Construction Management
Building with Precision. Delivering with Integrity.
At ARCHistructure, our Construction Management services are designed to safeguard your investment while ensuring timely, cost-efficient project delivery. As seasoned builders with a foundation in mass concrete, high-rise, and complex infrastructure, we bring deep field knowledge and executive oversight to every phase of the construction lifecycle.
Our Approach
We don’t just manage construction—we lead it.
From preconstruction through closeout, our team acts as an extension of the owner, overseeing every element of planning, procurement, schedule, safety, cost, and quality. Our approach is proactive, detail-driven, and grounded in constructibility—ensuring your project is not only built to design, but built to perform.
What Sets Us Apart
✔ Structural Expertise:
We specialize in concrete-intensive construction, from podium and mid-rise developments to 30+ story towers, ensuring structural efficiency from foundation through top-out.
✔ Developer’s Mindset:
We understand risk, budget, and pro forma constraints. Our construction management services are informed by decades of working directly with developers, equity partners, and lenders.
✔ On-Site Leadership:
We maintain a hands-on presence on-site—managing subcontractors, resolving issues in real time, and ensuring work proceeds safely and sequentially.
✔ Transparent Communication:
We provide clear, timely updates to all stakeholders through real-time reporting, collaborative scheduling tools, and weekly executive summaries.
Our Services Include:
Preconstruction Planning & Budgeting
Design Coordination & Constructibility Review
Schedule Development & Critical Path Management
Procurement & Trade Partner Coordination
On-site Supervision & Quality Control
Cost Control & Pay Application Management
Change Order Review & Value Engineering
Commissioning, Close-Out, and Turnover
Proven Results
With over 17 million square feet of completed construction and a reputation for delivering complex projects under tight timelines, our Construction Management team has earned the trust of private developers, public agencies, and institutional partners.
Whether you’re building a multifamily tower, a retail center, or a government facility—our team ensures that every dollar is well spent, every milestone is met, and every detail is executed to the highest standard.
Let’s Build Smarter, Together
We don’t just manage projects—we take ownership.
Contact us today to discuss your project and discover how our construction management expertise can bring your vision to life.
YEAR
2022
LOCATION
Hollywood, California
UNITS
588
RESIDENCES
100% Affordable
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YEAR
2023
LOCATION
Hollywood, California
UNITS
79units +50K sf commerical
RESIDENCES
100% Affordable
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INNOVATIVE
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
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