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Summit Completes the Construction of 905 W. Fulton

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Summit Design + Build Completes the Construction of 905 W. Fulton

Summit Design + Build, LLC recently completed work at 905 W. Fulton Market. Located at the corner of North Peoria Street and West Fulton Market Street, the adaptive reuse project totals 108,650 square feet of loft office, restaurant and retail space and is the latest addition to the Fulton Market District which has been a hotbed for development in recent years.

Four buildings located between 216-232 N. Peoria Street were purchased and rezoned in 2016 by New York-based developer Thor Equities to make up what would become the new 905 W. Fulton. The largest of the four buildings, 216 N. Peoria, dated back to 1894 with its immediate neighbor to the north, 226 N. Peoria, dating back to 1916. Both were originally home to the Chicago Butchers and Packing Co. All four buildings had sat vacant prior to the start of the project.

905 W Fulton

Four buildings located between 216-232 N. Peoria Street were purchased and rezoned in 2016 by New York-based developer Thor Equities to make up what would become the new 905 W. Fulton. The largest of the four buildings, 216 N. Peoria, dated back to 1894 with its immediate neighbor to the north, 226 N. Peoria, dating back to 1916. Both were originally home to the Chicago Butchers and Packing Co. All four buildings had sat vacant prior to the start of the project.

Both buildings on the South half of the site were contributing buildings in the Fulton-Randolph Market Historic District, just two of 88 buildings designated by the City of Chicago that cannot be altered to change what makes them unique and worthy of preservation. Due to their historical significance, the buildings were kept, in-part, reconstructed, and tied back into the new building.

Work at 905 W. Fulton began with the full demolition of the two existing, single-story structures on the Northside of the site. These buildings were replaced by a new 5-story building with first floor retail and office space on the floors above. Work continued with the selective interior and structural demolition of the buildings on the south half of the site. Two-story additions were added to bring the total height to five stories including a roof terrace on each building.

Mondelez International, the global snack brand, will relocate their corporate headquarters to 905 W. Fulton Market and occupy all 77,100 square feet of office space.

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Summit Design + Build featured in Connect Chicago

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Summit Design Wraps Up Renovations on Old Town Mainstay

General contractor Summit Design + Build recently completed the interior and exterior renovation of the Fireplace Inn, a restaurant and bar in the North Side’s Old Town neighborhood. The renovation was the first since 2010, and added new spaces for dining and entertaining.

The Fireplace Inn has been a self-proclaimed neighborhood institution since it opened in 1968 at 1448 N. Wells St. The restaurant currently occupies two adjacent buildings at the same site.

The majority of Summit’s work was in the southern building, which was added to the restaurant in 1999. The renovation of the space totaled 2,480 square feet and included:

• Adding new bathrooms in the lower level
• Construction of a new bar with custom millwork
• Build-out of a second floor dining and event space
• A new exterior façade and paint

IPSA Architecture & Design served as the project architect for the Fireplace Inn project.

See the article on www.connect.media

Summit Design + Build featured in RE journals

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Summit completes remodel of Old Town mainstay, The Fireplace Inn

General contractor Summit Design + Build, LLC recently completed the interior and exterior renovation of the Fireplace Inn, a restaurant and bar in Chicago’s Old Town neighborhood. The renovation was the first since 2010 and added new spaces for dining and entertaining.

The Fireplace Inn has been a neighborhood institution since it opened in 1968 at 1448 N. Wells Street. Today, the restaurant currently occupies two adjacent buildings at the same site. The majority of Summit’s work was in the southern building, which was added to the restaurant in 1999. The restaurant remained operational during construction, which was completed in November.

IPSA Architecture & Design served as the project architect for the Fireplace Inn project. The renovation of the space totaled 2,480 square feet and included adding new bathrooms in the lower level, the construction of a new bar with custom millwork, the build-out of a second floor dining and event space and a new exterior façade and paint.

See the article on rejournals.com

Summit Completes Renovation of Fireplace Inn

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The Old Town Institution Gets First Renovation Since 2010

Summit Design + Build, LLC, recently completed the interior and exterior renovation of the Fireplace Inn, a restaurant and bar in Chicago’s Old Town neighborhood. The renovation was the first since 2010 and added new spaces for dining and entertaining.

The Fireplace Inn has been a self-proclaimed neighborhood institution since it opened in 1969 at 1448 N. Wells Street. Today, the restaurant currently occupies two adjacent buildings at the same site. The majority of Summit’s work was in the Southern building, which was added to the restaurant in 1999.

The renovation of the space totaled 2,480 square feet and included:

  • Adding new bathrooms in the lower level

  • Construction of a new bar with custom millwork

  • Build-out of a second floor dining and event space

  • New exterior façade and paint

IPSA Architecture & Design served as the project architect for the Fireplace Inn project. The restaurant remained operational during construction, which was completed in November.

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Summit Adaptive Reuse Project in St. Petersburg

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Summit Nearing Completion of Adaptive Reuse Project in St. Petersburg

The Southeast office of Tampa based general contractor Summit Design + Build, is nearing completion of the adaptive reuse of an existing two-story commercial building at 2151 Central Avenue in downtown St. Petersburg.

The previously vacant 6,900 square-foot building near the corner of Central Avenue and 22nd Street prompted owners, The Anderson Group, to move forward with the renovations. Following selective demolition of the interior, Summit is working to complete the build-out of a warm shell for future first floor retail or restaurant tenants and second floor office tenants. Construction also includes:

  • New second floor bathrooms

  • 10 private offices

  • A conference room and break room

  • A private second floor deck

  • All new windows

  • A new elevator

  • New façade detailing

  • New landscaping and patio on the adjacent lot

Construction of 2151 Central Avenue is expected to be complete in Summer 2020. Design Styles Architecture is providing design services for the project.

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Summit Continues Construction at 1201 N. Clark

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Construction Continues as Summit Tops Out Steel at 1201 N. Clark

General contractor, Summit Design + Build, recently topped out steel for the vertical addition at 1201 N. Clark, an adaptive reuse project in Chicago’s Gold Coast. The existing four-story mixed-use commercial building is undergoing a major renovation and conversion that will transform the office space on the second through fourth floors into luxury apartments and add a five-story vertical addition with four floors of apartments and a ninth floor penthouse and community roof deck.

Once complete, the nine-story, 90,000 square foot mixed-use building will feature 98 high-end apartments ranging from studios to two-bedrooms. The building will also maintain its 10,000 square feet of first floor retail space which is partially occupied by Dunkin Donuts and Sprint. Given the project’s close proximity to public transit, just steps from the Clark and Division red line, it is being marketed as a transit oriented development and will not offer parking for tenants.

1201 N. Clark will join the supply of over 6,000 apartments added in the Gold Coast over the last three years and will offer high-end features and amenities for tenants including:

  • In unit washer and dryer

  • Bike room

  • Canine turf mounds

  • First floor lobby with a café

  • Conference room and meeting space

  • Fitness center with yoga room

  • Community spaces including a rooftop TV lounge

  • 2,700 square foot outdoor patio with pavers, fire pits, grills, and herb garden

East and West facing units on floors five through eight will also feature private balconies. Construction will continue this fall with the installation of the exterior fiber cement board skin for the vertical addition and the build-out of units starting on floors two through four.

Hartshorne Plunkard Architects (HPA) is serving as the project architect for 1201 N. Clark. Construction of 1201 N. Clark is scheduled to be complete by spring of 2020.

Summit Design Southeast Office Retail Center Remodel

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Palms Plaza Retail Center Remodel Started

The Southeast office of general contractor Summit Design + Build, recently started construction at Palms Plaza, a 32,500 square foot retail complex located off of South Dale Mabry Highway and Henderson Boulevard in South Tampa. Palms Plaza was purchased in 2018 by developer Clover Investment Properties who engaged Summit to complete a major façade remodel to refresh the property originally built in 1982.

To complete the remodel, Summit Design + Build will install new decorative metal panels on the existing stucco façade and paint the existing exterior walls and soffits. Summit is also building three new dumpster enclosures at the north end of the building and updating exterior signage with new sheet metal and paint.

All work will be completed while the building is occupied. Palms Plaza is currently 100% leased and occupied, anchored by tenants BayCare Urgent Care, Grain and Berry, and Supercuts. Hartmann Architecture is providing design services for the Palms Plaza project.

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