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Fall Edition October, 2017
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Dunlop & Johnston, Inc.
has been awarded a $3.6 million contract for the addition to and significant renovation of the Massillon Museum in Stark County.
Our team will be working with Cleveland architect DLR Group / Westlake Reed Leskosky for this project which is slated to begin mid-October. This project will keep us busy through the winter months and will finish up next summer.
Below is an article that was published on www.indeonline.com with details about our upcoming project:
Our team has
a few other projects starting up, and are moving full speed ahead or tying up some of our existing ones. Below is a list of what has been keeping our staff busy:
- Lakewood High School addition & renovation - Lakewood, OH
- Department of Veteran Affairs / Louis Stokes Medical Center Enhanced Specialty Care - Cleveland, OH
- Department of Veteran Affairs / Louis Stokes Medical Center Renovation of SCI Suites - Cleveland, OH
- Norfolk Southern Locomotive Shop Complex Expansion Phase III - Bellevue, OH
- University of Akron / Auburn Science & Engineering Center (Exterior facade restoration) - Akron, OH
- Cleveland Municipal School District / William Rainey Harper school (masonry package) - Cleveland, OH
- Cleveland Municipal School District / Sunbeam PK-8 School - Cleveland, OH
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| In addition to working with our clients and their design team for renovations or the construction of a new facility, one of the most rewarding parts of a construction project is the completion. Once the punch list is finished and the closeout manual delivered, it is then time to return to the project for photography. The project photos capture the work completed and show the world what we are so proud of. The photography truly captures the attention to detail and quality craftsmanship evident in each project. This quarter we would like to feature a few of our recently completed school projects... |
Africentric PK-12 is a new school building completed for the Columbus City Schools. Our team completed the single prime general contracting for this 147,000 SF facility that is designed to house 1,000 students. The building includes both Pre-K and Kindergarten classrooms, 22 elementary classrooms, 10 middle, and 12 high school classrooms; each containing state-of-the-art technology. In addition, the new school boasts art and music rooms, technology, science and business labs, and an impressive gymnasium, auditorium, and cafeteria as common areas.
What makes this project truly unique is the design. The school's focus is the history, culture, contributions, and values of the African people and these cultural aspects can be seen throughout the building with the finishes that the architect incorporated.
Dunlop & Johnston, Inc. was awarded the general trades package for the Strongsville High School renovation. This 237,949 SF remodel consisted of nine project phases, all taking place in a very active high school. Our portion of the project was $7.7 million and included site work, concrete, masonry, interior demolition, steel, doors and hardware, drywall, ceilings, millwork, and more.
Last but certainly not least, our team went to work for the Cleveland Municipal School District (CMSD) to complete a $5.3 million general trades package for the Campus International School in downtown Cleveland. What made this project shine was our team's abilities to track and monitor the requirements for a 20% EDGE as well as 20% Cleveland resident workforce requirements. Our team completed this 4-story, 99,148 SF project on schedule, and are proud to be working again with CMSD for two additional school projects.
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As we celebrate another year, we would like
to
thank our clients, customers, and business associates who have made our work so
rewarding for the past 107 years! THANK YOU
for being a part of our success story.
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Several of our D&J staff joined together with other professionals in the construction industry at the 103rd Annual Builder's Exchange Clambake.
We dodged a few raindrops this year, but the weather did not keep away the 800+ people in attendance. Our team always looks forward to this fun construction networking event!
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"There's a reason we've been in business for over 100 years."
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