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Rated as one of the best movers nationwide, Gentle Giant needed an upgraded headquarters to accommodate sales growth yet be within reasonable commuting distance for employees.
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.
An expanded cooler and forklift battery charger facilitated sales operations. The firm remained completely operational with the project completed in 8 months and $20,000 of savings returned.
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.
A historical institution, St. George’s believes athletics acts as an extension of the classroom by reinforcing good sportsmanship, teamwork, self-discipline and responsibility.
To maximize views of the natural surroundings, Dacon used full-height glass and spandrel windows.
A historical institution, St. George’s believes athletics acts as an extension of the classroom by reinforcing good sportsmanship, teamwork, self-discipline and responsibility.
As a 25-year-old New England beer distributor, integrity flows in Quality Beverage’s blood. To accommodate corporate development, 3 areas needed to be addressed – a rebranding of the existing office space to enhance corporate culture, the addition of outdoor storage, and a loading station.
Utilizing natural material selection and feng shui principles, Dacon renovated a second floor, 10,000 SF space within a retail block featuring concrete composite desks, slate floors and curved windows to expand natural lighting and exterior vistas.
LEED initiatives include provisions for future solar setup, reduced water usage, high efficiency cooling systems and dark sky compliant lighting.
The resulting 348,000 SF Gordon Food Service facility entailed 2-story executive offices, a cooler dock, freezer, dry goods storage, 6 pump fuel station, and 45 loading docks. Completion time was only 4 months with $264,000 returned in savings.
Both Senior Metal Bellows office buildings will be joined by a 32 FT shaded glass atrium providing westerly views. Several years in the planning, this expansion provides maximum build-out on the site, ensuring a continued future.
