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Your new dream kitchen begins when American Wood Reface visits for your free in-home consultation. Our friendly, helpful kitchen experts explain our exclusive 1/4 solid wood cabinet refacing system that completely renews and beautifies old, ugly cabinets and restores your kitchen to a stunning, brand new look. We show you our full range of products and available options, and help you determine what best suits your needs and desires, as well as your budget.

Youll have over 400 combinations of solid woods, beautiful finishes, and attractive door styles to choose from to complement your home, lifestyle, and taste.

With our ability to reconfigure or add kitchen cabinets, as well as incorporate modern accessories and features, the design possibilities are endless. Your new dream kitchen is completed in just a few days, and at a fraction of the cost of a custom kitchen remodel.

THE INSTALLATION BEGINS - When the much anticipated day arrives for your kitchen makeover to begin, American Wood Reface first carefully removes and discards all old cabinet doors and drawer fronts, existing moldings, and countertops, if desired.

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COVER ALL EXPOSED FACE FRAMES - Next we cover all exposed face frames with 1/4" solid hardwood in your choice of wood and finish. The sides and bottoms are also covered to give you the look of high-end furniture. All wood for each project is prefinished in our own professional finish facility under controlled conditions for consistency of color. With American Wood Refaces 1/4 solid wood refacing system there is no worry of peeling of veneers or delaminating, as in other cabinet refacing systems.

A kitchen refaced by American Wood Reface craftsmen is comparable in quality and finished appearance to custom cabinetry.

INSTALLATION OF SOLID HARDWOOD DOORS - Now we install new hand-selected, solid hardwood doors in your choice of wood, style, and finish. Doors are hung with premium adjustable concealed hinges. If desired, we can upgrade drawers with new dovetail wood drawer boxes. New solid hardwood matching drawer fronts are installed, then doors and drawers are fitted with fashionable new knobs or pulls of your choice.

Trim moldings, valances, decorative shelves, and other visible areas of the kitchen are usually replaced with solid wood.

Any additional upgrade options are installed at this time, including new countertops, sinks, faucets, backsplashes, wall tile, or appliances.

American Wood Reface can expertly finish off your new kitchen with cove or crown moldings, door or window casings, new sills, wainscoting or baseboard, at your choosing.

WE CLEANUP AFTER OURSELVES - During the process of refacing your kitchen, we keep our work area neat and clean up each evening before we leave. When we are finished, we completely clean the entire work area and haul away all debris. In less than a week, we leave you to enjoy your beautiful new kitchen!

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Cabinet Transformations provides you an inexpensive and eco-friendly alternative to replace your cabinets - cabinets refacing. We offer a wide selection of styles and colors, including glass inlays. We will have the door that fits your style. We are decided to help you achieve the look that you've been looking foor. We ensure customer satisfaction.

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Cabinet Refacing involves applying thermofoil to the exterior of the cabinet boxes and replacing doors, drawer fronts, and drawer boxes. This saves the time and hassle of removing your cabinets. Molding and hardware and then added to complete the project. New doors are installed with soft-closed concealed hinges.

Serving the Atlanta area, we will work with you to create a beautiful kitchen with cabinets that will amaze you.

Our Design Center is a unique way to help you envision what your kitchen would look like. You will be able to choose from different cabinet styles, colors and finishes. Not sure how well your choice of cabinet will look with your countertop? Change the countertop color. We have 10 of the most popular colors. It's fun and easy!

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1. In-Home Consultation Begin by scheduling an in-home visitwith one of our design consultants. Well bring samples of a wide variety of products for refacing cabinets, including hardware and accessories, and help you create the look of your new dream kitchen.

2. Measurement and Order Review When youre ready to start your project, the design consultant will make an appointment for one of our trained technicians to take measurements for refacing kitchen cabinets in your home. After all measurements and product selections are finalized, we will order your custom made kitchen cabinetry and schedule an installation date.

3. Installation by Hand-Picked Professionals Within 3-5 days after installation begins, our professional, licensed and insured cabinet refacing installers will transform the look of your kitchen with minimal disruption to your home life. Your kitchen cabinet refacing installation project includes:

Prepping the cabinet surfaces Removing existing door and drawer fronts Installing and refacing cabinet doors, drawer and frames Thorough clean up and haul away of all debris

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When it comes to cabinet refacing in Orange County, CA, Reborn Cabinets is the name to trust. Since 1983, we have been serving the entire Southern California area and have thousands of satisfied clients to our name. We offer our very own Vianvi Signature Cabinet Refacing service to residents living all throughout Southern California, which we believe to be the single best way to update your cabinets and revitalize your kitchen at an affordable price.

Our Vianvi Signature Cabinet Refacing process entails:

Beyond just cabinet refacing, we can provide you with The Ultimate Remodeling Experience. To us, that means offering more for your kitchen than just cabinetry. So, if your dream kitchen includes granite countertops, an island, a decorative backsplash, or even something completely different, count on Team Reborn for superior service.

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Sort by: Project Type, filter by select BIM Boiler Retrofit Chiller Controls Design-Assist Design-Build GSA HVAC LEAN/IPD LEED* Mechanical Retrofit OSHPD Plumbing Process Piping | Geographic Market SMUD East Campus Operations Center Location: Sacramento, CA Date: September 2013 Project Type: Design-Build, HVAC, LEED*, BIM, LEAN/IPD Geographic Market: Sacramento/Capitol Corridor

The design of the new SMUD East Campus Operations Center required a highly collaborative approach between all of the team members. Balancing critical facets of the building system including structural, mechanical, electrical and extensive energy modeling. The continual balancing of efficient building envelope construction and energy consumption of the mechanical and electrical systems, allowed the design and construction team to provide the minimum amount of photovoltaic (PV) panels necessary to create a net-zero campus of the 6-story office building and four yard buildings. More

Khosla Ventures: a venture capital firm run by people who listen to, analyze, and advise entrepreneurs, manages a main fund that supports early- and latestage investments and a seed fund for developing very early-stage experiments. As a firm that focuses on next-generation energy projects, new materials, mobility, the Internet and silicon technology, it was imperative that the building reflect these industries. More

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Designed as free-standing buildings, Commercial Building plans accommodate various businesses and other groups. This collection of commercial building plans includes designs that have one or more levels. Most are designed to accommodate more than one business or tenant. Commercial building plans are available in a range of sizes, styles and design. Smaller designs may provide one or two units, storefronts, or offices while the larger designs encompass office buildings and floor plans that can accommodate a number of tenants. Strip Malls and Miscellaneous Commercial plans are related to Commercial Building plans.

Commercial buildings are built to satisfy a variety of needs ranging from medical offices and retail outlets to small businesses. With some commercial building plans, each unit within the structure offers its own entrance while others share a common entrance used by all tenants. From small businesses to commercial chains in need of satellite offices or medical professionals with their own practice, these commercial building plans accommodate a broad range of business needs.

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Sustainable, Affordable Housing Rising in Brooklyn

Construction is on schedule for a multifamily project in the Ocean Hill-Brownsville area of Brooklyn.

Atlantic Avenue Residence, designed by Dattner Architects of New York City, will be three, four-story buildings and contain 41 units of one-, two- and three-bedroom condominiums. Each will feature Energy Star appliances and lighting fixtures as well as energy efficient windows to save an estimated 30% on utility bills for the owners, predicted developer and owner Habitat for Humanity-NYC.

The building will have high-efficiency boilers and landscaping with drought-resistant plants and permeable paving. It will also use non-toxic and sustainable construction materials. The 53,000-sq-ft building is registered for LEED certification.

This will be the largest multi-family project built by Habitat for Humanity-NYC in the world, said Josh Lockwood, executive director of Habitat for Humanity-NYC. It will also be our greenest building in New York.

The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development sold the land to Habitat for Humanity NYC for $13 in May 2007. The $13 million project is being financed by a $7.3 million construction loan from Citibank, as well as $1.64 million from the New York State Affordable Housing Corporation through the Housing Partnership Development Corporation (the financing partner of the project), $400,000 from the Brooklyn Borough Presidents Office, $820,000 from the Independence Community Foundation, $5.5 million in sales revenues and other donations and gifts.

As a bonus, real estate brokers from around New York City have formed Brokers Build, a fundraising coalition attempting to underwrite some of the affordable homes. They have been out there pounding the pavement, fundraising for us, said Lockwood. So far theyve raised over $100,000.

General contractor Vertical Construction of Long Island City began work on Atlantic Avenue Residence in September 2007 and will allow new owners to move in during 2009. To qualify, owners must earn between 45% and 80% of the areas median income ($35,450 to $56,700 for a family of four) and each adult must put in at least 300 hours of work to help build the homes. All must be first-time, low-income homebuyers.

We are bringing home buyers to an area where the majority is renting, said Lockwood. At Habitat, we want to make a real community development impact.

The condominiums in Ocean Hill Brownville are part of the NYC Housing Partnership Development Corporations ongoing effort to construct affordable housing. The New York State Affordable Housing Corporation recently approved $3.125 million in grants to the partnership to build 89 new homes in the Bronx and Brooklyn.

Computer Firm Builds Sustainable HQ Upstate

Construction on a LEED-certified office building for Stafford Associates Computer Specialists, Inc in East Setauket, New York is currently underway.

The project is a new 30,000-sq-ft headquarters facility, housing two floors and a basement on a 3.7 acre parcel on Bennets Road.

It is the first green building project for construction managers TRITEC Building Company, who has been working with the design team of Peter Carradonna LEED Architect, Robert A.W. Heins Architect, EMTEC Consulting Engineers and Avitz Engineering.

To date, the most challenging aspect for the team has been the green paperwork. Documentation is tremendous, said Ken Abrami, vice president of Operations for TRITEC. You lose flexibility of making modifications and now we recognize that any potential change can have an impact on the green product.

The sustainable features will include onsite water stores tanks for roof runoff to utilize water for irrigation, green landscaping, insulated wall panels with six-inch foam installation, geothermal for heating and cooling systems and elevations have been constructed for day lighting, explained Abrami. The project team is also sorting through the debris to mitigate removal impact and using local lumber in construction.

TRITEC has been concentrating its efforts on assuring that all project componentsfrom design team to agency approvals to documentation trackinghave been complied with to allow compliance with certification procedures, while focusing on and maintaining project budget and cost, said Martin DePasquale, vice president of Preconstruction Services for TRITEC.

A treed lot occupied the site before construction of the new office building. As part of the local historical society requirement, the project team will also restore the existing historical house on the plot, as a separate part of the project, said Abrami.

The $7.4 million project broke ground in December 2007 and is slated for completion in October or November 2008.

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Design Cost Data, published since 1958, is the industry resource for buildings and their actual cost to build. DCD maintains a massive database of hundreds of different types of buildings and costs, cost factors, and other valuable information. This database is the DCD Archives.

Following are cost analysis by building type using the project data in the DCD Archives. Buildings were grouped by size, floors, and construction materials and averaged to determine a square foot cost by location. The costs do not include architectural or engineering fees.

The DCD Archives is available anytime to DCD Subscribers. DCD Subscribers have full access to the project database and factors for cost estimating, costing project scenarios, answering, how much? and more. View an online demo of how the DCD Archives works.

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DCD Sq. Ft. Cost Analysis Office Building (Shell Only) LEED Platinum In this issue's sq.ft. cost analysis we look at a new office building certified LEED Platinum. The office is 24,084 square feet and two floors. The project is based on the projects featured in the DCD Archives online at DCD.COM.

September/October 2013 Issue

DCD Square Foot Cost Analysis Pre-Engineered Building Elementary School In this issues' sq.ft. cost analysis we look at a new elementary school pursuing LEED certification. The school is 88,000 square feet and one floor. The school is constructed utilizing a pre-engineered building with CMU and brick exterior and metal roof. This guide provides DCD readers a quick comparison of building construction costs on similar size projects.

May/June 2013 Issue

DCD Sq. Ft. Cost Analysis Fire Station Communities are continuing to update and construct new fire stations to serve their citizens. In this analysis we look at one 8,700 square foot, 1-floor (no basement), new fire station with a masonry exterior and a metal roof. The project is based on the projects featured in the DCD Archives online at DCD.COM.

March/April 2013 Issue

DCD Sq. Ft. Cost Analysis New Hospital The outlook is strong for health care construction due to the constant aging of our population. In this building cost analysis we look at the cost of a 4-floor, 234,000 square foot new hospital with EIFS/Brick exterior and a membrane roof. This analysis is based on an average of hospitals featured in the DCD Archives.

January/February 2013 Issue

DCD Sq. Ft. Cost Analysis Tilt-Up Construction This issue's cost analysis looks at tilt-up construction. Concrete and the total project SF cost are shown for educational, civic, commercial, medical and religious projects. A brief description of the project including total square footage and floors is noted for each project.

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DCD Sq. Ft. Cost Analysis Sustainable Housing The projects highlighted here show a variety of environmentally friendly home building methods along with their different ratings attained from NAHB, LEED and Energy Star and their projected cost to build across the nation.

September/October 2012 Issue

DCD Square Foot Cost Analysis Metal Exterior & Roof The Building Cost Per Square Foot Analysis is compiled from actual new construction projects published by Design Cost Data magazine. This guide provides DCD readers a quick comparison of building construction costs on similar size projects.

July/August 2012 Issue

Large Renovation, Cost Per Square Foot Regional Analysis This cost analysis is based on project OF090324 found in the DCD Archives on DCD.COM. The project is a 6-story, 121,750 square foot building with a failed exterior surface and an ineffective mechanical system in addition to other renovation needs.

May/June 2012 Issue

The DCD Fire House Cost Per Square Foot Regional Analysis The Building Cost Per Square Foot Analysis is compiled from actual medical new construction projects published by Design Cost Data magazine. This guide will provide DCD readers a quick comparison of building construction costs on similar size projects.

March/April 2012 Issue

The DCD Educational Building Cost Per Square Foot Analysis The Building Cost Per Square Foot Analysis is compiled from actual new construction projects published by Design Cost Data magazine. This guide will provide DCD readers a quick comparison of building construction costs on similar size projects. The cost per square foot reflects common design features throughout the U.S. and does not include architectural and engineering fees. All projects were escalated to April 2012 and then to select cities that are present on each case study data page featured in DCD.

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The DCD Square Foot Cost Analysis for Concrete Buildings DCD highlights different types of Tilt-Up and Precast Concrete projects. The cost per square foot does not include architectural and engineering fees. All projects were escalated to February 2012 and then to selected cities. These projects are housed in the DCD Archives at DCD.COM. The DCD Archives include over 1,400 projects as published in DCD for cost modeling. For more information or to subscribe to DCD login at http://www.dcdarchives.com.

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The DCD Building Cost Per Square Foot Analysis The Building Cost Per Square Foot Analysis is compiled from actual medical new construction projects published by Design Cost Data magazine. This guide will provide DCD readers a quick comparison of building construction costs on similar size projects.

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The DCD Educational Cost Per Square Foot Analysis This cost per square foot analysis reflects a masonry exterior with common design features throughout the U.S. and does not include architectural and engineering fees or furnishing and equipment costs. All projects were escalated to February 2011 and then to select cities that are present on each case study data page featured in DCD.

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