Shaw & Sons concrete construction company known for plaza construction, including commercial, structural and architectural concrete construction. Shaw & Sons construction company has been serving the California region in USA for over five decades. The Shaw Construction site is useful for architects, landscape architects, builders and property owners in the commercial real estate development business. The Shaw web site features a project gallery that includes photography of hundreds of structural and architectural concrete construction projects throughout Orange County, San Diego County and Los Angeles County in California, USA.

Construction of northwest entry paving of casion entrance. Bird's eye view of northwest entry paving of casino entrance. Close-up of intergral concrete adjacent to the edge of a decorative sand-set boulder. Templated, sand blasted design. INtergral black color with light and medium sand blasted finish. Close-up detail of crsip saw cut construction joint of templated, sand blasted design. Close-up of templated, sand blasted black intergral concrete representing traditional Pechanga Indian art.

The Pechanga Gaming facility began its initial development south of the City of Temecula in Riverside County in 1995. As with other tribal gaming ventures throughout California, Pechanga has developed very quickly with multiple facility expansions since being established almost 10 years ago.

Wimmer Yamada & Caughey has provided landscape architectural services to the tribe on the gaming facility and adjacent reservation development since 1996. The most recent phase of development includes a larger casino, food service and theater expansion and parking structure to serve guests.

Shaw & Sons developed the finishing techniques used to highlight the symbols. The finished product is a timeless combination of art and engineering that will provide permanent reference to the tribe’s rich history and culture. In addition to the concrete paving, two natural spring water features were created at the casino entry to symbolize the importance of water to the region. The word Pechanga means “Dripping Water” in the native language of tribe.