Staples Construction Company

We are sending a huge "Thank You!" to Lake, our summer Project Engineering Intern. Not only is he smart, driven, and organized, he is also enthusiastic and just plain fun to be around. We had an amazing time working alongside him as he learned the ropes of what it means to be a Project Engineer and we can't wait to see him again as his education progresses.

Urban infill in an historic neighborhood with zero lot lines can often be a challenge. Check out how Bryson Legacy, little brother to the Bryson Hotel Apartments in MacArthur Park, proved to be a thrilling experience for those working every day to find creative answers to some of construction's most pressing questions. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/gkPEHpGP

Paige is another of our new all-star project engineers. From creating her own clickable log that links to all of her most-used documents to uncovering historic 1920's bricks, Paige loves the never-ending ability to learn something new on a project site.

In the ever-evolving landscape of the construction industry, adapting to changing workforce dynamics is not just a necessity, but it is a strategic imperative. With near constant technological advancements, demographic shifts, and evolving market demands, construction companies must proactively address these changes to attract and retain top talent. Check the link to see how we are leading the charge. https://lnkd.in/gZhU8HUZ

Meet Erick, a new addition to the Staples team. As a fresh graduate holding the position of Project Engineer, his attention to detail and positive attitude make him a dependable team player. With his favorite workday beverage on hand, Erick gets things done and gets them done right. Join us in welcoming Erick to the team!

In celebration of the Olympics taking place this month, we are showcasing a few of our photo contest winners currently working on sports and athletics projects. Congratulations to our July winners Mitch Wise for his photo of a higher education sports arena and Tony Christian for his photo of a higher education stadium. Two of our other July winners include Matthew Forrest for his photo of flushing the fire water line at the Dolores Huerta Gardens multifamily project for the Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation and Paige Vasquez-Housley for her photo of the steel framing being removed at the O’Gara Coach Beverly Hills Showroom.

Curtis is one of Staples' new additions and we are thrilled to have him as a part of our team as a Project Engineer. As a pancake lover and secret acoustic guitar player, he fits right in with the rest of us and we can't wait to learn more about him.

In an era where environmental responsibility is essential, construction companies are increasingly adopting sustainable practices to minimize their ecological footprint and contribute to a greener future. This encompasses a wide range of practices and techniques aimed at reducing environmental impact, conserving resources, and creating healthier and more efficient buildings. Check out the link in our bio for out top ten ways construction companies can be sustainable.

Kyle is Staples Construction's project superintendent with the most balance on two wheels. His sharp instincts and quick reflexes, honed by his hobby of motocross, make him an invaluable asset for making informed and crucial decisions on the job site.

Continuing our celebration of Staples' photo contest winners, for June we are proud to recognize Greg Cook for his photo of new ADA parking sidewalks and landscaping, Tyler Drinnon for his photo of new roof framing, Lori Sayles for her photo of awnings being framed out at Vista Campanario multifamily development, and Tatiana Pinal's photo of painters on the existing building domed roof at Avalon Apartments.