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North Attleboro Market Place – N. Attleboro, MA
Architect: Robinson Green Beretta Corporation
This 22,000 s/f structural steel frame retail building added two tenants to the already successful North Attleboro Marketplace. After reducing the construction schedule at the start of the project, Acella’s completion date was made hard and fast once tied into the tenant leases for turnover. As with many of the current worksites, a vast number of existing utilities needed to be relocated in a site already too restricted for the building. Exterior finishes consisted of decorative split‐face block and E.I.F.S façade. |
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Westerly Crossing – Westerly, RI
Architect: RGB Architecture
The Westerly Crossing Retail Shell, which is owned by Carpionato Properties, Inc., a Johnston, RI-based real estate development company, was completed with a competitive six-month schedule. The complex foundations were completed in the winter allowing the project's completion, including paving and landscaping to be coordinated with adjacent projects. The 28,000-square-foot new building includes structural steel, masonry façade, an exterior insulation finishing system (EIFS) and an aluminum storefront, which is currently planned for five tenants, which will include an Olympia Sports. |
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Moe's Southwest Grill - Plymouth, MA
Architect: Wilson Group Architects
Interior restaurant fit up maintained a competitive schedule and strict budget restraints. The open cook line included extensive underground plumbing in small area. This job was delivered on time and on budget. |
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Pasticinni Gourmet Bakery, Hanover Mall – Hanover, MA
Architect: Annino Associates, Inc.
Pasticinni Gourmet Bakery is a new tenant at the Hanover Mall. We completely demolished the previous tenant space and retrofitted for the new bakery. The space contain a new kitchen for cooking and preparing baked goods and a retail area for costumer
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Moe’s Southwest Grill, Hanover Mall – Hanover, MA
Architect: Wilson Group Architects, Inc.
Including the complete demolition of an existing CVS inside the Hanover Mall and all new MEP services this project was completed in just nine weeks. Extensive underground plumbing with a new 3000 gallon grease trap, sanitary lines and provisions for future work at an adjacent space demanded that much of the slab be removed. The fast-track design / construction process allowed early savings to be used to upgrade the finishes introducing ceramic wall tile and a colorwall wood veneer while completing the project under budget and on time allowing a grand opening prior to the Holiday season.
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Herb Chambers Westborough Ford — Westborough, MA
Architect: Regent Associates
The Herb Chamber’s Westborough Ford project consisted of complete façade renovation on the entire exterior of the building. The new building skin consists of corrugated metal panels juxtaposed atop split face block. Underpinning was used to shore up the existing foundation which made it possible to install new 20’ x 13’ x 8’ concrete footings. Steel columns were then set on the new footings to support the curved steel truss, which spans the entire width of the building. The sleek, curved exterior showcases the new image Herb Chamber’s Ford is striving to present in all of it’s showrooms.
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Work’ N Gear, Hanover Mall – Hanover, MA
Architect: Design Forum Architects – Dayton, OH
Work ‘N Gear was a 3,000 square foot tenant fit out renovation at the Hanover Mall. Painting the ceiling and duct work was necessary because of the architect’s desire to keep the industrial look of an open ceiling. Intricate paint schemes were used to highlight and define specific areas of the store. Ten foot tall curved “silos” were created out of drywall and painted a bright fluorescent green. These were used to showcase some of Work ‘N Gear’s oversized graphics. Custom red glass lamps accent the cash/wrap area.
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Book Warehouse, Hanover Mall – Hanover, MA
Architect: CMG Architects
Adding to the list of Design Build Projects we have completed the Book
Warehouse retail establishment at the Hanover Mall. We started by hiring an architect to design the space. At the same time we hired mechanical engineers and subcontractors to design the mechanical system. Both the architects and engineers worked off of the Book Warehouse's specifications and design intent. Once the architects and engineers were satisfied, construction commenced and from concrete to carpet, 3,000 sf was fit out in less than 6 weeks. Work included a new concrete floor, new HVAC system, roof penetrations, new aluminum and wood storefront, new electrical transformer and service, new water lines and sewer connections, drywall, ceiling and finishes.
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Hanover, MA
Architect: Corcoran, Nelson, Nardone Associates
Demolition and extensive underground plumbing was needed to provide a new home for the Hanover Mall Public Safety, maintenance and public bathrooms. Each of these projects needed to be complete and occupied before allowing a new tenant fitup to begin.
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A.C. Moore, Hanover Mall – Hanover, MA
Architect: JSA Architects
A.C. Moore is a retail establishment specializing in arts and crafts
supplies. The project is a 21,000 sf interior fit out located in Hanover, Massachusetts . The first phase includes demolition and MEP make safe of an entire wing at the Hanover Mall. The second phase is for new construction of the space.
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Panera Bread, Commissary – Franklin, MA
Architect: JGA Architects
The scope of this industrial project included the addition of a 1,200 sf cooler, misting system and equipment relocations in a facility that remained active 24hrs / day. Extensive underground plumbing, and design / build electrical service was completed to facilitate the addition of bakery equipment including a Levain system, pot washers and Silo system. This project was completed in just six weeks.
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Herb Chambers Honda of Boston – Boston, MA
Architect: Regent Associates
This project consisted of 3 phases of occupied, live renovation of an extremely busy dealership in the heart of Boston. Work included complete gut renovation in all respects including HVAC, electrical and sprinkler. Because of the sensitivity of the project Acella worked with the architect, owner and general manager to insure the least amount of disruption to business during renovations.
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Not Your Average Joe's - Norwell, MA
Architect: Aninno Associates
Following the complete gut of an existing building a vast number of structural changes were completed due to the underlying deteriorated conditions. However the brief 12 week schedule was adhered to despite these delays by working large crews and extended hours. The premium mahogany and imported tile finishes provide this restaurant with a modern and comfortable atmosphere.
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Copy's Coffee, Hanover Mall - Hanover, MA
Architect: Concept One, LLC
This interior fit up at the Hanover Mall is a successful effort to coordinate many organizations from various parts of the country to complete the installation of this franchise coffee shop. The existing mall space was modified to accept the specific requirements of the coffee shop equipment and design. Keep an eye out for a Cuppy’s Coffee Shop in your neighborhood.
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Panera Bread, Analytical Lab – Franklin, MA
Architect: Answers Inc.
Another successful commissary expansion introduced a new research laboratory and analytical laboratory. Renovations throughout the facility in addition to the labs included a cooler expansion 16000 lb horizontal mixer and levain system were all completed without interruption to Panera Breads 24 hour operation.
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Panera Bread, Commissary - Franklin, MA
Architect: Answers, Inc.
As Construction Managers, Acella Construction is responsible for overseeing the upgrade of Panera Bread's Commissary in Franklin, Massachusetts. Included in this upgrade are the installation of new coolers, refrigeration plumbing, electrical and equipment lines for Panera's cream cheese and tuna production.
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