This project entailed construction of a new Forest Preserve Camping and RV site, including civil and infrastructure installation and new construction of the following: one new toilet-shower building, two new small cabins, and twenty new tent pads.
This project involved construction of a new Forest Preserve Camping site, including civil and infrastructure installation, and new construction of the following: one new toilet-shower building, five new small cabins, one new two-bedroom cabin, and one new shelter.
This specific project required deep knowledge and insight into the water filtration system and include removing and replacing seven aeration motors and piping blowers during the first stage. It also included reinstalling new air mixture systems to improve and meet EPA standards. The 2nd stage included a new nitrification system and replacing four existing sluice gates along with replacing existing aeration piping with a redesigned header system from below grade to above grade requirements. Additional work was done on the concrete foundation of the auxiliary basin to reinforce the structure.
Design-build of approximately 5,000 square feet in fully operational facility and office building. Scope included:
With the completion of the Harold Washington Children’s Library, this high profile project consisted of a demolition and interior build-out including removal of existing flooring, mill-work, columns, and partitions. The existing lay lights were removed to floor level and a structural infill was installed through coordination with the PBC, owner, end user, building engineers, and art handlers.
The renovation included a new drywall entryway, studio, work rooms, nursing and family restroom, and study room. Throughout the space new glass partitions, ACT ceilings, furniture, light fixtures, mill-work, paint, and flooring were installed. The existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and security systems were revised to accommodate the new space configurations. The project was completed on schedule and the staff moved in on time for the grand opening.
The Subject Property consists of a 251-unit, 231,534-gross square foot2 / 199,281-net rentable square foot, 3 age-restricted apartment community comprised of one six-story apartment building; fourteen, two-story townhome buildings; and one clubhouse building, all located on two parcels totaling 11.70-acres. In working with Jonathan Rose Companies, the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA), and the Enterprise Green Community, Path is rehabbing the existing building to include upgrades throughout the building units, common areas, and surrounding site. The renovation scope of work includes Demolition, Fire Restoration, Carpentry, Roofing, Windows, HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing.
Renovation of seven residence halls at the academy including the removal and replacement of:
Burton Place is a residential development for the elderly that is comprised of a ten-story building that contains a total of 200 units. Original construction of the development dates to 1978. In working with Jonathan Rose Companies, the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA), and the Enterprise Green Community, Path is rehabbing the existing building to include upgrades throughout the building units, common areas, and surrounding site. The renovation scope of work includes Demolition, Fire Restoration, Carpentry, Roofing, Windows, HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing.
Village Center is a residential development that is comprised of a Fourteen-story building that contains a total of 200 units. Original construction of the development dates to 1983. The apartment community is comprised of one, 14-story Tower building and ten, two-story town-home buildings.
In working with Jonathan Rose Companies, the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA), and the Enterprise Green Community, Path is rehabbing the existing building to include upgrades throughout the building units, common areas, and surrounding site. The renovation scope of work includes Demolition, Carpentry, Roofing, Windows, Elevator Lifts, HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing.
Path will also be constructing a new 3,000 SF Community Building on the site.
Oak Brook Hills is coming soon and Path is excited to be working on this project! The project involves the construction of a new 280,000 SF mixed use — residential/retail building, a 400,000 SF parking garage, a new hotel ball-room addition, and site improvements. Additional features of the residential/retail building include a fitness center, business center, meeting rooms, and an outdoor swimming pool.
