UC Berkeley Gateway
Located along a prominent entryway at the northern edge of the UC Berkeley campus, the 365,000 square foot Gateway building will be the home of the College of Computing, Data Science, and Society (CDSS), the first new college at UC Berkeley in 50 years. Serving as Executive Architect, Gensler collaborated with Weiss/Manfredi and Magnusson Klemencic Associates to realize this S-shaped structure with a capacity of over 1,300 faculty, students, researchers, and staff. In addition to the fabrication complexities associated with the multitude of architecturally exposed pipe columns and elliptical slab edges contained within the project, Cives worked extensively with steel suppliers throughout the country to source raw materials from those suppliers most dedicated to minimizing their environmental impact. With the topping out of the main structure completed in June 2024, the project is on schedule to open in time for the 2025-2026 academic year.
VCU Town of Champion Truck Completed
Viking Cives (VCU) Harrisville, NY, has proudly completed the assembly of a new truck for the Town of Champion, NY. This addition to the highway department’s fleet will significantly improve snow removal efforts, ensuring safer and more accessible roads for residents during the harsh North Country winters. The truck is equipped with modern technology, making […]
NWD Teton River Project
On October 3, 2021, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints announced the Teton River Temple in Rexburg, ID. Flash forward 3.5 years later – June 6th 2025, Cives Steel NWD hung the first column in the 1,265 ton temple. The Teton River Temple is just 1 of 382 Temples of The Church of […]
Project Managers Meeting
As part of Cives’ valued commitment to Development, we recently gathered the entirety of our Project Management staff in Memphis, TN for several days of training, brainstorming, and team building. With a group of employees ranging in personal Project Management experience of several months to over (40) years, we were able to relive and learn […]