Healthcare projects demand precision, speed, and flexibility—and the University Health Wheatley Center was no exception. Built by Structure Tone Southwest on a 15,200sf Greenfield site, the new facility was designed to expand access to care for historically underserved neighborhoods. Through close collaboration, creative problem-solving, and community commitment, the team delivered more than a building—it delivered a vital new resource for San Antonio’s residents.

Located at 7 Hudson Square, The Walt Disney Company’s new headquarters redefines what it means to work in media. Built by Structure Tone New York, the project transforms an entire city block into a vertically integrated, media-ready campus designed for broadcast, digital, and editorial excellence. Two 320-foot towers connected by the Great Room form the creative core, surrounded by flexible studios, newsrooms, and terraces that foster collaboration and innovation.

Preventing the spread of mud and other waste on truck tires is a key part of environmental compliance. STO Building Group is expanding the use of trackout mats as a solution.

In summer 2025, the LEGO Group unveiled their US HQ, a new state-of-the-art workspace in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood. Guided by the LEGO Group’s commitment to colleague well-being, sustainability, and collaboration, Structure Tone Boston’s team partnered with BDG Architecture + Design and Syska Hennessy Group to create this colorful, light-filled space spanning six stories within the newly opened Lyrik building at 1001 Boylston Street.

In this episode of Ask the Expert, Michael Signorile, Exterior Envelope Supervisor at Pavarini McGovern, explores the future of building façades, from design reviews to advanced technologies like BIPV and electrochromic glass, offering strategies to achieve high-performance, energy-efficient, and visually striking results.