Legacy of Leadership

Our founders, Carl Barton and Arnold Malow, and the leaders who succeeded them have helped shape our history, culture, and story. Through historical photos, personal accounts, and more that have been recorded and preserved, we explore the legacy of our success.

Centennial Video Series

Team members from past and present share their personal stories from their time at Barton Malow, reflections on the organization throughout its 100-year history, and where we are headed next.

Never Standing Still - Coming in September

Barton Malow's Heritage

1924 - 2010

Who were Barton and Malow? Find out in the story that covers the organization’s earliest days and into the 21st century, as told by former President and Chairman Ben Maibach Jr., and Chief Community Officer Ben Maibach III.

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Historical Highlights

Since our founding one century ago, Barton Malow has collected its fair share of artifacts, photographs, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, and more. Take a peek into our archives from the past 100 years.

Project Artifacts

After completing countless projects, we’ve accumulated quite a cache of souvenirs. Check out some of the more unique items we’ve collected over the years.

Logos Through the Years

Barton Malow's logo is more than just a symbol. It helps tell the story of who we are, what we stand for, and where we are going.

The C. O. Barton Planner

Did you know the average concrete laborer was paid $0.60 an hour in the 1930s? Thanks to this treasured piece of Barton Malow memorabilia, we get a look back at the early days of the construction industry.