Culture

A quantum facility is the physical environment designed to house, support, and operate quantum computing systems. It may include research and development space, advanced manufacturing and assembly areas, classical computing infrastructure, specialized utilities, and the highly controlled rooms where quantum hardware operates.

Digital Classics

When we first established STO Mission Critical, it was hard to picture how much the data center landscape would change. Back then, data centers were just small server rooms tucked away in offices, not the huge facilities we see now. By the late 1980s, as personal computers became common in offices, the need for local area network (LAN) computing power increased. Server rooms expanded into full office-floor data centers.

Govan Brown Building Group (GBBG)’s work with the City of Toronto has evolved through a series of projects focused on addressing complex housing needs. Along the way, that experience has fostered a collaborative working relationship and a deeper understanding of the City’s priorities for delivering housing that responds to urgent community needs while meeting rigorous expectations for sustainability and long-term operational performance.

Over a decade ago, forward thinking leaders in Leon County, Florida had a vision to bring the community’s emergency services and critical operations together under one modern, resilient roof. Today, that safety complex not only set a standard for the region but also changed the trajectory of Ajax Building Company’s business.

The best field leaders know that culture, adaptability, purpose, and a winning mindset undergird the strongest jobsites—determining whether success is a one-time event or the foundation of every project.