Prevost Construction was recently awarded the Sam Ash Music Store project - a 23,380sf build out in the College Grove Shopping Center. Sam Ash is the largest family-owned musical instrument retailer in the world - it remains family owned and operated to this day. The first store was opened in Brooklyn, NY in 1924. They now have 46 locations in 16 states coast to coast and we are very excited to build their San Diego store! 

The Prevost Team includes Brian Skinner as the Project Manager, William Reyes as the Superintendent, and Raquel Varjabedian as the Project Coordinator. The architect is Tiffany English from Ware Malcomb. The project will begin mid-July and is slated to be complete on October 2nd.

If you would like to learn more about our work at Sam Ash Music Store, please contact Project Manager Brian Skinner at Brian@PrevostConstruction.com.

Allele Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a private, San Diego-based company that explores the mechanisms of biological processes to develop technologies and products for biomedical researchers. Prevost is converting existing lab space into a small vivarium area with 3 holding rooms, a behavior room, a procedure room, and 2 new tissue rooms with new lab benches. The vivarium will be served by 4 new HVAC rooftop package units. The HVAC system has been rehabilitated for the new lab functions. In the office environment, Prevost will expand the conference room into a larger Training Room to facilitate investor relation functions and have created a new private office space for the scientists and lab technicians to work.

The Prevost Team is led by Mike Soth as Senior Project Manager, Eli Howe as Superintendent, and Susanna Bingham as Project Engineer. If you would like to learn more about our work at Allele Biotechnology, please contact Mike at Mike@PrevostConstruction.com.

In partnership with Kearny Real Estate at 530 B Street, Prevost was awarded the San Diego Regional EDC tenant improvement project. San Diego Regional EDC is a nonprofit organization that serves local companies by providing them with the access to critical partners to accelerate their growth prospects. This project was a 7,618sf renovation to remove the closed office feel, making way for an open office design. This new design allowed natural light into the offices and conference room with full aluminum frame sidelites, new break room cabinets with island seating, solid surface, glass accent tiles on the back-splash, light paint color pallet and contrasting carpet to accentuate the warm feel. This project was completed in two phases at 12 weeks, while the client occupied the space. Prevost also did a complete demo and re-image of the men's and women's restrooms on the 7th floor during the tenant improvement.