Casino Buildings

One of the most elegant and exclusive casinos in the country, the new Greenbrier Casino Club in White Sulphur Springs, WV, just opened in July 2010, following a ten-month, fast-track construction process. Raised access flooring contributed to the success of this fast-track project.

Words that rarely come to mind when you think of Las Vegas: Conservation. Sustainability. Green. But it's official: the largest LEED certified building in the world is the Palazzo Casino and Resort in Las Vegas.

Like other 21st-century casinos, FireKeepers is an entertainment center with live acts nightly, five restaurants, a sports bar and opulence in every detail. The most noticeable atrribute, however, is clean air!

Casinos are meant to be memorable visual experiences, and the new Tulalip Casino has brought Las Vegas dazzle to Marysville, Washington. But one of its best attractions is something you won't see....smoky air.

Sustainable casinos? Building Teams are incorporating sustainable elements into many Native American casinos, including the Sandia.

A two-phase construction project included demolition of existing mechanical systems and installation of new ones. Eighteen months later, a new underfloor air system enables the patrons (and owners) to breathe easy.