Shawmut Design and Construction has joined Draper and Wexford Science & Technology to break ground on the 111,000-square-foot Integrated Microelectronics Production & Advanced Chip Technology (IMPACT) Center in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Florida’s 212-room Hilton Naples has completed a major update, included renovations to the lobby, guest rooms and meeting venues. Read the Hotel Management online story here
Armed with a new research paper drawn from surveys of thousands of travelers, Hilton Worldwide seeks to change the lackluster image of airport hotels. Hilton has been opening airport locations with more appealing designs and amenities, especially in Europe. Read the Skift story here
Wynn Las Vegas plans to develop a luxury retail center called Wynn Plaza, with 75,518 square feet of retail space, influenced by Avenue Matignon in Paris. The project will include a two-story building with atria and a skylight rotunda. Architect Roger Thomas worked with the
Kushner Companies is planning a $500 million redevelopment of Monmouth Mall in Eatontown, N.J., including a renaming to Monmouth Town Center. The project includes an open-air retail area with entertainment and dining, as well as apartments, a hotel and open green space. Read The Philadelphia
The $168 million expansion of the Bahamas’ Deep Water Cay resort will take seven years and include additional guest rooms, residences and a 7,000-square-foot spa. Read the SpaOpportunities.com story here
Sources say the $4 billion Moon World Resorts will go up in Indio, Calif. “The site is perfectly triangulated between Los Angeles and San Diego in Coachella Valley, which already welcomes some 12 million annual visitors. And within easy driving distance of Las Vegas,” said
Cracker Barrel will roll out a new fast-casual concept called Holler & Dash this spring, with the first unit set to open in Homewood, Ala. The new concept will maintain the company’s signature Southern cuisine style while taking it to new urban audiences. Read The
Joint Venture partners Clark Construction Group and Mortenson Construction have been selected by GSW Arena LLC (GSW) to build the Golden State Warriors’ new sports and entertainment venue, Chase Center, in Mission Bay, San Francisco. Chase Center is scheduled to open in time for the
Joint Venture partners Clark Construction Group and Mortenson Construction have been selected by GSW Arena LLC (GSW) to build the Golden State Warriors’ new sports and entertainment venue, Chase Center, in Mission Bay, San Francisco. Chase Center is scheduled to open in time for the
Oklahoma City’s City Council approved $2.06 million in tax increment financing assistance for Northeast Plaza, so developer Rick Brown will move ahead with the $7 million redevelopment project of the shopping center. A letter of intent is in place for a potential grocer, while a
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