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Bass Pro Shops – Las Vegas

admin — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:43:05 +0000

Project Details:

Owner: Bass Pro Shops
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Architect: Geoffrey H. Butler
Completed: November, 2004
Building Size: 142,600 square feet
Site Size: 9.2 acres
Procurement Type: Negotiated

Description:

Bass Pro Shops, Las Vegas was constructed as a joint venture between Camco Construction, Inc. and Camco Pacific out of Los Angles, CA. This is the flagship store for the outdoor retailer and has the largest fishing and hunting gear selection in the American West. The building features a sloped roof steel structure with site cast concrete tilt-up exterior walls. Major areas of work included an extensive mezzanine with escalator and elevator access, stained concrete floors throughout, deep excavations to accommodate large fish aquariums featuring live mermaids furnished by the adjacent casino, built-in gun shooting range, built-in archery range, golf swing practice and demo facilities, rock climbing walls and full service fishing boat department. The water features in the building are the largest of any Bass Pro in the country and with this being the flagship store, changes to the design were constant.

Galleria at Tyler Mall

admin — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:38:38 +0000

Project Details:

Owner: General Growth Properties, Inc.
Location: Riverside, CA
Architect: MBH Architects
Completed: December, 2007
Building Size: 443,885 square feet
Site Size: 10.2 acres
Procurement Type: Hard Bid

Description:

The Galleria at Tyler Mall was an expansion of retail space, construction of a new AMC movie theater and seismic upgrade and addition to the existing Hughes Alley Parking Garage. A total of 203,900 square feet of retail space was added, including an 85,360 square foot AMC movie theater. The theater build out included complete construction of all interior theaters, audio and video equipment, concessions areas and a 16,450 square foot mezzanine for the projection equipment. Another 34,955 square feet of shell retail space was constructed beneath the theater. Parking structure work consisted of a 145,152 square foot 3rd level, 94,824 square foot 3-level addition, as well as numerous stairwells, escalator and elevator additions to increase functionality and seismic upgrade of the existing 2-level structure to meet current code. The entire project was constructed adjacent to a fully operational shopping mall.

Fashion Place Mall Renovation

admin — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:30:09 +0000

Project Details:

Owner: General Growth Properties, Inc.
Location: Murray, UT
Architect: Mulvanny G2 Architecture
Completed: November, 2008
Building Size: 165,107 square feet
Site Size: 68.05 acres
Procurement Type: Hard Bid

Description:

The project included a complete renovation of all interior floors, ceilings, electrical, mechanical, site utility re-locations, power loop replacement, 61,445 s.f. of new galleria style retail space, foodcourt remodel & new entrance, restroom remodels, new mall management space, Cheesecake Factory pad, Nordstrom pad, and new 17,000 s.f. connector building between the existing mall and new Nordstrom. All new site utility work was constructed without interrupting the mall water, gas, power, or phone lines. In order to comply with current code, acute attention to the weight of the new ceiling elements was paid so as not to overload the capacity of the existing structure, lightweight materials were used, saving millions in structural upgrade costs. All work was performed while keeping all mall tenants open and in full operation as well as while maintaining all mall emergency egress exits.

Grand Teton Mall Phases I – III

admin — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:24:17 +0000

Project Details:

Owner: General Growth Properties, Inc.
Location: Idaho Falls, ID
Architect: Law/Kingdon (ph I), Nadel (ph II&III)
Completed: November, 2004
Building Size: 184,963 square feet
Site Size: 10.53 acres
Procurement Type: Hard Bid

Description:

Phase I, a design/build procurement consisted of the addition of a Ross Dress For Less, Best Buy, PetSmart and Linens & Things, totaling 96,963 square feet of ground up construction. Extensive sitework including demolition and re-configuration of parking areas and existing site utilities were required to accommodate the new buildings. Phase II was a design-bid-build procurement in which Camco completed the renovation of all interior mall concourse areas including tile, ceilings, mechanical and lighting. All Phase II work was performed at night and required extensive dust and existing work protection to be installed and removed at the start and end of each work period, this allowed all tenants to remain open during construction. Phase III was procured in the same manner as Phase II and included the construction of a new Barnes and Noble space totaling 30,000 square feet.

Holiday Village Retail Center

admin — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:13:53 +0000

Project Details:

Owner: Barlow Nielsen & Associates
Location: Park City, UT
Architect: SL&A Architects
Completed: February, 2002
Building Size: 23,000 square feet
Site Size: 2.2 acres
Procurement Type: Negotiated

Description:

Holiday Village is a strip retail center located in the famous town of Park City, at the heart of the Wasatch Mountains. The center includes 12 retail tenants including a drive-through accessible bank, mortgage company and a 4-theater Cinemark Movie Theater. The project included the demolition of an older style existing theater to pave the way for the new stadium seating style theater specifically to accommodate the world renowned Sundance Film Festival. The existing portion of the center was structurally retrofitted to meet current seismic and snow-load codes. The project was constructed on a fast track schedule through the harsh Park City winter and was finished in time for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.