Globally-Recognized Developer and Builder Skanska is a 130-year-old global real estate development and construction company founded in Stockholm, Sweden. Our company has prospered by remaining true to our core values: caring for life, acting ethically and transparently, being better together and committing to customers. We are proud to have been featured on Fortune’s list of the World’s Most Admired Companies. Skanska has a market capitalization of $9.7 billion and revenue in 2016 totaled nearly $18 billion. Skanska operates in 11 countries and has four business streams: Commercial Development, Construction, Infrastructure Development and Residential Development. Our integrated platform, strong balance sheet and ability to draw upon the resources of a global company of 41,000 employees allow us to pursue and deliver some of the world’s most complex projects.
Skanska develops high-quality, innovative and sustainable real estate projects, which aim to achieve a minimum of LEEDÂŽ Gold certification. We focus on the development of properties located in select core urban markets in Scandinavia, Europe and the United States. In the U.S., Skanska focuses on Class-A office and multifamily, transit-oriented developments. Our goal is to create compelling environments that enable occupants to thrive. We work with designers that understand our vision and commitment to developing properties that connect to the community and focus on the occupant. We leverage our experience to create emerging sustainable design solutions that enhance the tenant experience and support the environment. Our unique property development platform is predicated on our self-financing business model. This provides our local development teams the freedom to be thoughtful and to experiment with innovative approaches and technologies. It also allows us to be flexible and move quickly. Furthermore, we have the distinctive advantage of partnering with our world-class construction teams to build and execute our development projects. From project conception through construction completion, we work collaboratively with our construction group to deliver successful development projects.
Heron Tower London, United Kingdom
30 St Mary Axe (Gherkin)
MetLife Stadium
London, United Kingdom
East Rutherford, NJ
World Trade Center Transit Hub
Expo Line Phase 2
Regional Connector
New York, NY
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA
LA Metro light rail line connecting Culver City to Santa Monica
Rail line in Downtown LA connecting the LA Metro Gold, Expo, Red, Blue and Purple lines
Global
United States
In the past 10 years Skanska has invested
Skanska has invested
of equity in development projects globally, of which $7.3 billion were for commercial development projects.
of equity in ground-up commercial development projects in the U.S. since 2009.
$16.7 Billion
$1.5 Billion
101 Seaport
101 Seaport
Capitol Tower
2112 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Boston, MA
Boston, MA
Houston, TX
Washington, D.C.
2+U Seattle, WA
733 10th Street, NW
Capitol Tower
Washington, D.C.
Houston, TX
Our Work
Commercial Development in the US
Washington, D.C.
2112 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C.
2112 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
2112 Penn is situated on the prestigious Pennsylvania Avenue, just blocks from the White House, surrounded by iconic national monuments. Designed ahead of the curve with glass fins that create a unique undulating landmark. The trophy project is comprised of 230,000 SF of office and 10,000 SF of ground floor retail, all designed with high-end, sophisticated tenants in mind. Tenants will experience panoramic views of Washington from the expansive roof terrace.
Washington, D.C.
99 M Street, SE
99M, located in the dynamic neighborhood of the Capitol Riverfront, offers 220,000 SF of office and 10,000 SF of ground floor retail serving as an amenity to both the tenants and the neighborhood. The vibrant Capitol Riverfront, a place that connects urban living, water and people, features more than 10 acres of public parks and open space, two miles of continuous Anacostia Riverwalk Trail, and a booming retail scene.
Washington, D.C.
RESA - 22 M Street, NE
Located in NoMa, the most connected neighborhood in Washington, D.C., RESA (Ree-Sah), meaning journey in Swedish, offers a collection of 326 unique apartments. Rising 12 stories and boasting a sleek design, RESA features distinct amenities, including a sweeping rooftop terrace complete with expansive, unparalleled views. Every element of this extraordinary apartment building has been crafted to stand out and apart – offering residents a chance to relax, catch some rays, and enjoy a dip in the shimmering rooftop pool after a rewarding workout in the state-of-the-art fitness center. RESA hosts an exciting 7,431 SF of retail space in an up and coming bustling destination. RESA’s front door sits on the NoMa Meander, a vibrant and welcoming four block pedestrian walkway featuring retail, curated events, and green space.
Washington, D.C.
Tyber Place, 44 and 88 M Street, NE
Tyber Place offers 585,000 SF of innovative, LEEDŽ Platinum office space and 30,000 SF of restaurants and retail located just 950 feet from the NoMa – Gallaudet U Red Line Metro Station. Tyber Place is located on the NoMa Meander, a four block vibrant and welcoming pedestrian walkway that runs North/ South from Pierce Street to New York Avenue between North Capitol and First Streets, NE that include green spaces, seating, water elements and retail.
Washington, D.C.
733 10th Street, NW
773 10th Street showcases a unique partnership in the redevelopment of one of Washington’s oldest congregations, the First Congregational United Church of Christ. The building is architecturally distinctive as six sides of glass façade rests above a striking brick base. Outstandingly located near the heart of the central business district, the building is adjacent to Metro Center and Gallery Place, two central terminals that service all five subway lines. It is a landmark project for Skanska USA Commercial Development as the first project to deliver in the U.S.
Arlington, VA
1776 Wilson Blvd
1776 Wilson Blvd is at the top of the market in sustainability with a LEED Platinum design. Its high-performance glass with low solar heat gain and on-site renewable energy with photovoltaic panels on the roof combined with other innovative sustainable design features result in an estimated 24% reduction in annual energy costs.
Houston, TX
West Memorial Place
Houston, provides tenants a true campus setting on the footstep of one of Houston’s most-traveled parks with over 50 miles of hike and bike trails. The two building campus offers over 715,000 square feet of office space, lush outdoor spaces and unique amenities that truly allow for life and work to naturally connect.
Houston, TX
in the Energy Corridor of
West Memorial Place
Houston, TX
West Memorial Place
West Memorial Place, located
filled office tower at the center of downtown Houston. Featuring a light filled triple height space with next generation retail, unique restaurant concepts and abundant “third space,” Capitol Tower will offer tenants and all of downtown Houston a true gathering space to meet, collaborate and work outside the office. The tower will be 35 stories with 750,000 square feet of office and feature over 20,000 square feet of retail. Capitol Tower will be Houston’s only LEED Platinum v4 office building, making it the most sustainable building in Houston.
Houston, TX
future-proof and amenity
Capitol Tower
Capitol Tower is a dynamic,
Houston, TX
3009 Post Oak
Boston, MA
101 Seaport
Boston, MA
101 Seaport
101 Seaport is Boston’s only LEED® Platinum v3 office building, making it the city’s most sustainable commercial building on Boston’s Most Sustainable Block – developed and built by Skanska. Headquartered by PwC, Skanska pushed the limits of sustainability employing a triple-glazed curtain wall and a chilledbeam mechanical system, both firsts in the city. Skanska delivered 101 Seaport and PwC’s space in 34 months from site acquisition by leveraging our unique platform of self-financing and in-house construction.
Boston, MA
Watermark Seaport
Watermark Seaport opened in March 2016 and was 95 percent leased by November 2016, commanding some of the highest multi-family rents in Boston. Skanska created a unique residential experience at Watermark Seaport through meticulous design and a best-in-class amenity package.
companies seeking an address in Seattle’s business core. The office tower will be lifted up 85 feet to reveal a unique urban experience featuring arts and cultural spaces, events, entertainment, restaurants and retail — all accessible every season of the year. The space under the lift of the tower will create a new and welcoming, communal destination representative of the Pacific Northwest’s unique character.
Seattle, WA
work environment for
2+U
2+U will invigorate the
neighborhood, exemplifies our belief that successful buildings start from the inside out and that ground-floor retail curation is imperative. Skanska developed a vibrant market hall on the ground floor, resulting in a communal space that encourages the community to congregate while enjoying an unparalleled collection of local provisions.
Seattle, WA
the South Lake Union
400 Fairview
400 Fairview, located in
trail, Stone34 was the first project to participate in the city’s Deep Green Pilot Program, requiring the project to reduce water and energy consumption by 75 percent of comparable buildings in Seattle and use more than 50 percent of storm water on site.
Seattle, WA
most popular running
Stone34
Situated along Seattle’s
Development Experts
Our Purpose and Values Our Purpose and our Values are the central guiding force in day-to-day operations and decisions. They define our culture - from talent-management to business processes to customer relationships.
Self-Finance
Our purpose is: We Build for a Better Society Through our great variety of projects with innovative and sustainable solutions, we build for a better society. What we do and how we do it contributes to a sustainable future for our people, customers and communities. Our values express our moral foundation and compass. They express who we are, how we behave and what we believe in.
Our values are: Care for Life
World-Class Construction
We care for life of people and the environment. We work safely, or not at all. We never walk by if we notice unsafe actions. We support health and well-being. We promote green solutions and conduct our operations in a green way. We are accountable to future generations.
Act Ethically and Transparently We do business with a high degree of integrity and transparency. We live by our Code of Conduct and never accept shortcuts. We foster a working climate where everyone can speak their mind.
At Skanska, our goal is to create compelling environments that enable our customers to thrive. We offer the experience and stability of a self-financed, global company with localized teams attuned to the prime urban markets we serve. Our collaborative approach to development yields inventive solutions tailored specifically to our clients’ needs. We leverage our experience to create emerging sustainable design solutions that enhance the tenant experience, support the environment, and lay the foundation for our customers’ growth. Skanska finances, develops and builds commercial projects ensuring they’re built promptly and decisively, implementing Skanska’s sustainable-design expertise.
Be Better – Together We always strive to be better in all we do. We are a learning organization and generously share our expertise. We take pride in quality and innovation. We build One Skanska teams together with customers, partners and communities. We leverage diversity to deliver the best solutions. We foster an inclusive culture where we are open and fair, showing trust and respect for each other.
Commit to Customers We help our customers to be successful in their business. We strive to understand their needs and their customers’ needs. We are here to help our customers turn their visions into reality.
Rob Ward President & CEO
Mark Carroll Executive Vice President & Regional Manager Washington, D.C. 703.351.2705 Mark.carroll@skanska.com
All artist’s renderings are based on current development concepts, which are subject to change without notice. No guarantee is made that the facilities depicted will be built, or if built, will be of the same type, size, or nature, as depicted.
2112 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C.