Commercial & Institutional Projects

Fluor provided both design and construction services for the 39-story Aladdin Resort and Casino, including the retail shell and core, as well as for the entire project site development. The 34-acre Aladdin Resort, with 4.7 million square feet of facilities, includes the following:

• 2,600 superior guest rooms and suites
• A 100,000-square-foot casino, featuring a four-story ceiling and multiple overlooks plus 2,800 slot machines and 87 table games
• Desert Passage at the Aladdin, a 500,000-square-foot "shopping adventure" featuring retail, dining, entertainment, and nightlife
• The London Club at the Aladdin, a 30,000-square-foot European-style casino within a casino
• 100,000 square feet of flexible pre-function and conference space featuring 18 breakout rooms
• Six restaurants ranging from casual to elegant
• Two outdoor swimming pools on a sixth-floor terrace

Fluor provided construction management services for Pfizer's Global Research and Development Headquarters, the largest privately funded biomedical research enterprise in the world. Located on a peninsula at the mouth of New London's Thames River and overlooking Long Island Sound, the facility is the headquarters for Pfizer's cutting-edge medical research programs involving more than 12,000 Pfizer researchers around the world. The facility includes:

• Three, six-story office buildings comprising 750,000 square feet
• 555,000 square feet of support facilities, including:
  • 700 seat cafeteria with a personal services mall
  • 200 seat interactive training space
  • Self-contained data center
  • 1,750 car parking structure
  • Day care center
  • Formal welcome center for visitors

Fluor was selected to provide preconstruction and construction management services for this “complete destination” arts complex, which will result in a 2,000-seat concert hall and a 500-seat multi-purpose theater. The center's design, created by world-renowned architect Cesar Pelli, employs an undulating glass curtainwall for the front elevation and limestone cladding elsewhere. The structure is poured-in-place concrete using acoustical joints throughout to isolate the performance areas.

The 260,000-square-foot complex will accommodate extensive backstage support spaces, such as:

• Dressing rooms
• Rehearsal rooms
• Private practice rooms

The complex will also feature a 5-star restaurant.

Fluor is currently providing program management/construction management services to develop a new campus in Egypt. The project will transform a 260-acre greenfield site into a campus for approximately 5,000 students.