A grand lobby’s centerpiece is the 170-ft-long by 30-ft-tall elliptical dome, adorned with brass trim. The dome’s foundation was constructed using 160 preengineered panels, each with complex geometrical shapes. KHS&S completed this work with conventional framing, drywall and plaster techniques. A cantilevered porte cochere composed of 38 miles of Howick-rolled steel had no predefined grid to guide construction, yet it sits suspended 60 ft above ground. A lighting feature positioned above the entrance features a 100-ft-long and 30-ft-tall exterior wall adorned with 22 circular holes ranging in size from 2 ft to 10 ft across. These holes were randomly placed, with lights shining through them. Before work on this element began, KHS&S initiated a design-assist process to determine the most cost-effective way to build the fixture.