Dome Construction

We’re thrilled to welcome the newest members to Dome! Each of them brings fresh energy, diverse experience, and a shared passion for building what matters. From the field to the office, they’re already making their mark. Help us give them a warm Dome welcome as they begin their journey with us! #DomeBuilds #ConstructionCareers

Today, on National Intern Day, we’re proud to recognize the incredible contributions our interns have made this summer and the bright future they represent for our industry. At Dome, our core values—Value Our People, Seek to Understand, Do It Right—are more than just words. They are the foundation of how we work, learn, and grow together. This summer, our interns have embodied these values through their curiosity, dedication, and drive to make a difference. From reviewing submittals and RFIs to planning layouts and setting personal goals, they have taken on real challenges and delivered real results. Along the way, they have built strong connections with mentors and teammates who are committed to helping them succeed. We even took a break to enjoy a Giants game together because at Dome, we know that building relationships is just as important as building projects. With final presentations just around the corner, we are excited to see how our interns wrap up a summer full of learning, growth, and impact. #NationalInternDay #DomeInterns #LifeAtDome #ConstructionCareers #FutureLeaders #DomeBuilds

Help us celebrate our incredible team members marking work anniversaries this quarter! Your dedication, talent, and passion help make Dome a truly exceptional place to work. We’re thankful to have you on the team—here’s to continued success and many more milestones ahead! #domebuilds #TheresNoPlaceLikeDome

Big moments like this are even better when shared with teammates and family! Shoutout to the crew making big things happen at UCSF Mission Bay.

Mark III Construction, Inc. has been a great partner on the Stratford School project, helping bring this vision to life with precision and care. As we put the finishing touches in place just in time to welcome students, we’re looking forward to sharing more about this exciting project soon!

Five years after creating my “temporary” home office in what we affectionately call our dungeon; it is finally time to make it more… “permanent”. I spent the better part of the weekend clearing everything out, and the last thing to go was my Attention Management system. Others might call it a To Do List or a Task Management system.     With all the myriad demands of my time, it can be difficult to figure out where to focus my attention. I also love chasing squirrels.     For decades, I struggled with finding a system that kept everything straight - Franklin Covey Planner (yes, I'm that old), Outlook, OneNote, Moleskine Notebook, Microsoft Tasks, and even my memory. Nothing stuck. Then I discovered Kanban, the concept of To Do, Doing, Done.     If you're struggling keep everything straight and stay focused on the matter at hand, consider this…    A good attention management system has the following attributes:   1️⃣ One Place: Avoid tracking tasks in multiple places  ⏸️ Able to see the Big Picture: To see short-term and long-term needs  🔀 Easily Manipulated: Able to prioritize 3 key daily tasks  ⏩ Incorporates Flow: Tasks have a life… track it  ⏹️ Granularity: Individual tasks have a clear finish  🔁 Sustainable: Something you’ll actually maintain without fail    Given these attributes, a personal Kanban system moves a task through increasingly smaller batches:  1. Backlog: New Tasks   2. This Week - Planned: Selected Tasks to be worked on during a particular week  3. Today: Select few tasks to complete that day  4. Now: The ONLY task to work on in the moment  5. Limbo: Tasks in someone else's court  6. This Week - Completed: FULLY completed tasks that week    Additionally, I have a 'Field of Dreams,' the tasks I might one day tackle.     Each bucket is updated on a weekly and daily basis.     Probably the most important part of the system is the use of sticky notes. This allows a task to easily move through and within the stages. I have also taken to using different colors to indicate categories of tasks. For instance, pink stickies are learning related tasks, green are leadership, yellow is personal, etc.  At my desk are pads of stickies and a sharpie. The moment someone asks me to do something, it gets written and goes on the board, full stop.     One final thought, off to the left is another type of attention management tool called an Eisenhower Matrix that helps me see the forest for the trees. At a macro level, it ensures I am putting the right energy into the right things.     Does anyone have an effective system to keep their life straight? By: Steve Long, Dome Director of Innovation & Learning #DomeInsights #AttentionManagement

Join us in recognizing Bruce Clegg’s promotion to Assistant Group Superintendent! With decades of hands-on experience and a deep commitment to mentoring others, Bruce is a steady and respected leader in the field. He’s passionate about problem-solving, building strong teams, and helping the next generation of builders thrive. Read more about Bruce’s story and leadership style over on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gkgvkJ38

We’re excited to celebrate the promotion of Niall O'Connell to Project Executive! With a strong background in both estimating and project management, Niall brings a thoughtful, team-focused approach to every project he leads. He thrives on guiding teams through the full journey, from early ideas to final delivery, and plays a key role in building trusted partnerships across sectors. Head on over to our blog to learn more about Niall. https://lnkd.in/gCfAQJDy

Today, we celebrate independence, community, and the people who build this country from the ground up—past and present. Here’s to showing up with pride, doing the work right, and building a better tomorrow, together. Wishing you a safe and meaningful 4th of July!

At the new UCSF Stad Center for Pediatric Pain, Palliative & Integrative Medicine, healing begins the moment you walk through the door. Designed by NBBJ Design with support from One Workplace Healthcare and built by Dome Construction, the clinic blends architecture, technology, furnishings, and integrative care practices to create a welcoming, therapeutic space for children and families. The result is a deeply human-centered environment that supports holistic treatment and nurtures both the young patients and providers. link to project: https://lnkd.in/gMT5b8ES #pediatricchronicpainclinicdesign #UCSFpediatricclinic #healingenvironmentsforchildren #integrativehealthcaredesign #NBBJ #healthcarearchitecture #pediatricclinicfurnituresolutions #multisensorytherapyspaces #DomeConstruction #UCSFhealthproject #childcenteredhealthcaredesign #calmingenvironmentsforkids #healthcareinteriordesign #NorthernCalifornia,= #traumainformeddesign #pediatrichealingarchitecture