Breslin Builders has started the site work for the new 32,000 square footage multi-tenant Sobb Avenue Warehouse project. Clearing and grubbing is taking place in anticipation of a final civil improvement permit. Additionally, the site will have rock crushing and caliche removal started. Progress photos are below:
Breslin Builders is providing design-build services for a new 32,000 square foot office/warehouse project located in the southwest part of the Las Vegas valley. Located at the end of Sobb Avenue west of Rainbow Boulevard (between Patrick and Post), the project will be a three tenant building with associated warehouse spaces.
Anticipated to be constructed of tilt-up concrete walls with a hybrid roof framing system (wood and metal), the project will build on the decades of experience Breslin Builders has on this type of project and construction.
In addition to the building, the site will have multiple recessed docks, parking, truck access, and a large trash enclosure.
Initial design work has begun, with our next step to including coordination of the land-use approvals with Clark County. We anticipate a Fall 2018 delivery.
Breslin Builders has made a lot progress on the St. Rose Coronado Center over the past few months. The project is located in Henderson, Nevada on St.Rose Parkway (south of the 215 freeway). The project consists of a 3-story office building (tilt-up and metal frame construction) and two wood framed in-line retail buildings.
Currently we are finishing up the retail shell spaces, progressing the office shell space, and starting multiple interior office tenant improvement spaces on the main level. Site work will start soon with a Fall 2017 completion date anticipated.
Breslin Builder’s work on the new office and retail center at St. Rose and Coronado in Henderson, Nevada is progressing with underground plumbing and concrete foundations being placed. The project consists of multiple buildings including a three story tilt-up office building and two single story inline retail buildings, along with a fast food pad.
Progress photos are below:
