McCree General Contractors & Architects announced the beginning of their centennial celebration.
McCree, which has designed and built buildings throughout Orlando over the last 100 years, will celebrate the milestone with events, a new book on the history of McCree, an anniversary logo and a video series.
Founded in 1926, McCree pioneered the integrated design-build firm model which combines the processes of architecture, engineering and construction in one business.
“Chances are if you’ve lived or worked in Florida for more than a few years, you’ve been inside a McCree built building,” wrote Richard McCree Jr., CEO of McCree General Contractors & Architects. “For a century our community has trusted us to deliver some of its most essential spaces.”
According to a press release from McCree, some significant projects in their history include ICON Park’s Mercado Arts and Festival Center, Florida’s first LEED-certified fire stations, city halls and over 200 school projects.
According to the release, “the 100th anniversary will spotlights shared spaces and local experiences, inviting the community to reflect on how Florida has grown.