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Commercial and Retail projects include various Show Rooms and Retail Centers.  Below is a sampling of our Retail projects.

17,000 SF Prototype Store constructed of masonry and steel with a stucco exterior finish.  HHC provided Architectural, Structural & MEP design services.

Modified existing Store to create a “faux” entry on primary street façade; constructed of masonry and steel with a stucco exterior finish.  HHC provided Architectural & Structural design services.

18,000 SF Prototype Store constructed of masonry and steel with a stucco exterior finish.  HHC provided Architectural, Structural & MEP design services.

11,000 SF high – end kitchen and bath showroom in an existing home décor design center. Showroom features multiple display “vignettes” with high end finishes and 19 foot high, exposed structure ceilings. Custom displays are merged with vendor supplied specialty display areas. Customer greeting and routing are accomplished through the use of a custom, frosted glass partition, incorporating a water feature. Build – out also accommodates utility and service areas, as well as employee break areas and offices.

10,000 SF of high-end showroom within a 45,000 SF Design/Build facility that also included contractor sales.  HHC provided the design of the showroom, finishes, merchandising display vignettes, and worked with Kohler for a portion of the showroom.  Architectural, Structural and MEP design services were provided by HHC.

The building was load bearing tilt-wall concrete; conventionally framed.

58,000 SF Showroom within a 388,700 SF build-to-suit facility for large furniture retailer. The showroom is low finish as part of the “discount-warehouse” concept the store evokes to visiting customers.  HHC provided Architectural, Structural & MEP design services.

14,000 SF of Trade/Designer Showroom anchoring a 92,000 SF build-to-suit facility for a regional furniture importer. This facility also includes, 8,000 SF of Corporate Office and 70,000 SF of Warehouse.  The project was constructed utilizing pre-engineered structure and roof with highly articulated, load-bearing, concrete tilt-wall systems.  The site was master planned for more retail or office/showroom/distribution development.

31’ tall community landmark constructed of reinforced concrete, block and brick with stucco accent finishes.  The tower includes a carillon, hidden maintenance deck and tile roof.  The tower was published in the St. Petersburg Times, April 5, 2002 “Homes” section.

27,000 SF unanchored Retail Center planned for western Hillsborough County.  Schematic Designs are approved; C.D’s are pending.

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