NEWS - Construction & Building
Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 May 2013 10:50 Written by From Staff Reports Monday, 01 April 2013 10:47
Developed by Jamestown Properties, One West Victory will feature 114 student-focused apartment homes striving for LEED certification, accompanying four-level parking deck, and the renovation of two late-19th century historic buildings, formerly of the Savannah Ice Company. These buildings will be transformed into a thriving restaurant with a rooftop space and a residential amenity building including a fitness center, leasing office, study hall, and student lounge.
“Choate is excited about being a part of a development that will drastically enhance the Historic Savannah area,” says Ben Bunyard, division manager of Choate Savannah. “As a local contractor, we are proud to build quality projects such as One West Victory for our hometown.”
Architects include HKS, Inc. on the apartments, Tim Haahs on the parking deck, and Gunn, Meyerhoff, Shay on the historic renovation of the Savannah Ice buildings. OnSite Civil Group is performing the civil engineering.
Construction is expected to begin late May and complete by Summer 2014.
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As one of the largest general contractors in the southeast, Choate Construction Company considers its reputation to be its number one asset with its future success founded upon the strength of its customer relationships. Choate Construction excels in both base and interior construction with office locations in Atlanta, Charleston, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Savannah. Choate strives to lead the industry in financially viable, functional solutions and continually invests in the tools to do so, promoting advances in Building Information Modeling (BIM) software, LEED® Rating system and Risk Mitigation. Go to www.choateco.com for more information.




May 21, 2013 – Demolition of the scoreboard at the east end of Allen E. Paulson Stadium begins today, Monday, May 20th, as preparation begins for the upcoming stadium expansion and Football Operations Center projects. Both projects have a planned June 6th construction start date with expected completion in May 2014. The removal of the venerable scoreboard, originally installed in the mid-1990s, signals a new era for Paulson Stadium and the Georgia Southern Football program.



