Projects

The first and second floor of this 9,638sf existing building were gutted and interior renovation of the existing building completed .  An extension to the 2nd floor mezzanine was added with new metal stairs and materials lift to facilitate storage & movement of equipment.  The existing loading dock was enclosed to facilitate delivery of technology. New exterior front exterior façade added to the building to give building curb appeal. Special interior finishes to sales offices were added to portray their corporate branding image. Office area built with open sales office concept. Conference room interior ceiling was constructed with curved wood trim to resemble a boat hull tying into long time Tampa shipping industry history. Special glass doors were added to close off the conference room but not obstruct the view of the office.

This project began as a renovation to an existing doctor’s office to convert it into administrative space. The building was struck by lightning after the demo and design process began adding fire remediation to the complexity of this project. The structure had to be redesigned midstream with a new truss design to match the existing roof that survived the fire. Desire for a complete 2^nd floor after the fire had to be evaluated and discussed for new code requirements and for cost vs use which resulted in a 2^nd floor mezzanine computer room being added instead. The design team worked with the owner to obtain desired changes to the building within the insurance rebuild budget.  The anticipated completion date was moved but inflexible lease end/move-in dates were achieved.

The renovation/addition was 8,000sf with a restored vaulted lobby with  all new windows. The building was expanded in the rear for a special call center room with build out for administration areas and a dermatology medical suite. 

This 5,100sf medical office that was  originally built by Manasota was totally gutted and then MCC was involved in design architect interviews to choose an architect  for Manatee Community Foundation.

The office  renovation included a new front façade & vaulted clerestory entry addition and complete interior renovation to create the new Manatee Community Foundation offices in the mid-century modern style.

The electrical and HVAC systems were redesigned for better efficiency requiring all new equipment, wire & ductwork . The old beams in the new community room were saved and refinished for their mid- century modern look and duplicated in the new entry addition. Soundproof glass block was installed to cut road noise in the community room. A glass wall conference room was also added.  All soffit and facia had to be replaced to accommodate the new metal roof and bring the new roof structures to code.  Manasota Commercial was the Construction & Design manager on this project. 

This 5,100sf masonry building, originally the Manatee School Board service center, was totally gutted inside and out to create twin office suites. New concrete façade, exterior walkway, windows and metal roof were added to complete the new updated look.

Interior renovation included structural roof repairs to meet current code. All electrical rewired, plumbing and mechanical systems retrofitted. Both suites finished for Doctors office layout with exam rooms, reception area and nurses station. New flooring and lighting finished out this renovation project.

Parking, drainage and landscape were also refurbished.

Project  Description: Renovation of 25,000sf masonry and pre-engineered metal building. New façade and porte-cochere added to update the building with beautiful landscape & new parking to enhance this downtown site’s curb appeal. Entire building electrical & mechanical systems retrofitted. A stage, sound system and lighting installed in the ballroom for community events. Includes commercial food service kitchen for catering and bistro. Health clinic, administration offices, classrooms, fitness and recreation areas occupy the rest of this facility.

We are currently renovating and adding an 8990sf addition and parking to their facility in E. Bradenton to house their new offices after sale of this building. This site redevelopment will make their distribution operations much more fluid and economic. 

This 14,900sf building required tying the old downtown building renovation together with a new addition to the existing Law offices. Aesthetic connection was achieved with a 2 story atrium entry. Special attention had to be made for safety and noise with the Law firm still working while phased renovation took place. Construction coordination and communication with government and DDA was necessary to make a smooth transition into the new office space.