INSPIRATION
Project photos from professionals within the commercial construction and design industry.
This extensive project consisted of two phases. First, the preexisting 1960’s ice area required structural upgrades entailing replacement of the ice sheet and roof with the addition of a newly equipped machine room. The second phase entailed a pre-engineered metal building to accommodate a second n… Read More
Spacious and luminous stairway at Cadillac's office headquarters in New York City, New York, featuring Walnut Steel Gray flooring by Nydree Flooring.
Claremont Companies, a privately-owned real estate investment, and development firm, sought to create an office building overlooking Lake Nippenickett.
OMNIlife Science was forced to relocate due to eminent domain, they sought a space for headquartering offices alongside their R&D technology and related functions. Time was extremely tight with a 4-month deadline.
Located in an office building north of Boston, Gentle Giant sought to maximize a new layout for operations, a call center, and executive offices until a second phase expansion.
Energy, power, change – the designs of this innovative client inspire a variety of audiences. When seeking an office and warehouse design to inspire their employees’ performance, they choose the efficiency of design build to complement their branded culture without over extending costs.
Dacon was subsequently asked to return and renovate 3 additional floors. Estimated close to cost, $7,000 was returned to the client. Formerly vacant for 5 years, this building became fully leased with Dacon designing the retail block.
With eyes on nothing but the future, OMNIlife’s robotic technology is focused on improving recovery time and long-term positive outcomes.
For 120 years, Gordon has kept restaurants and foodservice organizations in good taste, supplying culinary products and operations expertise.
Structural advantages included side plate steel columns to lighten on-site tonnage, variable refrigerant flow, and high-efficiency HVAC systems to lessen environmental impact while allowing for infinite variability in temperature control.
This project necessitated understanding the value of design on existing conditions and tailoring additions to present buildings.
St. George desired a 40,000 SF addition to keep their ice hockey curriculum in top form amidst other competitive New England private schools.
