;
;
The Project : Originally overly dark in color pallet with heavy furnishings, Club Corp sought to lighten and modernize the Town Point Club (a private business club) to reflect a more diverse membership of business owners and executives.
The company commissioned Edgewater Construction to complete the upgrades to its dated pre-function and function rooms. Removing an existing wall covering exterior windows allowed light to pour into the space. The electrical and neon lights that artificially created sunlight were removed as well.
Edgewater removed and installed new carpet, new acoustical ceiling tiles, new high-end wall coverings, lighting, and electronics and added a new bar area with granite top. The renovations required installing new sprinkler heads and adjusting the existing fire suppression system to accommodate the reconfigured spaces.
The Challenge : The spaces to be renovated were high-traffic and revenue producing.
Value Added : Edgewater scheduled this renovation to be completed on a tight timeline.
Client : Club Corp
Location : Norfolk, VA
jcollins@edgewaterconst.com
757.410.3166
Jim is the President of Edgewater and started the company in 2006.
Jim Collins, a licensed civil engineer, has over 25 years of experience. Active duty in the US Navy prepared Jim to excel in vertical construction operations, estimating, project management, and contract administration around world for the Seabees and the Navy’s Civil Engineer Corps. Jim retired from Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) where he gained construction experience from an owners’ point of view as a contracting officer. His vast experience prepared him to drive military construction projects through conceptual, design, and construction phases.
rmarano@edgewaterconst.com
757.410.3166
Vice President of Edgewater Construction Services in 2006.
Rich Marano is a civil engineering graduate of the prestigious Rochester Institute of Technology who combined his degree in construction technology and took a different path, moving directly into the construction field. His career has upwardly traversed from assistant project manager to project manager to Vice President of Edgewater Construction Services in 2006. Rich’s resume shows achievements in Virginia, New York, New Jersey, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Connecticut, Maine and Vermont in design-bid-build, design-build, construction management and general contracting. His experience in facility renovations and additions and new construction reached its highest point when Rich was assigned as Senior Project Manager for the Armada Hoffler Tower in Virginia Beach. This $86M project spanned 2 years and 13 floors (255,000 sq. ft.) of Class A office space, 300,000 sq. ft. of retail space and an adjoining a 22 floor 9 level cast-in-place parking garage with 1871 stalls.