This build-out of executive offices, a boardroom and kitchen facilities included 158,000 s.f. of space on seven floors for a total project cost of $3.8 million. The millwork was very detailed wainscot with reveals and wooden pilaster. Construction included new A/V room with state-of-the-art dimming/projection capabilities and custom-built cabinetry

In a subsequent project, Lee Kennedy Co. managed the fit-up of the entire 14th floor. The project consisted of new offices, conference rooms, and lounges. New tele/data communications were tied into the main communications room on the sixth floor and existing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems were reconstructed and/or added as necessary.

Architect: Davis & Associates Architects

Fourth and Ninth Floor
John Hancock Tower, Boston, MA

This project entailed the complete gut and renovation of the fourth floor of the John Hancock Tower and a subsequent $1.2 million gut and renovation of the ninth floor. Both floors covered 45,000 s.f. and received new paint, HVAC and plumbing as well as the installation of new acoustical ceiling panels over common areas. The majority of the space was open floor plan with offices along three walls. New copy niches and a vending area were built and the floors were re-wired for tele/data. Additionally, 7,000 s.f. of space was renovated on the 15th floor. Both floors were completed on an aggressive time line. The fourth occurred on a 4-month schedule and the ninth floor on a 2-month schedule.

Architect: Davis & Associates Architects

Twenty-Ninth Floor
John Hancock Tower, Boston, MA

This 33,000 s.f. interior office fit out encompassed the entire 29th floor of the John Hancock Tower as well as partial space on the 15th floor. Extensive telecommunication work was included in the scope as the company's main telecommunications source was on the 6th floor and cabling needed to be fed up through the floors between. Additionally, the space included innovative copy kiosks that featured sophisticated millwork. The project cost was $650,000 and work was completed on a tight schedule of 6 weeks.

Architect: Davis & Associates Architects

Copley Place
Boston, MA

This new tenant fit up on two floors of the Copley Place Towers involved the expansion of existing office space and the installation of emergency operating systems. The $2.5 million project covered 62,000 s.f. of space and consisted of the construction of a large computer/communication hub which is backed-up with remote 600 KVA generator and uninterrupted power source (UPS). Work also included installing specialized HVAC.

Architect: Davis & Associates Architects