This new construction, 16,000 SF, 2 story band was built in 2000. The 2 nd floor was dedicated to tenant leasing. Features also included high end finishes in the bank, stairs, and an elevator in entry lobby.
In 2013, a 1,000 SF build out was created for a cupcake store. The work included new ADA bathroom, kitchen, and storage for prep of cupcakes, sales and seating area for patrons.
In 2014, this 13,000 SF project was part remodel of existing structure and addition of new structure with tie-in to existing. The side work included new parking lot, perimeter picket fence and a playground for the students.
First built to house the City of Gainesville’s horses for the Fire and Police Station, the carriage house has been around since the early 1900’s. With Campton brick walls and elaborate wood beams the structure has withstood the test of time. In early 2014 Joyner Construction began renovations that saw them completely remove the dated interior, while maintaining the shell. The building was fully retrofitted to house an indoor smoker, new plumbing, electricity, and HVAC systems. The finished product has preserved a piece of Gainesville history while providing a new home to a Homestyle BBQ Restaurant.
In 2005 JCI took the existing Harley Davidson store (+/- 3,000 SF) and the adjacent Palm Performance building (+/- 1,500 SF) with the five foot elevation difference, connected these two buildings creating an all new 10,000 SF facility with a new showroom. JCI used a pre-engineered structure to create the new facility, with all new MEP systems. This 1.1 million dollar project was selected into the Varco-Pruden Buildings Hall of Fame shortly after being built.
