CityCenter

Las Vegas, NV

As currently envisioned, CityCenter represents the most significant privately financed project in the United States. It will boast a 60-story, 4,000-room hotel tower; two 400-room high-end, non-gaming hotels; approximately 2,700 luxury condominium and hotel/condominium units; and a retail district featuring approximately 500,000 square feet of retail, dining and entertainment under a crystalline canopy of unprecedented brilliance.

The mixed-use development, built on 76 acres along the Las Vegas Strip between the Bellagio and Monte Carlo resorts, confirms a cultural and lifestyle revival of city living. The groundbreaking design introduces a dazzling vertical city in the heart of Las Vegas' sprawling horizontal grid.

Each building within CityCenter is designed in accordance with the strict guidelines of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program administered by the US Green Building Council.

For more information specific to contracting opportunities for minority and woman-owned as well as disadvantaged firms at CityCenter, you may call (702) 650-4329.

CityCenter Team

Developers: MGM MIRAGE

Master Planners: Ehrenkrantz, Eckstut & Kuhn Architects

Executive Architect: Gensler

Primary Contractor: Perini Building Co.

Executive Construction Manager: Tishman Construction Corporation

Architects of Record: HKS for the hotel/casino; Leo A Daly for the residential areas;

Adamson Associates for the two non-gaming hotels

Retail and Entertainment District

Designed by Studio Daniel Libeskind, CityCenter's retail district will feature international luxury brands and high-end couture under a crystalline canopy of unprecedented brilliance. For the interior architecture, David Rockwell and Rockwell Group will create an experiential environment within the retail district complementing the overall city scene. This inviting neighborhood of unique retail shops, dining and entertainment venues will form the core of this urban metropolis.

Caesars Palace Colosseum Showroom

Las Vegas, Nevada

The 4,148-seat, 189,529-square-foot Caesars Palace Colosseum Showroom - designed by Glover Smith Bode - required us to coordinate our construction activities closely with the theater design team (Scéno Plus) to meet the discerning expectations of the facility's resident headliner, pop singer Celine Dion.

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Jobing.com Arena (formerly Glendale Arena)

Glendale, Arizona

The new home of the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes is the fastest-built arena of its kind in the U.S. Designed by HOK Sports + Venue + Event for Arena Development LLC, the 17,500-seat, 600,000-square-foot multi-purpose area was built in just 19 months (June '02 thru December '03) by a project team that involved 2,000 people working on site performing 10,000 specific, scheduled activities.

Mohegan Sun Arena

Uncasville, Connecticut

The 10,000-seat Mohegan Sun Arena is home to some of the greatest sports and entertainment acts in the country.

The facility features 30,000 square feet of configurable exhibition space and a 400-foot clear span. Located near the center of the 4.9-million-square-foot expansion project, the multi-purpose arena was a critical milestone in allowing Perini to advance work on the podium structure.

US Airways Center (formerly America West Arena)

Phoenix, Arizona

The 20,000-seat arena is home of the NBA's Phoenix Suns, includes main and practice courts, training facilities, restaurants, concession areas and an attached five-level parking structure for 900 vehicles.

The cast-in-place concrete facility, with 32-feet-deep steel trusses spanning more than 320 feet of roofing, also includes a food court, office space, and back-of-house kitchen.

Chase Field ( formerly Bank One Ballpark)

Phoenix, Arizona

The home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, 2001 MLB Champions, was built in 842 days and represents the complexity and sophistication of sporting venues and multi-purpose arenas constructed by the Company throughout the United States.

SouthShore Golf Clubhouse

Henderson, NV

Not all of Perini's projects fall into the "megaproject" category. In fact, we pride ourselves on our ability to apply equal enthusiasm and our highest standards of performance to smaller projects such as the SouthShore Golf Clubhouse in Henderson, NV. The 30,000-square-foot private, luxury clubhouse designed by DFD CornoyerHedrick features a 24-foot rotunda, dining room, library, and locker room.

As a design/build project, Perini had sole source responsibility for managing the design and construction of the facility. Whether design/build or the more traditional design-bid-build, we believe that whenever the contractor and design team can work together beginning at the earliest stages of a project, the result is a project of higher value, representing a significantly larger return on the Owner's investment.

San Jose Multi-Purpose Arena

San Jose, CA

This 650,000 s.f. arena is home to the NHL's San Jose Sharks. The tiered, dual-level, oval-shaped seating bowl holds 20,000 spectators for concerts, 19,400 for basketball and 18,000 for hockey. The facility consists of 4 levels and includes locker rooms, office and pressrooms, private club and restaurants, concession stands, 21 luxury suites and 54 suites equipped with full wet bars and television monitors.

Nashville Multi-Purpose Arena

Nashville, Tennessee

The 20,000-seat arena includes a sound stage-quality rehearsal facility, a "backstage tour" attraction, a music bar, the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, visitors center, hospitality center and more.

Twenty luxury suites were built on the third level of the arena with the capacity to build an additional 44 suites.

There are 1,500 premium seats on the fourth level for a total of five levels of seating in the arena.

The Palace Of Auburn Hills

Auburn Hills, Michigan

This 22,076-seat, 470,000-square-foot arena was completed in just over two years. The arena offers 45 rows of seats, 180 private box suites on three levels and has parking for 8,000 vehicles. Additional facilities include the Piston's offices and team locker rooms, entertainer’s dressing rooms, arena management offices and a heliport on the roof.

Concession stands, fast food units and 150-seat restaurant with full service kitchen. Features include state-of-the-art sound systems, four giant TV screens, electronic message display score board, closed circuit TV, sophisticated lighting, climate controlled environment, high power electrical system and fire suppression sprinklers.

Hard Rock Live!

Hollywood, FL

As part of the Seminoles Paradise retail and entertainment development in Hollywood, FL, Hard Rock Live! is a 5,500-seat, 120,000-square-foot multi-purpose arena designed by Morris Architects of Orlando. To date, the versatile venue has hosted sporting events, rock concerts and conventions.