Articles Tagged with ''Interior/Tenant Improvement''

As part of post-pandemic efforts to lure employees back to the office, this 19,000-sq-ft space on the 61st floor of One Vanderbilt Ave. for a confidential client includes amenities such as a coffee bar and a kitchen with commercial-grade equipment.

Revitalization of the 48-story, 1980s-era office building included a full upgrade of the lobby, plaza, restaurant, interconnecting stairs and communal spaces with sleek, high-end finishes as well as replacement of key mechanical and fire suppression equipment.

Designed for a financial services firm, the two-floor transformation aims to foster increased collaboration, social spaces and a residential atmosphere that inspires employees to return to the office. <

Transforming the Red River Casino’s former buffet area into a full service restaurant saw crews completing work in a facility that operates 24/7 on a tight, six-month schedule while tackling supply chain issues and unforeseen conditions during demolition.

To accommodate more than 1,000 employees, Insight’s new 241,000-sq-ft headquarters provides collaboration spaces as well as greater team connection.

Mortenson’s new 15,257-sq-ft office space is located on the first floor of the Beam on Farmer, Arizona’s first cross-laminated timber (CLT) Class A office building.

For electric vehicle technology manufacturer Proterra’s facility to assemble large batteries, Harper General Contractors returned to a tilt-wall warehouse shell it constructed for the company in 2019 to make improvements including an enclosure for the battery production line, dedicated chiller, research and development labs, Class A employee spaces and more.

The 150,000-sq-ft headquarters for logistics company Vanderlande took some creative problem-solving from the team at HITT Contracting, which delivered the three-story building connecting two office towers on time and on budget in May 2022 after less than 12 months of construction.

Six buildings are undergoing a refresh at Cadence Design Systems’ campus. As for Building 5, which houses the CEO and executive offices, the rework included the complete interior demolition of a 90,000-sq-ft, two-story building.

Varying elevations on the existing conference floor slab for the $55.4 -million law office fit-out forced the team to deploy thick-set stone.