceded in 1917.

Construction of a plush new precast high-rise condominium building is underway in downtown Minneapolis.

The Ohio Department of Transportation’s 70/71 Columbus project, also known as Columbus Crossroads, rolls on with improvements to the East Broad Street bridge over I-71.

The heart of a new wastewater treatment facility in Newton County, Georgia, consists of a liquid-holding structure made of precast concrete panels. The massive 1.25-million-gallons-per-day A. Scott Emmons Water Reclamation Facility, once completed, will serve growing business activity in the city of Social Circle as well as nearby residences.