Commercial Projects
Whisk & Whiskey
Flagstaff, AZ has enthusiastically welcomed this 3,000 square foot restaurant bar Tenant Improvement of an existing space with many features special to the restaurant’s theme.
Whiskey barrel slats, procured from Kentucky were used to assemble the art piece that greets all who enter and are used in the bar area.
Two full sized kitchens prepare meals for hungry guests, one an open expo kitchen so patrons can watch their food being prepared.
A full bar, indoor dining area and cozy patio dining area give patrons a number of choices for their special dining experience.
Unique construction features and materials include a wood beamed, floating ceiling, tongue and groove wall paneling, stainless steel modular bar system with quartz tops and custom tile and solid brass foot rail.
Tenant Improvement project at Aspen Place in Flagstaff AZ
Exterior patio of tenant improvement at Aspen Place in Flagstaff AZ
Interior bar tenant improvement at Aspen Place Flagstaff AZ
Seating Area at interior tenant improvement at Aspen Place in Flagstaff AZ
Seating Bar tenant improvement at Aspen Place Flagstaff AZ
Custom soffit and bar tenant improvement at Aspen Place Flagstaff AZ
Custom soffit and seating bar tenant improvement at Aspen Place Flagstaff AZ
Seating and bar area tenant improvement at Aspen Place Flagstaff AZ
Custom feature wall tenant improvement at Aspen Place Flagstaff AZ
Over Easy
Our client was converting 2320 square feet of old retail space into a new restaurant and a fast six week schedule was critical to get the space
demoed, renovated, and open for business.
Over Easy serves Midwestern scratch kitchen, comfort food with a contemporary flare, a hallmark of Over Easy.
The first Over Easy became so popular that it caught the attention of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host Guy Fieri, and was later featured on Food Network’s “Best Thing I Ever Ate” as well as TLC’s “Best Food Ever,”
Barre3
Our client was opening a new 2000 square foot Barre3 Studio and needed to follow the precise design and material criteria established by Barre3 for all their studios nationwide.
Precise coordination with our client and Barre3 was required for procurement and scheduled installation of many specialty materials including, vertical grain Douglas Fir millwork, sound deadening wall and ceiling systems, specialty musical and PA systems, cork flooring and Non VOC paints.
We are proud to be the General Contractor on the transformation of this empty space into the beautiful and balanced space that now welcomes Barre3 customers.
The Little Telescope That Could
A special dedication and acknowledgment was held at CCC to honor those that were instrumental in making the CCC Observatory project a reality and to celebrate its completion.
Retired astronomer and long-time CCC District Governing Board Member Dr. Nathaniel (Nat) White said at the dedication that the story of the DIMM Telescope donated to the College in 2008 by the Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station (NOFS) could be a children's book titled the "little telescope that could."
The story would be about a retiring telescope that was of great service to the country, and now needed a new home. With Dr. White's encouragement, the telescope was donated to CCC. Although the telescope now had a home, it still needed an observatory, so the story continued.
Through the hard work of the foundation staff and board to fund the cost of the building, needed parts and labor to build the observatory. Director of Facilities at CCC Mark Easton and his team supervised the project Hunter Building Group, Flagstaff was the General Contractor.
Local Juicery at Aspen Place
This 1500 square foot Tenant Improvement projects marks Local Juicery's expansion into the Flagstaff Market.
Local Juicery wanted a clean, bright environment that represents the healthy, all organic, freshly made foods and juices made for their customers.
Pioneer Title
The client of this 1,550 square foot, tenant build out project had outgrown their existing space and needed more room to grow and to better service their clients. Their goals were to create a functioning, welcoming and warm environment, all while minimally disturbing nearby tenants. All this was accomplished by combining some existing finishes with new finishes and construction techniques that limited noise, dust and debris.
Majestic Marketplace
Our Client was moving from an existing retail space and opening a new market that would improve service and offer a wider selection of premium goods to their customers. Timing was critical for this venture as well as the quality of the finishes used to create a warm, upscale, modern marketplace. The project combined a retail space, full bar area, outdoor patio seating and extensive walk-in coolers, all with the utmost attention to detail which creates a welcoming environment for all to enjoy.
Coconino Apartments
These new 4-Plex apartments with ground floor garages and 2 floors of living space are located in the densely built neighborhood of historic Flagstaff Township, just west of downtown.
Construction required strategic demolition of existing structures, existing utility relocation and extensive coordination during the construction phase.
Each individual 2-story apartment has an expansive entry deck, personal garage and laundry and incredible views of the San Francisco Peaks.
Lia Leaf Tea House
The owners of the new Lia Leaf Tea House wanted their clients to enjoy a simple, clean space and use local materials when possible. Ponderosa Pine and Alligator Juniper, procured from a local sawmill, were used in a built in seating area as well as display shelving.
Esenem Yoga
This was the client’s first location for their contemporary Yoga Studio & Store and they wanted a special place for their customers to exercise and shop. The studio includes a large studio area with special flooring, humidifying, heating and music systems to enhance their customer’s experience. The project also includes large shower and restroom areas and a clean, bright retail area.
