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Plant Construction Tops Out New Seismic Core in UC Law SF’s $230MM Overhaul of Historic 100 McAllister Tower

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Plant Construction and its project partners have topped out a new reinforced concrete core threaded up through UC Law SF's 28-story tower at 100 McAllister Street, clearing the way for the tower crane to come down as an estimated $230 million seismic retrofit and housing overhaul of the 1930 Art Deco landmark moves indoors.

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