Chevron – Gulf of Mexico Headquarters Building

This relocation was crucial in maintaining business operations following Hurricane Katrina.
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Clayco provided design-build services for this 300,000-square-foot relocation of Chevron’s Gulf of Mexico operations from New Orleans due to Hurricane Katrina. Completed in just eight months, this relocation was crucial in maintaining business operations. Sustainable building features include raised access floor ventilation systems; very low-flow water closets, urinals and lavatories to reduce water usage; high-efficiency central plant heating and cooling systems; exterior sunshades to limit external glare; increased performance glass; and a covered, multi-story parking facility.

CLIENT

Chevron

LOCATION

Covington, Louisiana

SIZE

300,000 SF

KEY FACTS

• Architect: Lamar Johnson Collaborative

AWARDS

LEED NC V2.2 Gold Certified | Very low-flow water closets & High-efficiency central plant heating and cooling systems

Design-Build Institute of America – 2009 Design-Build Award

American Concrete Institute, Louisiana Chapter – 2008 Best Concrete Project Award

Tilt-Up Concrete Association – 2008 Tilt-Up Achievement Award

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