This LEED Silver Certified renovation included a central lobby, flexible meeting spaces, open office areas, a commercial kitchen, dining area, and wellness suite. Scope included high-end finishes, MEP upgrades, and kitchen equipment coordination.

These projects included ground‑up builds featuring new steel structures with a mix of brick and wainscot, metal panels, and storefront systems. Renovation work typically involved concrete reinforcement, roof repairs, millwork, light-gauge metal framing, drywall, FRP, ACT, paint, wall coverings, polished concrete, operable partitions, and complete MEP and HVAC system upgrades. The back-of-house scope featured a chef‑quality kitchen with epoxy flooring and coordination of kitchen equipment installation. Each location features a large arcade and gaming areas, a restaurant, and a state‑of‑the‑art sports bar.

This adaptive reuse project transformed a former bank into an entertainment facility with an occupied high-rise. Work included demo, construction of five simulator bays, MEP systems, restrooms, vault infill, finishes, and coordination of A/V and kitchen equipment.

This project included a three-story addition with a gym classrooms, kitchen, and cafeteria, plus upgrades to the existing pool and playground. A second addition featured an indoor turf field. Completed in six phases, work included selective demo, MEP upgrades, and site work.

This LEED Gold two-story steel-frame community center includes an exercise room, commercial kitchen, dining area, and offices. It features a 2nd floor terrace, green roof with 1,000 plant pods, exterior sunshades, and a geothermal system supported by 12 wells approximately 550 feet deep.

This four-story expansion features structural steel framing with concrete slab, cold-formed metal wall and roof framing, fiber cement siding, asphalt shingles, and TPO roofing. This facility includes 24 units, expanded kitchen with food service equipment, and dining areas.

This project consisted of a fit-out within a new shell building with ninja courses, a toddler zone, air basketball, drop zones with foam pits, interactive iWalls, and zip lines. Work included MEP systems, raised platforms (stairs and ramps), installation of food service equipment, fencing, and finishes.

This four-story, 195-unit wood-frame facility includes independent, assisted, and memory care housing, with courtyards, a chapel, fitness rooms, and commercial kitchen. Key features include an emergency generator and site work, including retaining walls and road access.

An existing store was renovated for The Fresh Market with deli, meat/seafood, produce/floral, and bakery, plus coolers and freezers. Back-of-house work included prep, receiving, and equipment platform. Exterior upgrades included a grease trap, recycling, sanitary service, and rooftop units.