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Sensata Technologies used Dacon's design-build service to complete their new building within 10 months and under budget.
After relocating to a new home 20 minutes from Gentle Giant's existing location, the property was refitted by Dacon to incorporate 80 cubicles, 11 executive offices, 4 conference rooms and communal spaces to support a strong collaborative culture centered on equality.
A historical institution, St. George’s believes athletics acts as an extension of the classroom by reinforcing good sportsmanship, teamwork, self-discipline and responsibility.
As North America’s largest broadline food distribution company, Gordon Food Service goal was to advance margins through consolidating operations, increasing process efficiencies, and facilitating distribution. The key challenge was remaining functional while under construction.
To maximize views of the natural surroundings, Dacon used full-height glass and spandrel windows.
Claremont Companies, a privately-owned real estate investment, and development firm, sought to create an office building overlooking Lake Nippenickett.
Dacon phased this project to accommodate the scholastic season, the client received $81,000 back in GMP savings.
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.
The design rationale for this LEED facility centers on 4 functional domains - manufacturing, labs, offices and warehousing. LEED initiatives include provisions for future solar setup, reduced water usage, high efficiency cooling systems and dark sky compliant lighting.
This project necessitated understanding the value of design on existing conditions and tailoring additions to present buildings.
OMNIlife Science was forced to relocate due to eminent domain, they sought a space for headquartering offices alongside their R&D technology and related functions. Time was extremely tight with a 4-month deadline.
OMNIlife Science was forced to relocate due to eminent domain, they sought a space for headquartering offices alongside their R&D technology and related functions. Time was extremely tight with a 4-month deadline.
