Located in the heart of the Bridgehampton Commons shopping center, this Target Flex Format project calls for a wide range of departments, including grocery, home essentials, apparel, and electronics, along with specialty areas such as a CVS Pharmacy and Starbucks. Prefabricated fitting rooms, upgraded restrooms, and a fully redesigned stock room will be built for smooth operations and a better shopping experience. Adding to the shopping experience will be a refreshed façade, improved parking lot, and updated signage. Trades on the project include demolition, concrete, masonry, storefront, carpentry, interior and exterior finishes, and MEP work.

This new Target location is set to open in October 2026.

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Due to the constraints of a tight site adjacent to a major highway, logistics planning was a key to success. This included coordinating a 30,000-gallon cast-in-place water storage tank, crane placement, on-site plant management, storage, scaffolding, and materials handling. Preplanning and coordination allowed us to maintain a schedule, reduce the risk of added costs, provide a safe site environment for all, and ensure neighbors did not experience unnecessary disruptions.

The new Public Storage facility in Long Island City features an office/retail area, display space, and over 1,000 individual storage units. Its grand opening was held in September 2024.

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In addition to the new Whole Foods Market, each storefront will receive new signage, lighting fixtures, and façade repairs. Additional retail tenants include PetSmart, Ulta Beauty, Tilly’s, and Michaels. All current tenants remained open during construction.

Vacant open spaces at the shopping center, referred to as pad sites, will also be prepared for potential construction in the future.

In May 2024, the Huntington Shopping Center was spotlighted in New York Real Estate Journal’s Developing Long Island Spotlight. It was also recognized in the Long Island Business News 2024 Real Estate, Architecture, & Engineering Awards, being named Top Retail Redevelopment – Suffolk. The project was recognized at the AIA Long Island Chapter’s 59th Annual Archi Awards for Commercial Mercantile Renovations and Additions.

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Exterior work on the project includes a curtainwall system and ACM panels, in addition to exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) and wood cladding work. Interior work included the completion of the passenger elevator shaft.

Other items related to the project include MEP, repairs to the terrazzo, concrete floor polish, market cases in the cellar, as well as installation of the ceiling grid in the cellar and second floor. In early 2024, the project was turned over to the Target store team.

Replacing a former Sears that closed in November 2018, this Target is located in the Lake Success Shopping Center in New Hyde Park, New York. Following building plans submitted to the Town of North Hempstead, this 3-story retail building features a Starbucks and CVS Pharmacy.

On April 14, 2024, the Target store in Lake Success held its grand opening.

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The company will be using the newly renovated 35,000-square-foot location for its global headquarters and showroom. The fit-out of the 4th floor Fulton Street space will be able to accommodate more than 200 employees and features a main showroom, offices, design spaces, a bar, and work areas.

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Located at 170 Mineola Avenue, this renovation created a spacious and cutting-edge oasis for consumers looking to purchase upscale kitchen appliances.

This 10,000-square-foot project was recognized as the Best Retail Renovation by Long Island Business News in 2023. The Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove Showroom was also recognized at the AIA Long Island Chapter’s 59th Annual Archi Awards for Commercial Mercantile Renovations and Additions.

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The Brooklyn CVC serves East New York, an area with limited existing resources for veterinary care, and is similar to the ASPCA facility in the Bronx. Before the construction of the Brooklyn CVC was complete, the ASPCA was operating a mobile clinic in the parking lot to help pet owners affected by the pandemic.

The now permanent, state-of-the-art facility offers partially and fully subsidized veterinary care to Brooklyn residents, including high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter (HQHVSN) surgeries and vaccinations for homeless dogs and cats being cared for by animal rescue organizations, including Animal Care Centers of New York City.

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This project consisted of the interior fit-out to the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Floor. The new space houses a CKO and CrossFit Gym located on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor is designated to art studios for aspiring artists and the 3rd floor is used for private office space. The historical building continues to hold the aesthetic look with an open floor plan, open ceilings, polished concrete flooring, and original columns.

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Construction on Walt Whitman Shops was a large-scale project. The project consisted of a 100,000-square-foot expansion of the mall, including tenant reconfiguration within the existing mall and the structural reinforcement of existing mall structure to accommodate the expansion. Site/parking improvements included reconfigured parking, new lighting, new landscaping, and additional parking. The project was completed without disrupting normal business operations.

The expansion provided street-facing retail frontages, offering shoppers the welcoming experience of a quiet downtown stroll rather than the experience of navigating a crowded mall.

A new central plaza is marked by distinctive landscaping, and a new streetscape, including a statue of Whitman himself.

The parking was reconfigured, and spots were added to handle the increased number of visitors.

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