Lewis completed this design/build project that provides Comcast with a consolidated operations center to service their customers in the greater Portland metro area. The 87,000 square foot, two-story, office and warehouse building is situated on a 10-acre site. Sitework included new ADA parking, concrete walkways and stairs, paving, steel canopies, site fencing and a new pole climbing yard.
The existing occupied 75,183 square-foot office space received interior renovations plus a 19,914 square-foot addition. The addition consisted of office space and a new, larger rail command center. The existing command center was then converted into additional office space. The 215 stall parking lot also received a 73 stall expansion. The building is located on a 5.4-acre site.
After acquiring the OshKosh B’Gosh line, Carter’s, Inc. relocates their headquarters to occupy 11 floors at Phipps Tower in Atlanta. Choate Construction performs an interior renovation of the contemporary office space.
Carter’s 275,000-SF space highlights the company’s heritage of quality, innovation, and value on each of its floors. As each brand under the Carter’s, Inc. umbrella is unique; the design scheme of each floor accounts for this with different materials and colors schemes. Each floor includes a library for informal gatherings equipped with a coffee bar and seating area. Features throughout the spaces include custom mobile product display cases, extensive use of glass wall systems, wood wall and ceiling systems, high-end lighting, and over 100,000 SF of walnut wood flooring. Two grand staircases allow easy transition from floor to floor, encouraging employee collaborating and connectivity.
Carter’s Atlanta Headquarters achieved LEED Gold certification for implementing practical and measurable strategies and solutions aimed at achieving high performance in sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality.
Creating a high energy, collaborative space designed to attract the area’s finest and most talented creative startup companies, Choate Construction performs a full interior and exterior transformation of an existing six-story office building for Atlanta Tech Village in the heart of the Buckhead area of Atlanta.
The combination of open office, semi-private, and private offices are leased out on a “per person per month” membership basis as an alternative to the standard cost per square foot system. The interiors are enhanced with wood, cork, and polished concrete floors in the main focal areas. Providing ample workspaces, a Haworth demountable partition system dressed with sliding office doors is installed. A full-service coffee bar and monumental staircase with glass guardrails greet building tenants at the main entrance.
Upgrades to the exterior of the building include an added 4,200-SF roof terrace, which requires the extension of two stairwells and two elevators to the elevation three feet above the existing roof. Metallic composite panels reface a large portion of the façade, while a concrete patio adorns the street corner. Additionally, a “food truck drive” is constructed on the north face of the building, enabling the building owners to serve their tenants at the weekly “Start-Up Chow Down” held on Fridays.
This 85,000 square-foot, class A office space is located on 3 floors with an interior staircase. Received an Award of Merit from Midwest Construction in the Interior Design/Fitout category for the Best of 2003 Awards. Completed another small renovation in 2010 on two floors and in 2012 built-out a multi-purpose room and commercial catering kitchen on the 43rd floor.
Located in the heart of Cherry Creek, this project entailed demolition of the existing structure and building a new 27,500-square-foot mixed-use development.
The project features 11,000 square feet of prime retail space at street level, and 15,000 square feet of office space on the second and third floors. The third floor hosts the new offices of the Coors Foundation. Underground parking for 75 cars is also provided.
The project complies with the stringent Design Standards and Guidelines for Cherry Creek North. Additionally, the project is pursuing LEED Silver Certification.
The proposed project includes the demolition of an existing parking lot and two story concrete structures and the construction of a new concrete replacement building. The 202,103SF, 5-and-6-story, Class A office space will also include 1-story of below grade parking. The building will be arranged around a central courtyard, which splits the building into two masses connected by the core. The courtyard features a signature open glass rooftop canopy and outdoor seating with landscaping that will include a water feature and living greenery plant wall.
One City Place is a 326,000 SF, 19-story south tower of City Place in the heart downtown Fort Worth. One City Place is the second project Rogers-O’Brien has completed as part of the redevelopment of the entire City Place site. The Class A office building, which once served as the Radio Shack Corporate Headquarters, features high-end finishes, state-of-the-art systems and a 2.5/1,000 parking ratio.
On display as a centerpiece in the new lobby building is the restored No. 1 rail car from the former subway line that operated under the site for decades. The M&O Subway line shuttled shoppers from a parking lot near at the edge of downtown to the Leonard’s Department store, which later became the Radio Shack headquarters. The project received a Topping Out – Top 10 Award.
Krusinski Construction Company completed the construction of a new U.S. Operations Training Center for CN Railway in Homewood, Illinois. This state-of-the-art 2-story training center will host up to 250 CN students. The facility is located adjacent to the locomotive repair center and will enhance CN’s training programs, help instill a strong safety culture and reinforce new skills while upgrading existing expertise. The center was constructed over an old railroad turntable and roundhouse.
The Chicago area is CN’s largest freight hub in North America and suburban Homewood is home to CN’s U.S. headquarters.
Pankow is the design-builder for the County of Los Angeles San Fernando Valley Family Support Center located at the intersection of Van Nuys Boulevard and Saticoy Street in the city of Van Nuys. Scope of work includes a new 212,000 SF Office Building and a new 1,326-car Parking Structure which will serve seven County departments and provide services to the public on the ground level.