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Concrete foundation work is progressing on the 63 unit mixed-use apartment project Breslin Builders is providing design-build services for. The downtown located project at Casino Center and Colorado is on track for a 2nd quarter completion in 2020.
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Breslin Builders has completed the small expansion project at the Cactus Plaza Retail Center. The work expanded the existing tenant improvement space area for a future Domino’s Pizza build-out.
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Work on the retail expansion at Cactus Plaza is progressing and stucco work has been completed. The work involves the expansion of the end cap space into an existing patio area to allow more space for a future tenant improvement. In addition to the new walls and stucco work shown in the photos below, the existing sloped patio slab was removed and a new flat slab was provided, as well as additional insulation, reworking of some minor plumbing and electrical items, and eventually the installation of new storefront systems in the existing opening and removal of the existing south facing storefront to expand the interior area.
Breslin Builders provided the original construction for the center in 2015-2016 and are providing design-build services for this new expansion work. The work is progressing and will be completed by the end of July 2019.
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Work on the retail expansion at Cactus Plaza has started. The work involves the expansion of the end cap space into an existing patio area to allow more space for a future tenant improvement. In addition to the new walls and storefront, the existing sloped patio slab was removed and a new flat slab was provided, as well as additional insulation, reworking of some minor plumbing and electrical items, and eventually the installation of new storefront systems in the existing opening and removal of the existing south facing storefront to expand the interior area. The existing stucco on some of the walls was also removed for the future tenant improvement work.
Breslin Builders provided the original construction for the center in 2015-2016 and are providing design-build services for this new expansion work. The work is progressing and will be completed by the end of July 2019.
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Breslin Builders, working for Dapper Construction and Dapper Development, has progressed the new two tenant restaurant building out of the ground. The slab has been poured and the unique CMU walls are being completed.
The building, designed by BunnyFish Studios, has a very unique and custom curvilinear roof, making this a one of a kind structure. Housing two locally recognized restaurants, Roberto’s Taco Shop and Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop, the space will be a welcomed addition to the existing Huntridge Shopping Center at Charleston Boulevard and Maryland Parkway.
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Breslin Builders, working for Dapper Construction and Dapper Development, has progressed the new two tenant restaurant building out of the ground. After a few months of existing utility relocation, site work, and underground installations, we have columns in place ready to put the slab.
The building, designed by BunnyFish Studios, has a very unique and custom curvilinear roof, making this a one of a kind structure. Housing two locally recognized restaurants, Roberto’s Taco Shop and Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop, the space will be a welcomed addition to the existing Huntridge Shopping Center at Charleston Boulevard and Maryland Parkway.
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Progress is being made at the new design-build warehouse Breslin Builders is completing on Sobb Avenue in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Now that the walls are stood, the roof framing for the Sobb Avenue Warehouse project is well underway for the project. The structural columns and girders have been placed prior to the roof framing starting. The exterior of the wall panels are being cleaned up and patched.
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The Sobb Avenue Warehouse design-build project is progressing and showing great progress this month. The concrete tilt-up wall panels have been cured enough to be stood in place. Bull Concrete stood the panels over a couple of days giving the building its vertical appearance. Once stood the structural steel and panelized roof framing will begin.
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Most of the concrete tilt-up panels at the Sobb Avenue Warehouse project have been poured and are curing for placement at the site. Soon the building will start to take shape and the next phase of work can begin, including the steel girders and the panelized roof framing system.
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Concrete work at the design-build Sobb Avenue Warehouse project is progressing. The slab has been placed and the title-up panels are being formed. Reinforcing and embeds are being placed in each panel also.
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The slab has been poured at the Sobb Avenue Warehouse project, making way for the concrete tilt-up panels to be formed.
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The foundation reinforcing is progressing on the new warehouse project Breslin Builders is providing design-build services for. Foundations in areas have been poured. On-site utility installations have started also. Grading for the panel casting slabs have been completed.
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After many long months and coordinate efforts between the civil engineer, building, and the County, the final permits have been issued from Clark County Building and Safety. The foundation reinforcing is progressing on the new warehouse project Breslin Builders is providing design-build services for. Off-site utility installation for the water line is progressing.
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Grading work is progressing on the new warehouse project Breslin Builders is providing design-build services for. We are working towards final building department approvals, but we are able to get some initial grading started. In addition to having to import to the site, we also provided on-site crushing efforts to break down the larger caliche boulders found on-site.
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