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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION BLOG AUGUST 11, 2010  Retail Construction Trends | Big Box Retail | Englewood. Home Restaurant Retail Shopping Center Hospitality Office/Industrial Subscribe Hard Hat Chat Observations and Conversations about Commercial Construction, Development and Management Retail Construction Trends 2010 Update: Outside the Big Box It’s time to revisit another prediction I made last year in my blog post Commercial Constructions Trends to Watch in 2010 — Outside the Big Box. | COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION BLOG SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 The Commercial Construction Checklist to Successful International. Home Restaurant Retail Shopping Center Hospitality Office/Industrial Subscribe Hard Hat Chat Observations and Conversations about Commercial Construction, Development and Management The Commercial Construction Checklist to Successful International Retail Projects. Marcello’s Market and Deli from Canada is the latest international retailer to work with Englewood Construction. Lately, we seem to be working on more and more new retail construction projects from international retailers. And with each one, we’ve learned some valuable commercial construction tips. | | | | | |
| COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION BLOG NOVEMBER 17, 2009  Five Retail Construction Tips from Zara's New Magnificent Mile. Home Restaurant Retail Shopping Center Hospitality Office/Industrial Subscribe Hard Hat Chat Observations and Conversations about Commercial Construction, Development and Management Five Retail Construction Tips from Zara’s New Magnificent Mile Store As many of you may know, Englewood Construction recently completed Zara’s largest store in the United States at 700 N. Comments? | COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION BLOG MAY 18, 2011  Understanding Today’s Separation of Landlord and Commercial Tenant Do you know what construction responsibilities fall to a tenant and landlord in a build-to-suit space? While I think everyone in the retail industry likes to hear news that 2011 retail sales are up – as it usually means new retail construction projects are in the pipeline – it’s still tough for shopping center landlords to make deals work with retail tenants. Cold dark shell. | CONSTRUCTUBE FEBRUARY 24, 2011 Bringing a dream to fruition Home | Construction News | Bringing a dream to fruition Bringing a dream to fruition 02/24/2011 07:39:00 pm Abby BeMent - Construction News, Ltd. Todd Construction Inc. Todd Construction, says the project planning took about 18 months and cost approximately $400,000. “This project is new construction and consisted of site preparations, (grading, storm-water retention, utilities, and parking), a fully enclosed 2400-sf heated and cooled space and 1350-sf covered porch,” said Todd. Todd Construction team.” President Thomas A. ” T.A. | CONSTRUCTONOMICS NOVEMBER 15, 2010  Bieber Bus Terminal Fit-out Finally Done Constructonomics A construction industry blog that digs below bedrock Comments Entries Home About Recent Posts Social Media: Do We Really Need-i-ya? Building Teams First – Buildings Next Vote For The Best Construction Blog Where are we headin’ in 2011? Honestly, I think the construction dumpster and the first bus passed each other on the road outside the terminal. | | | | | | | |
| - One foot in construction, another in manufacturing
recently spoke to a $25M contractor making custom doors using a manufacturing bill of materials and design program for managing the purchasing and inventory control of their construction division. It was probably purchased for their millwork operation initially to help with quotes and assemblies. What they really need is a true construction program for the construction door installation part of their business and a separate manufacturing job shop program for the millwork operation and do arms length transactions between the two for selling the doors to the contractor. MORE >> -
 Are you a Do or a Don’t? The Shopping Center Construction Checklist of Interacting with Tenants
In this dog-eat-dog retail world of shopping center operators and mall developers working every angle and concession to bring in new retail tenants, the last thing mall landlords need is a commercial construction general contractor who doesn’t know the rules causing headaches for everybody. And by causing headaches, I mean a GC that annoys your existing retail tenants and chases away shoppers with their inexperience in shopping center and retail construction projects. After all, commercial construction is noisy work. Commercial construction is a dirty business. MORE >> -
CONSTRUCTUBE | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2011 Upgrading for emergency
Home | Construction News | Upgrading for emergency Upgrading for emergency 02/28/2011 04:25:00 pm Buddy Doebbler New emergency entrance Font size: DALLAS – There are many types of construction projects but hospital projects are perhaps at the top of the list for complexity. The owner, United Surgical Partners International, made the final selection of McCaslin-Hill Construction Inc. In addition, two exterior canopies totaling 2,400sf were also constructed, providing covered entry and discharge areas for the facility. McCaslin-Hill Construction, Inc., MORE >> -
CONSTRUCTUBE | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2011 Upgrading for emergency
Home | Construction News | Upgrading for emergency Upgrading for emergency 02/28/2011 04:25:00 pm Buddy Doebbler New emergency entrance Font size: DALLAS – There are many types of construction projects but hospital projects are perhaps at the top of the list for complexity. The owner, United Surgical Partners International, made the final selection of McCaslin-Hill Construction Inc. In addition, two exterior canopies totaling 2,400sf were also constructed, providing covered entry and discharge areas for the facility. McCaslin-Hill Construction, Inc., MORE >> -
 Are you a Do or a Don’t? The Shopping Center Construction Checklist of Interacting with Tenants
And by causing headaches, I mean a GC that annoys your existing retail tenants and chases away shoppers with their inexperience in shopping center and retail construction. So heed my advice and follow these shopping center construction tips : The successful retail construction firms are the ones your shoppers can’t see or hear – it’s like they don’t exist. After all, commercial construction is noisy work. Commercial construction is a dirty business. deliveries, they’re a novice to new restaurant construction. If your GC schedules Monday a.m. Questions? MORE >> - International Retail Construction Trends | Retail Contruction. COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION BLOG | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010
- ProBuild expands its construction reach DISTRIBUTION UPDATE | TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2010
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