Jungclaus-Campbell is in progress on the basketball courts in Indianapolis’ Wes Montgomery Park.

Jungclaus-Campbell is in-progress on the Grassy Creek Environmental Community Center and Playground.

Jungclaus-Campbell completed work on the general trades and site concrete for the Indianapolis Fire Department’s Training Academy.

Jungclaus-Campbell, partnering with owner Big Car Collaborative and landscape architects Rundell Ernstberger Associates, has begun work on the $500,000 Public Greenspace component of the larger, Cruft Street Commons project in the Garfield Park neighborhood of Indianapolis.

Jungclaus has been working at Allison Transmission for over 70 years.

Jungclaus has been working at Praxair, and its predecessor, Union Carbide, for over 100 years.

Wabash selected Jungclaus to develop budgets and to act as the general contractor for this showcase building.

Emergency repairs at the Athenaeum when another, unrelated contractor dropped a crane on its roof.

This project included site work, bleachers, and an artificial turf football field.

Under our General Construction contract we built all the Terminal offices for the $1 billion Indianapolis Airport.

Jungclaus transformed this former Deluxe Check plant into a state-of-the-art chocolate factory.

Jungclaus performed the interior and exterior concrete for Nordstrom’s second Indianapolis location…

Famously fastidious about the exacting detail in its stores, Crate & Barrel selected Jungclaus to perform the concrete work for a new store.

In a city of modern landmarks this stunning church designed by Harry Weese is right at home.

Restoration of this famous structure required superior planning and care, not least because we had to demolish the entire plaza around the Monument without disturbing the structure itself.

Here, in the only live-fire shoot house in Indiana, the Indiana National Guard trains its own forces…

Working with Jameson from the conceptual stage, we had a major role in transforming its dated campus into a stunning Arts and Crafts-styled summer home for disadvantaged children…

West Lafayette Indiana: $6 million project completed in 15 months

This $15 million project exemplified flexibility and cooperation.

Creative scheduling brings success. Our challenge was to expand the radiation oncology area to accommodate the new Gamma Knife machine without disrupting ongoing radiation therapy.