Construction!

Construction begins on three of our projects.  Two of them are in Virginia Beach and one in Suffolk.  One is St. Andrews Methodist Church where JD&W has begun the expansion of the building.  It is a two phased project with the first phase being interior renovations that were completed befor Christmas last year.  Now the new entry and choir room are starting.  We look forward to seeing it take shape.

The other Virginia Beach location is a small retail on Northampton Blvd called Northampton Crossing.  Independence Construction has been awarded the project and you will shortly see a flurry of activity on the site. The new structure will house a Krispy Kreme and a Jersey Mike's.  We are anxious to see the project come together for the developer Royal Farms out of Baltimore.

The third project located in Suffolk is the continued expansion of Marketcenter at Harborview.  The retail structure is approximately 22,000 square feet with most of it being dedicated to Goodwill.  4 other small retail spaces are available for leasing.  CPG Contractors has been awarded the contract and should shortly be out on the jobsite clearing the land for the new building.

Look for our new jobsite signs at each of the sites and let us know what you think as the progress begins!

Trick or Treat?

I would have to say that October presented us with lots of treats.....no tricks....at least we hope! Several new clients came on the scene and allowed us to move forward with several nice projects. We completed the first phase of documents for the interior renovation of St. Andrews United Methodist Church. We are currently working on the expansion documents.

We also completed several small interiors for McLean Lending and ReMax First as well as code compliance work for a few restaurants that were expanding.


Progress as been steady on Northampton Crossing Development that will support a Krispy Kreme and Jersey Mike's. A fast track project that should be completed by mid November.



However we have ruly been blessed with the opportunity to help develop the design concepts for the Beach Health Pavilion. Documents are out of marketing and we look forward to moving forward with construction documents within the month of November as well. It all looks busy!


Our oldest project on the boards, 1st Bay Development has now been submitted to the city of Norfolk for rezoning approval. That receive it's approval by the first of the year.


All in all......the end of 2010 has thus far been more of a treat than a trick.