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The kitchen is its a big deal, for a lot of people.
After realizing that making a bigger deal out of it for smaller customers could be profitable, a Chicago-based plumbing company started using its Buffalo Grove facility as a showroom for complete kitchen remodeling.
Banner Plumbing recently opened a walk-in display area for individual homeowners looking to spruce up their kitchens.
The new showroom, on the second floor of their 1020 E. Lake Cook Road facility, shows potential customers a variety of looks for cabinets, backsplashes, appliances, sinks, electrical outlets, fixtures and, of course, the pipes that will keep all of this working.
We just decided were going to branch into the kitchen design world, said Marcus Voltz, Banners business development manager, who started planning the idea when he joined the company in 2012.
Banner is primarily a supplier to contractors. Its 20 delivery vehicles routinely stop at job sites at 4 or 5 a.m., Voltz said. But after the housing industry fell apart and sales slowed, the firm needed to look for new markets and Voltz found custom remodeling for existing homes.
Its nothing new or fresh, but how we approach it is, he said. We think we have one of the nicer showrooms in the industry.
And, he hopes, one of the nicer staffs.
Knowing that plenty of remodeling research and sales, can be done on the Internet, Voltz lures customers away from their computers and into his facility with warm greetings, soft beverages and a well-lit, exciting-looking display area.
Once there, potential buyers check out the brands of cabinets, appliances, lights and fixtures with which Banner has partnerships and the numerous combinations of materials the company offers.
It has been more than a decade since a new commercial office building was built in downtown Columbia, a drought some say contributed to a vapid atmosphere downtown.
David Costello knows the story, and the environment, all too well because his company, Costello Construction, was the last to build an office structure more than 12 years ago.
"It's starting to become more vibrant, but it was dead. It was dead for 10 years," said Costello, whose offices are located on the downtown lakefront. "I sit at my office and look out and won't see anybody for three or four hours at a time."
On Tuesday, Costello and his business partner, Kingdon Gould Jr., a 90-year-old developer and former U.S. ambassador, took a step toward reviving the area by breaking ground on Little Patuxent Square -- a nine-story, $75 million mixed-use commercial building to be built on a vacant lot between the lakefront and the Columbia Mall.
Costello said the project is a true mixed-use. It will house 160 condominium units and 160,000 square feet of office and retail. He said 120,000 square feet of the project has been pre-leased to a Maryland-based technology company, but did not disclose the name.
The project also will house 740 below-ground parking spaces. It is expected to be complete in July2016.
Development of the site has been a long time coming and has caused anxiety among residents. A former owner proposed building a 22-story building on the site, but eventually abandoned the plan, which was opposed, after encountering financial troubles during the recession.
The property sat idle until Costello bought it in 2012 and began working on the current project. He said the ground-breaking signifies a new beginning for downtown.
"It means more to me, frankly, as a member of the community than it does as a business person. And I mean that sincerely," Costello said. "I love the fact that it means more people. It means we are bringing people, bringing jobs, bringing commerce. As a guy who sits in a desk 100 yards away, I want to see people."
Gould said he like the idea of developing in Columbia and that he thought it was ideal for this kind of project.
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Neosho, MO (PRWEB) July 29, 2014
Farrell Construction was recently honored in April 2014 with the 2013 National Building of the Year award by Metallic Building Company for their design-build project for Crowder College's satellite office in Jane, Mo. Farrell Construction received the award at a recent Metallic National Sales Meeting in Carlsbad, Cali. Farrell Construction has claimed this award for the second year in a row.
The steel construction project on the Crowder College campus features the newest look of modern metal building design. The new building on the college campus features a 1:12 single slope roof, Double-Lok roof panels, a partial mezzanine and a high-side eave extension.
Cory Farrell,Vice President of Farrell Construction said, The building has a modern feel and look. Thats the direction we are going in now to showcase how metal buildings can be constructed with a very contemporary look.
"Farrell Construction was a great team to work with and gave shape to our beautiful building," said Pam Hudson, director of Crowder College. "Today, as I walk through this wonderful little campus in my mind I see the frame workthe bones set in place by Farrell Constructionthey created a simply amazing thing."
"Farrell Construction worked with us to ensure the goals of an on-time, on-budget, high-quality building were met. The overall project had a very tight schedule," said Jeff Gattis, Senior Project Manager with Nabholz Construction.
Of the thousands of projects per year, a mere two dozen are nominated for national awards. The nominated projects are then considered candidates for merit awards.
At Farrell Construction, building isnt just a profession; its the way of life. Family owned and operated since 1976, the team has decades of combined experience to help clients where it matters most. As the area leader in commercial steel building projects throughout the four-state region, Farrell is proud of the fact they have been helping businesses big and small with all of their construction needs for years. Whether its a commercial, manufacturing, warehousing, or agricultural project, Farrell Construction strives to offer the highest quality at the lowest possible price. Learn more at farrcon.com.
Metallic Building Company manufactures custom-engineered metal buildings of the highest caliber. The company serves its markets with a strong builder base and has more than 3.5 million square feet of manufacturing space strategically located throughout the U.S. and in Mexico. Metallics continued success can be attributed to a focus on customer service that results in lasting business relationships. With unparalleled expertise and financial strength, Metallic remains one of the most trusted and respected manufacturers of custom metal buildings in the industry. Established in 1946, Metallic is one of the five original founders of the MBMA. Metallic is a leading division of NCI Building Systems, one of the largest integrated manufacturers and marketers of custom-engineered metal buildings. For more information, visit metallic.com.
Located near Neosho, Mo., Crowder College is a two-year state community college accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association. Approximately 5,800 students enrolled at Crowder College during the fall 2013 semester. For more information, visit crowder.edu.
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On the seven-acre parcel that is 150 Monument Road in Bala Cynwyd today, there is a six-story office building, surrounded by a veritable sea of parking lot pretty typical of the pattern of development in Lower Merion Townships prime commercial corridor over the past several decades.
That office-park environment would have a new look more in keeping with the townships vision for the area, however, under a redevelopment plan starting its way through the approval process.
Keystone Property Groups tentative sketch plan for a new six-story, 207-unit apartment building on a part of the property took its first step forward Monday night.
With a number of questions it wants to see answered at the next stage, the Lower Merion Planning Commission voted 5-0 to recommend approval of the sketch plan. Co-Chairman Alan Ritterband, who was present for the meeting, recused himself in the vote. His co-chairman, Charles Howland, was absent.
The plan moves forward for review by the Building and Planning Committee of the board of commissioners Wednesday night.
In addition to the new residential building the second apartment project to come forward since rezoning of the City Avenue district in 2012 the plan calls for renovation of the office buildings exterior and construction of a four-story, 272-space parking garage to partially replace surface parking.
A commercial space of about 4,000 square feet, intended for a restaurant tenant, will front the parking structure on Monument Road.
The apartment building will contain another 207 parking spaces for residents, part of a total on site of 673.
In a presentation to the commission, attorney Carl Primavera, representing Keystone Properties, said the company acquired the property from previous owner Mack-Cali as that company opted to sell some of its suburban office portfolio to enter into the residential market. An association with Mack-Cali will continue, as a subsidiary, Roseland Property, develops the new multi-family building.
The projects architect said the apartment mix will be 60-percent one-bedroom units, with the remainder two-bedroom and a small number three-bedroom. Asked what tenant market it will be geared to, Keystone Senior Vice President Richard Gottlieb said the apartments would be at the upper end of the price scale. Continued...
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