This project involves development of a 7.9-acre greenfield site in Durham to support new office and manufacturing space while coordinating utility extensions and roadway improvements critical to long-term access and site readiness.
Work includes extension of City of Durham water and sewer service and roadway widening in coordination with NCDOT, along with construction of an 18,702-square-foot, two-story office building and a 27,226-square-foot pre-engineered metal building designed to support flexible manufacturing operations as the surrounding employment corridor continues to grow.
A two-story, 8,500 square foot Class A Office Building consisting of office space, display hall, conference rooms, game room, bar, kitchen, and garage. The exterior consists of very elaborate brick veneer, stucco and artistic wrought iron railing. Roofing is composed of slate shingles and standing seam copper. Top of the line interior finishes include premium grade millwork with 9 piece cornices, custom cherry cabinets and Brazilian walnut flooring. Bar areas include sinks, glass shelving with display area, and built-in refrigerator with custom door front.
This project was created as an office condominium building to sell to three local medical practices that formed the Willow Creek Partners, LLC and to other medical and general business users. The result was a distinctive 40,000 SF medical office building including 45 covered parking spaces plus and additional 23,000 sf available to sell to other medical or general business users. The project was a highly successful venture for the LLC members.
New out of ground construction of a two-story, banking office consisting of metal framing construction with a brick exterior. The branch consists of (16) private offices, a teller station, a large central lobby, conference rooms, (2) break rooms/areas, and a drive thru ATM and teller window. Interior finishes included upgraded wood trims and doors and several view lights for optimal natural light. Custom tray ceilings and class A flooring finishes completed the space. The project also required heavy coordination with the owner’s specialized equipment vendors.
