Gateway to
The Strip
A $305 million rebuild of one of Nevada's busiest interchanges — where extreme scale, desert durability, and architectural precision all had to deliver at once.
I-15 Tropicana
Design-Build
The I-15 Tropicana Design-Build Project is a $305 million critical rebuild of one of Nevada's busiest interchanges — the primary gateway for over 300,000 holiday motorists and visitors to Allegiant Stadium. Led by the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) and general contractor Kiewit, the project replaced the aging 1960s-era interchange with a massive three-level diamond configuration. Spec Formliners provided Urethane MSE Liners featuring our Colorado Drag pattern — a controlled directional texture bold enough to read at highway speeds yet restrained enough to hold visual consistency across miles of repeated wall pours in a harsh desert environment.
- $305 million rebuild replacing a 1960s-era interchange with a three-level diamond configuration
- Primary gateway for Allegiant Stadium and the Las Vegas Strip resort corridor
- Colorado Drag pattern delivers subtle directional texture readable at highway speeds
- High-performance urethane chosen for high reuse value, consistent release, and dimensional stability
- Miles of extended wall runs in a harsh desert environment — texture as a durability decision
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Concrete Beautiful?
Whether it's a massive interstate interchange or a community landmark — we engineer the formliner to match your vision and your timeline.