Construction crews are popping up on Carnation Street in Richmond’s South-Central District.
What’s now a patch of dust and dirt down the road from Chippenham Hospital will eventually be one of the city’s newest affordable housing projects: Beaufont Oaks Community.
Bon Secours is further expanding its Manchester-area presence with a $3 million clinic aimed at uninsured patients.
Dubbed the Bon Secours Community Health Clinic Manchester at the Center for Healthy Living, the upcoming facility will occupy an 8,000-square-foot, two-story space at 2301 Everett St.
The clinic will be situated within the headquarters of social services nonprofit CARITAS (Congregations Around Richmond Involved to Assure Shelter) near the intersection of Richmond Highway and Maury Street.
The clinic is planned to feature primary care, behavioral health and chronic disease management, among other services for children and adults. The facility will be a permanent outpost and headquarters of Care-A-Van, the Bon Secours mobile health program for the uninsured.
The clinic is expected to open in early 2023. Bon Secours expects to spend $3 million to establish the clinic, according to a spokeswoman.
The renovation project team consists of L.F. Jennings (general contractor), ENV (architect), CMTA (construction engineering) and Draper Aden Associates (civil engineering).
All of the office space in The Sauer Center’s first phase has now been spoken for, with a firm that’s closely familiar with the project snapping up its last bit.
L.F. Jennings has signed a lease to move its local headquarters to The Sauer Center, the Whole Foods-anchored development from Sauer Properties across Broad Street from the Fan.
Richmond, Va. — A joint venture between Elevation Real Estate Group, Auerbach Funds and Beechmont Acquisitions has begun redevelopment at Parc Place at Short Pump Town Center, an 82,968-square-foot shopping center in the Richmond suburb of Short Pump. Renovations will include an upgrade to the center’s façade; the addition of new lighting; parking lot repairs and re-striping; upgraded landscaping; and a new marquee sign and logo.
MidCity recently broke ground on a 108-unit multifamily apartment building at 1400 Montana Avenue NE, in Washington, DC. Located in the Brentwood census tract, a designated Opportunity Zone, the $33 million project is financed with Opportunity Fund equity and a construction loan from Sandy Spring Bank. L.F. Jennings is the general contractor.
The 2020 ENR MidAtlantic Best Projects winners include a diverse set of projects from across the region.
Two panels of industry judges reviewed more than 80 projects located throughout the region, including Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
The judges were divided into two groups and assigned a group of categories. Projects were evaluated on the ability of the project team to overcome challenges, contribution to the industry and community, safety and construction and design quality. Due to the large number of entries, we can only honor a fraction of the projects that are submitted each year, so if your project didn’t win this year, please be sure to submit next year. Judges could select any combination of Best Project-level category winners and Award of Merit honorees.
This year’s 2020 ENR MidAtlantic Best Projects winners are:
Best Project Level Winners:
Sports/Entertainment
The St James: Sports, Wellness And Entertainment Complex
The new YMCA opened its doors inside the SunTrust building. It replaces the old location at the James Center, which ended operations on June 29.
Compared to the previous site, the new location will be less than half the size of that, at 12,000 square feet. Even if it sounds small, it still packs a mean punch.
Douglas Development filed an application with the Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA) that seeks a special exception to bring large-format retail to the nearly two-acre site along New York Avenue between 16th Street and the private Walt Lincoln Way NE. BZA approval would enable the developer to construct a 1-2 story commercial building on the site anchored by Target.
Carr Properties has announced that their second WaveOffice location is now open and available for lease at 1615 L St. NW, Washington, DC 20036. Located on the 6th floor, this WaveOffice location features five private office suites that can accommodate up to 24 people per suite. Additionally, WaveOffice includes communal areas, crafted coffee and sparkling water, a full kitchen, two conference rooms, coffee nook, huddle rooms, multiple touchdown spots and a wellness room. Customers of WaveOffice not only have access to the in-suite amenities but also to the building amenities. Carr’s 1615 L currently includes a new state-of-the-art two-story fitness center and a shared conference center; future amenities will include a lobby café/wine bar, a rooftop deck and bar, and numerous fully furnished areas in the building for collaborative work outside of the office. A grand opening event has been planned for June 19th, 2018.
For the past 20 years, Carpenter’s Shelter has been operating out of a renovated Department of Motor Vehicles building on North Henry Street.
While the building has served the organization very well, said Carpenter’s Shelter Executive Director Shannon Steene, the building has been under very heavy use and is in need of an overhaul. In addition, the City of Alexandria is in dire need of more affordable housing for residents.
That combination of factors means that on June 9, the Carpenter’s Shelter organization will be moving into part of the former Macy’s store at Landmark Mall while a new, 7-story building with underground parking, affordable housing and a new shelter is built on North Henry Street.
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