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Crocker Park is a new lifestyle center located on 75 tree-lined and landscaped acres in Westlake, OH; the $480 million project encompasses 12 city blocks. Sidley Precast Group was part of the design-build team that built four (4) total precast concrete parking structures and pedestrian bridge with connections to mixed-use buildings. The garages were built concurrently on a fast-track schedule. The garages provide parking for almost 2,400 cars and have a gross area of over 800,000 square feet. Over 717,000 square feet of concrete or more than 2,200 pieces were used to construct the parking garages.