Nine cast-in-place concrete structures were built as part of the Getty’s renovation and expansion: a cafe, an auditorium, an entry court, a central plant, a two-story research facility, a two-story office building, a one-story laboratory building, a 248-car parking structure and a 200-car parking structure. In addition to constructing structural concrete frames for the buildings and parking structures, Morley’s scope of work included the construction of cantilevered retaining walls, spread footings, cast-in-place caissons up to 80 feet long and 4 feet in diameter, and the creation of architectural concrete “strata” concept to simulate layers excavated from the earth throughout this massive 64-acre site.