INSPIRATION
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Claremont Companies, a privately-owned real estate investment and development firm, sought to create an office building overlooking Lake Nippenickett.
Complex, logistically challenging electrical construction projects are the trademark of MEC.
Energy, power, change – the designs of this innovative client inspire a variety of audiences. When seeking an office and warehouse design to inspire their employees’ performance, they choose the efficiency of design build to complement their branded culture without over extending costs.
With Boston-based roots extending back to 1928, MEC has never had a losing year based on the business practices of timeliness, fair price, and quality execution. They sought an office design reflective of an accomplished heritage, modern innovation, and open collaboration.
Centered on a progressive culture that believes nature is intrinsic to employee productivity, Claremont sought a design reflecting modern amenities and a harmonious fit to a 142-acre office park.
For 120 years, Gordon has kept restaurants and foodservice organizations in good taste, supplying culinary products and operations expertise.
Renowned for creating high durability products for demanding environments, an increase in sales necessitated expanding their 50-year location to include additional manufacturing and office facilities.
Wood, stone, and greenery were used in design detailing to support an environment that encouraged greater well-being and improved productivity.
Expanded office space, a clean, modern aesthetic, and build-out of mezzanine/bar area created communal spaces that reinforced culture.
COST
$32.5mm
AREA135,000 sf
COMPLETION TIME14 months
LOCATIONHaverhill, MA
A key design challenge was retrofitting an existing office to create a space that would accommodate future upgrades for large MRI equipment as technology advanced.
Refrigeration was the critical issue needing prioritization at Gordon Food Service. To stay completely operational, Dacon built a new refrigeration space around the existing area without disturbing sales volume.
